SOUTH WATERBORO — Jake Spinhirn carried 19 times for 294 yards, including a 95-yard touchdown, and the Oxford Hills/Buckfield defense produced two turnovers to put the wraps on a 34-0 Class A football shutout of Massabesic.

It was the first win of the season for the Vikings (1-4).

Spinhirn had touchdown runs of 4 and 6 yards in the first half. 

Connor Truman connected with Connor Bickford for an 8-yard score early in the third quarter prior to Spinhirn’s highlight-film scamper.

Kyle Dexter capped the scoring for Oxford Hills with a 2-yard run in the fourth.

Matt Smith ran 10 times for 40 yards and recovered a fumble for Oxford Hills. Truman was 3-for-4 through the air.

Caleb Jewell also picked off a pass for the Vikings, who held the Mustangs (0-5) to 199 yards total offense.

Gray-New Gloucester 32, Lake Region 14

GRAY — Austin Chase rushed for 190 yards and four touchdowns Friday night for Gray-New Gloucester, which matched a school record with its fourth win of the season in a 32-14 Class C South victory over Lake Region.

It was only 6-0 at halftime before the Patriots (4-1) pulled away. Justice Bowie also rushed for a Gray-New Gloucester score.

Zack Haskell had 180 all-purpose yards and sophomore Eric Thompson made a dozen tackles to propel the Patriots.

Cape Elizabeth 20, Mountain Valley 12

CAPE ELIZABETH — The Rivals lived up to their decade-old billing Friday night, with unbeaten Cape Elizabeth needing a defensive stand inside its own 30-yard line in the final minute to seal a 20-12 Class C South win over Mountain Valley at Hannaford Field.

Mountain Valley (1-4) drove from its own 3 in the final four minutes before a sack and an incomplete pass ended the bid on downs.

Mike Provencher ran for a 39-yard touchdown to trigger the Falcons’ rally in the fourth quarter.

After falling in a 6-0 hole on a touchdown pass from Alex Ridley to Holden Blauvelt, Cape (5-0) scored three consecutive times to take apparent command.

Ryan Weare had a 1-yard TD run to put the Capers in front. It was 14-6 at the half thanks to a 15-yard strike from Jack O’Rourke to Matt Graham.

Sanford 49, Lewiston 14

SANFORD — Trailing by only a touchdown, Lewiston gave up a touchdown on the final play of the first half Friday night, and the Blue Devils’ night unraveled from there in a 49-14 Class A football loss to Sanford at Cobb Stadium.

Stefan Porter had a 8-yard touchdown run for the Devils (2-3).

Garrett Poussard caught a 55-yard screen pass from Jared Rubin and scooted to the end zone. Brock Belanger’s conversion pass to Ed Turgeon kept it close before the Spartans (2-3) squirmed away with the help of a shanked punt in the final minute of the half.