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SOUTH CHINA —Evelyn Rousseau and Reese Sullivan each scored a goal to lead Erskine past Old Town 2-1 in field hockey action Thursday.
Lilly Clark and Cassidy Brann scored an assist each for the Eagles (4-8) while Andra Cowing stopped seven shots.
Natalie Fournier had the goal for the Coyotes (6-6) and Arabel Millingan made one save.
LEAVITT 4, MCI 1: Four Hornets had goals in a road win in Pittsfield.
Maddie Morin scored a goal and set up another for Leavitt (10-3-0) while Ava Twitchell, Ainsley Barry and Sage Dunn also scored. Emma Beedy, Olivea Miller and Calee Libby each had one assist.
Ashlee Jarvis scored MCI’s (6-6-1) goal. Chi Chi Rivera made nine saves.
Emily Poland and Isabelle Westman shared time in goal for the Hornets. Poland stopped two shots and Westman stopped one.
CONY 14, MORSE 0: Maci Freeman collected three goals and four assists as the Rams won in Augusta.
Elise Cunningham also got a hat trick, and Abby Morrill, Helen Dineen and Caroline Henderickson each scored twice for Cony (11-1-1). Natalie Dube and Hailey Johnson chipped in with a goal and an assist.
Morse falls to 3-11-0.
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