SOUTH HIRAM — Jordon Torres scored three touchdowns and amassed more than 200 all-purpose yards Friday night, leading Lisbon to a 38-0 Western Class D football victory over Sacopee Valley.

Torres had a 1-yard run, a 70-yard punt return and a 6-yard reception from Kyle Bourget for first-half scores. Quincy Thompson and Joe Philbrick combined for three two-point conversion runs to give the Greyhounds a 24-0 halftime edge.

Bourget fired his second TD pass of the night, 28 yards to Thompson, in the third quarter. Philbrick capped the scoring for Lisbon (1-1) with a 1-yard rush in the fourth.

Torres finished with 139 rushing yards.

Sacopee Valley (0-2) still seeks its initial win as a varsity program.

“They hit hard. They may get one this year,” Lisbon assistant coach Randy Ridley said.

Winthrop/Monmouth 24, OOB 6

OLD ORCHARD BEACH — Zach Glazier rushed for two touchdowns Friday night and the Winthrop/Monmouth starting defense wasn’t scored upon in a 24-6 Western Class D football victory over Old Orchard Beach at Joe Regina Field.

Glazier got the Ramblers (2-0) on the board with a 10-yard touchdown in the first quarter. He scored from 23 yards out on a fourth-and-8 play with 10 minutes remaining in the game against the host Seagulls (1-1).

“It’s been a while since we’ve been 2-0, and it feels incredible,” Winthrop/Monmouth coach Joel Stoneton said. “All the guys that stuck with it the years the program was down and the guys who created the Monmouth program deserve these wins as much as the current players.”

Jake Weeks galloped for a 49-yard score to give Winthrop/Monmouth a 12-0 halftime lead.

Mario Meucci recovered a fumble in the end zone for a TD in the second half.

Wells 20, Spruce Mtn. 15

WELLS — Nate Booth’s 19-yard touchdown pass to Jake Moody with 1:05 to play spoiled Spruce Mountain’s upset bid and gave Wells a 20-15 Western Class C football win at Warrior Memorial Field on Friday night.

Wells (2-0) led by two touchdowns early before Spruce Mountain (1-1) rallied.

Phoenix quarterback Peter Theriault ran 75 yards for a score early in the third quarter. Matt Vigue’s 51-yard punt return and an extra point put Spruce in front 13-12 late in the quarter.

Spruce stopped Wells on downs near midfield in the fourth, and the Warriors’ ensuing goal-line stand backfired when the Phoenix notched a safety on the next play.

Booth and Moody hooked up for a 30-yard TD in the first quarter.

Vigue recovered a fumble to stop another Wells drive, but Spruce quickly gave it back at its own 15. Chris Carney capitalized with a 3-yard TD for a 12-0 advantage.

Lake Region 20, Mountain Valley 6

NAPLES — Douglas Banks passed for two touchdowns Friday night, Cole Jakobs threw another and Lake Region defeated Mountain Valley for the first time in the 25-year history of their football series, 20-6, in a Western Class C contest.

It was 6-6 at halftime before the Lakers took the lead with a drive of nearly six minutes.

Mountain Valley (0-2) fumbled the ensuing kickoff, and Lake Region added another touchdown through the air.

Nick Wandishin hauled in two of the touchdown passes for the victorious Lakers, while Nick Hall added another.

The Falcons committed three turnovers and were stopped on downs three other times.