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DIXFIELD — Dixie Szabo netted a hat trick as the Temple Academy girls soccer team beat Dirigo 3-0 on Thursday.
Mia Fitzpatrick and Lucy Bonacci had assists for the Bereans (11-0).
The Cougars fell to 3-5-1.
BOYS SOCCER
GARDINER 8, MCI 0: Kian Alves scored four goals to lead the Tigers to the win in Gardiner.
Chase Kanaris, Brady Peacock, Alexx Roy and Trace Moody each scored a goal for the Tigers (9-2-0).
MCI falls to 1-10-0.
LINCOLN 4, ERSKINE 0: Cole Workman, Adam St. Cyr and Pedro Mayans scored in the first half as Lincoln won in Newcastle.
Til Glaser scored from Peter Thelander in the second half for Lincoln (6-4-1).
Erskine falls to 3-8-1.
MESSALONSKEE 3, MT. BLUE 2 OT: CJ Wallingford scored his second goal of the game on a penalty kick with six seconds remaining in overtime to lift the Eagles in Farmington.
Christian Salvadori also scored for Messalonskee (6-6). Goalie Dagan Gooding stopped eight shots.
Mt. Blue’s (4-6) Luc Walker forced overtime with a goal with eight seconds left in regulation. Agusti Garcia also scored for the Cougars, while Kaden Smith and Nate Zeliger each had an assist. Cougars goalie Kooper Keller made six saves.
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