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WATERVILLE — Dixie Szabo scored four goals to lead Temple Academy 5-1 past Greenville in girls soccer action Saturday.
Mia Fitzpatrick added another goal for Temple (1-0) while Isabelle Tompkins and Sofia Isgro had one assist each.
Greenville is 0-1.
FIELD HOCKEY
BELFAST 7, MCI 1: Lawless Desrochers had a hat trick to lead the Lions to the win in Pittsfield.
Bre Shorey added two goals and three assists for Belfast (1-0) while Hallee Tarbox and Payten Wadsworth had a goal apiece. Jocelyn Valleau and Ava Markham had two assists each. Nikki Shorey made one save.
Charlotte Peasley scored for MCI (0-1) off an assist from Celia Stinson. Keycalid Rivera made nine saves.
ERSKINE 1, NOKOMIS 0: Phoebe Taylor scored the game winner in double overtime to lift the Eagles to the win in South China.
Andra Cowing made five saves for Erskine (1-0).
Eliya Drummond stopped four shots for Nokomis (0-1).
FOOTBALL
TELSTAR 40, MOUNT VIEW 0: Austin Mosher ran 28 yards, scored two touchdowns and scored a two-point conversion sweep to lead the Rebels (1-0) to a win over the scoreless Mustangs (0-1).
Kaiden Taylor scored a touchdown on a 45-yard punt return and caught a 35-yard pass from Brody Walker for another touchdown.
Michael Early caught a 30-yard pass from Walker to score a touchdown and tallied another two points on a conversion from Walker.
Walker had four successful two-point conversion passes.
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