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A first-half goal by Tyler Mates was enough to give Leavitt a 1-0 win over Winslow in a Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference boys soccer game Tuesday in Winslow.
Serogzha Bezhenar assisted on the goal. Luke Horn made eight saves for the shutout as Leavitt improved to 2-0.
Maddox Lambert of Winslow (0-2) stopped 15 shots.
BUCKFIELD 2, WINTHROP 0: Krosby Harvey scored and added an assist for the Bucks (3-0) in their win against the Ramblers (0-1) in Winthrop.
Nolan Litchfield also scored, and Gaven Parsons assisted on Harvey’s goal. Goalie Neil Haylock turned away seven shots for the shutout.
Gianni Haefele made seven saves for Winthrop.
MT. BLUE 4, SKOWHEGAN 0: Nate Zeliger scored twice to lead the Cougars (2-0) past the River Hawks (1-1) in Farmington.
Finn Morton and Quin Lawless also scored for Mt. Blue, while Wiktor Dziekanowski and Avery Kansas each had an assist.
Goalie Connor Noyes stopped 12 shots for Skowhegan.
SPRUCE MOUNTAIN 2, MOUNTAIN VALLEY 1: Luka Gaillard and Johnny Hines scored second-half goals to lift the Phoenix (1-0) to victory win over the Falcons (0-2) in Jay.
Bradyn Fournier assisted on a goal for Spruce Mountain.
Ryder Harding scored Mountain Valley’s goal.
Phoenix goalie Blake Gemelli stopped two shots, and Gabe Hall made six saves for the Falcons.
EDWARD LITTLE 7, MESSALONSKEE 0: Khalid Mohamed netted a pair of goals in the Red Eddies’ (2-0) victory over the Eagles (0-1) in Auburn.
Orrin Slover, Boaz Maria, Adrian Otim, Christian Mazina and AJ Jibril also scored for Edward Little.
Red Eddies goalie Max Kimble earned the shutout by making four saves, and Dagen Gooding stopped seven shots for Messalonskee.
GIRLS SOCCER
FREEPORT 4, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 3: The Falcons (2-0) scored two second-half goals in a comeback win over the Patriots (0-1) in Gray.
Ella Tracy led Freeport with two goals and two assists. Ky Kennedy and Keely Furtney also found the back of the net.
Brynn Gilmore scored twice and Ella Kenney once in the first half for Gray-New Gloucester.
Nora Eames and Karleigh Costello each made two saves for Freeport. Patriots keeper Mallory Hardiman stopped 12 shots.
POLAND 8, SACOPEE VALLEY 0: Alivia Lemieux netted three goals in the Knights’ (3-0) victory over the Hawks (0-1) in Poland.
Julia Paradis added two goals. Phoebe Paradis, Leksi Langevin and Maddie Bosse found the back of the net once apiece.
Davis Hill recorded two assists and Payton Rose and Sophia Souza each had one for Poland.
MESSALONSKEE 3, EDWARD LITTLE 1: The Eagles broke open a tie game with two goals in the second half to top the Red Eddies in Oakland.
Amelia Spry, Grace McKay and Cailyn Henning each added a goal for Messalonskee (1-0), and Henning and Elsie Spear registered assists. Kiana Carrier made eight saves in net.
Sophie Cote scored the lone goal for Edward Little (1-1). Goalkeeper Lola Cunningham made eight saves for the Red Eddies.
FIELD HOCKEY
LEAVITT 1, LAWRENCE 1: The Hornets (1-1-1) and the Bulldogs (0-1-1) battled to a double-overtime tie in Fairfield.
Both goals came in the second half, with Jada Beedy scoring for Leavitt and Mya Dixon netting Lawrence’s goal.
Savannah Boulay set up the Hornets’ goal, and goalies Riley Millet and Sam Krebs combined to make four saves.
Natalie Pelletier had a helper for the Bulldogs, and Abbey Stewart stopped two shots.
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