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FARMINGDALE — Hannah Rauch had two goals and an assist as Hall-Dale earned its first win of the season with a 3-2 victory over St. Dominic in field hockey action Saturday morning.
Faith McDougal also scored for Hall-Dale/Monmouth (1-2), and Torie Tibbetts had an assist. Goalie Jade Graham had 21 saves.
Emily Andrews and Abigil Lobonte scored for St. Dom’s (3-1), and Maia Cote made eight saves in goal.
DIRIGO 4, WINSLOW 0: Grace Averill scored twice to lead the Cougars to the win in Dixfield.
Lana Waite and Emily Woods had the other goals for Dirigo (2-0) while Diana Cayer chipped in two assists.
Dominique Giroux-Pare made 13 saves for the Black Raiders (0-4).
BOYS SOCCER
TRAIP 6, OAK HILL 3: Adrian Cunningham and Terrence Swiger each scored two goals to lead the Rangers to the win in Wales.
Matty Remind and Curran Cleary had the other two goals for Traip (2-0-0).
Drew Hatala, Ethan Lemont and Jord Castonguay scored a goal apiece for Oak Hill (1-2-0).
GIRLS SOCCER
RICHMOND 5, LISBON 0: Aubrey Swift scored two goals to lead the Bobcats to victory in Lisbon.
Eden Balduf, Breonna Dufresne and Brooke Fournier each added a score for Richmond (2-1-0).
Goalkeeper Victoria Babbin recorded for 500th career save for the Greyhounds (0-3-0).
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