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WALES — Hannah Rauch scored twice to lead the Hall-Dale/Monmouth field hockey team past Oak Hill 4-0 on Monday afternoon.
Sidney Keleher and Makayla Norton each added a goal for the Bulldogs (6-3) and Grace Estes chipped in two assists. Jade Graham made 11 saves.
Oak Hill falls to 2-6.
MESSALONSKEE 6, BANGOR 0: Six different players scored to lead the Eagles to the win in Oakland.
Chloe Masse, Elsie Bell, Sophia Ventimiglia, Alexa Caccamo, Chloe Michaud and Hannah Phair each scored a goal for Messalonskee (5-2). Adriana Pettengill and Baylee Dillon combined for the shutout in the cage.
Bangor falls to 1-7.
GIRLS SOCCER
TEMPLE 7, TELSTAR 0: Dixie Szabo scored four goals to lead the Bereans to the win in Bethel.
Madelyn Corey added a goal and an assist for Temple (8-0-0) while Karis Louis and Sofia Isgro had the other goals. Karissa DeWitt made one save.
Telstar falls to 1-6-0.
MARANACOOK 7, OAK HILL 0: Phoebe Bell scored three goals as the Black Bears rolled to a victory in Readfield.
Kate Parker, Alice Ferren, Evelyn Stevenson and Celia Bergdahl each added goals for Maranacook (6-0-1).
The Raiders fall to 1-6-1.
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