RANGELEY — Barrett Quimby’s two goals highlighted Rangeley’s 4-1 boys soccer victory over Spruce Mountain on Thursday.
Parker Smith and Anthony Whittier also scored for the Lakers (3-5-1).
Phoenix (1-6-1) goalie Blake Gemelli stopped nine shots. Rangeley’s Zak Madrid had three saves.
FIELD HOCKEY
GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER/NYA 0, OAK HILL 0: Sierra Lane stopped 22 shots for Oak Hill as the Raiders (4-5-2) played to a scoreless tie against the Patriots (4-4-2) in Wales.
Gray-New Gloucester goalie Sam Poulin finished with seven saves.
CAMDEN HILLS 2, OXFORD HILLS 1: Delfina de Acevedo Ramos scored twice, including the winner in overtime, as the Windjammers (4-5-1) beat the Vikings (3-5-1) in Paris.
Brynn Bean continued her hot streak by scoring another goal for Oxford Hills. Over the past three games, Bean has four goals and an assist.
Vikings goalie Gabby Wright made eight saves, while Camden Hills’ Abby Strout finished with four saves.
CONY 1, MT. BLUE 0: Caroline Hendrickson scored the lone goal of the game to give Cony a 1-0 win over Mt. Blue in Farmington.
Natalie Dube had the assist on the goal for the Rams (9-1), while Avery Maxim made seven saves.
Gwen Lesperance stopped 17 shots for the Cougars (7-4). Defender Kara Daggett made two defensive saves, and Katie Yeaton and Grace Allen made one apiece.
GIRLS SOCCER
GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 3, POLAND 1: Ellie Schlichting score the go-ahead goal late in the first half, and the Patriots (5-7) went on to defeat the rival Knights (1-8-1) in Gray.
Gray-New Gloucester’s Ali Portas score from outside the 18-yard box less than two minutes into the game. Poland’s Gretchyn Paradis evened the score at 1-1 with a goal 10 minutes later.
Schlichting made it 2-1 with 46 second remaining in the opening half. Libby Whidden added an insurance goal midway through the second half.
MT. ARARAT 4, LEWISTON 0: Islah Godo put in three goals, including a penalty kick, to lead the Eagles (6-3-1) past the Blue Devils (0-9-2) in Lewiston.
Emma Berry rounded out the scoring. Jaelyn Jensen assisted on Godo’s first goal.
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