Sam Dorr and Quin Lawless tallied second-half goals, and the Mt. Blue boys soccer team beat Bangor 2-0 on Thursday in Farmington.

Stevie Davis and Quin Hoeft each had an assist, and Cougars (4-2-2) goalkeeper Ollie Cormier made four saves.

Jack Fitzgerald made 10 saves for the Rams (2-6-1).

LISBON 1, RICHMOND 0: JT Hoyle scored on a header off a direct kick by Nolan Parker in the first half, and the Greyhounds (4-3-2) made that goal stand up in a win over the Bobcats (1-7-1) at Richmond.

LEAVITT 3, WINTHROP 1: Jacob Gibbs netted two second-half goals to pace the Hornets (5-1-2) past the Ramblers (3-6) in Winthrop.

Leavitt’s Everett Michaud opened the scoring with a goal from 30 yards out in the first half. Goalie Luke Horn made six saves.

Korbin Littler scored Winthrop’s goal.

GIRLS SOCCER

HALL-DALE 1, CONY 1: Clare Sturtevant scored for Hall-Dale with 58 seconds left in regulation, and the Bulldogs (4-2-2) tied Cony (2-4-1) in Augsuta.

Kya Douin gave the Rams a lead in the second half. Charlotte Gearhart made eight saves.

Genevieve Ciccarelli stopped three shots for Hall-Dale.

LEAVITT 6, WINTHROP 1: Sophia Poulin deposited three goals and Reese Bilodeau added two scores as Leavitt defeated Winthrop, which played most of the game shorthanded, on Thursday in Turner.

“What a crazy game,” Hornets coach Connor Cyr said.

Poulin scored twice in the first half, the second on a penalty kick after a Winthrop player received a red card for an intentional handball in the penalty box with 47 seconds left before halftime, putting the Ramblers (3-4) down a player the rest of the game.

Winthrop’s Harper Stasulus netted a shorthanded goal with 29 minutes remaining to cut the Hornets’ lead to 2-1, but a few minutes later the Ramblers lost their goalie to a red card when she was called for a trip on a breakaway, forcing Winthrop to play 9-vs.-11 for the remainder of the match.

Bilodeau then scored to goals off assists from Eris Cloutier and Poulin. Poulin added her third goal on another penalty kick, and Leavitt (4-5) sophomore Khloe Nadeau capped the scoring with four minutes to play.

Hornets goalie Jillian York finished with five saves.