Shiretowners down Schenck

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HOULTON – David Carmichael and Lars O’Connell each scored second-half goals to power the Houlton Shiretowners past the Schenck Wolverines Friday.

James Skehan stopped 13 of 13 shots for 2-5 Houlton.

Mike Rossignol made 13 saves on 15 shots for 0-1 Schenck of East Millinocket.

Fort Fairfield 1, Madawaska 1

At Fort Fairfield, Ted McHenry’s goal for Madawaska with 23 minutes remaining in the match tied the game as the Tigers and the Owls battled to a draw.

Steve Soucy saved 14 of 17 shots for 4-1-2 Madawaska.

Ryan Halstrom had opened the scoring for 4-1-2 Fort Fairfield just seven minutes into the match. Ryan Babin and Tyler Bernaiche combined to stop 23 of 27 shots.

Sumner 4, Narraguagus 1

At East Sullivan, Alex Brunton’s three goals led the Tigers to victory in their season opener.

Kyle Joy scored the first goal of the game for Sumner and Trevor Reynolds notched an assist.

Mike Beal scored the only goal of the game for the Knights after an assist from Shelby Bright.

Jason Guest stopped six of 21 shots in goal for 1-0 Sumner. Eric Pelletier made 15 saves on 30 shots for 0-1 Narraguagus.

Lee 8, Katahdin 0

At Lee, Frank Severance scored two goals and assisted on three others as the Pandas rolled by the Cougars.

Frankie Carpenter had a goal and an assist and Blair Emery, Nate Dow, Jason Mallett and Dustin Pickering also scored goals for 2-0 Lee. Adam Ham saved four shots.

Chris McNally saved 10 of 22 shots for 0-2 Katahdin.

Van Buren 2, Limestone 0

At Van Buren, Tyler LaPierre and Tyler Hews each scored second-half goals to pace the Crusaders.

Sean Violette made four saves on four shots in net for Van Buren, now 6-2.

Dominik Lobkowicz made 14 saves on 19 shots for Maine School of Science and Mathematics/Limestone, 1-4-1.

Wiscasset 3, Carrabec 0

At North Anson, Wiscasset notched its first win of the season behind goals from Nick Merry and Nick Hersom.

Hersom struck first for the visiting Redskins after an assist from Nat Lippert. Merry added his two unassisted goals on shots of 22 and 25 yards, respectively.

Matt Brewer saved three of five shots for 1-0 Wiscasset for the shutout. John Chretien stopped six of 12 shots for 0-1 Carrabec.

JV: 1-1

Penquis 3, PVHS 2

At Milo, Penquis recovered from a 2-0 halftime deficit with goals from Peter Bissel, Steve Kissell and Ben Knapp.

Knapp and Justin Allen assisted with Bissel and Kissell’s goals respectively for the Patriots.

Jered Michaud scored on a penalty kick for Penobscot Valley of Howland. Keith Champion added the Howlers’ second goal.

Mike Grindle stopped eight of 12 shots for 1-0 Penquis. Lance Pelkey stopped 12 of 18 shots for 0-1 PVHS.

Central 1, Dexter 0

At Corinth, a strong performance by Central goalie Adam Allen kept the Red Devils in position for the victory.

Allen stopped 17 of 19 shots for the shutout.

Joe Allen scored the game winning goal midway through the second half on a 25-yard kick. Blake Goodwin assisted on the goal for 1-0 Central.

Chris Sinclair stopped seven of 19 shots for the 0-1 Tigers.

George Stevens 3, Searsport 2

At Searsport, a goal by Hans Reuter sealed the win for the Eagles in their inaugural game.

Mark Clapp scored two early goals to put George Stevens in position for the win.

Pasco Grove scored a goal on a penalty shot and added an assist on Kurt Lockhart’s score for the Vikings.

James Friend stopped five of 12 shots for 1-0 George Stevens. Jacob Manner blocked five of 15 shots for 0-1 Searsport.

DI-Stonington 4, BC Pats 2

At Deer Isle, Josh Bolton scored twice as the Mariners won the season opener for both teams.

Nick Ciomei and Evan Haskell added a goal and an assist apiece for Deer Isle-Stonington. Chris Gross made 10 saves on 14 shots.

Kyle Bradford and Ben Sobey scored the Bangor Christian goals and Pat McCleary stopped eight of 19 shots.

Hermon 5, Old Town 4

At Hermon, Brandon Robinson’s three goals and two assists led the Hawks over the Indians.

Joey Schacht notched the game-winning goal when he put the Hawks up 5-3 just into the second half. Schacht also notched an assist. Ben Hagerty scored a goal for Hermon and Josiah Curtis added an assist.

Kevin Emerson scored three goals for the Indians. Matt Petrie added a goal and two assists. Tyson O’Keefe and Shawn Kenniston both notched assists for Old Town.

Matt Watson stopped seven of 12 shots for 1-0 Hermon. Tyler Tracewski blocked five of 15 shots for 0-1 Old Town.

JV: Old Town 3-2 (2OT)

John Bapst 2, Orono 0

At Orono, Zev Myerowitz scored five minutes into the second half to break a scoreless tie and send the Crusaders past the Red Riots in both teams’ season opener.

Bryan Snyder assisted on Myerowitz’s goal and Zachary Means scored an unassisted goal for John Bapst. Billy Chapman stopped all 10 Orono shots.

Girls soccer

Houlton 0, Presque Isle 0 (2OT)

At Houlton Wednesday, the 4-0-1 Wildcats of Presque Isle and 2-2-1 Shiretowners battled to a double-overtime deadlock.

Melissa DeMerchant saved eight of 10 shots for Presque Isle, while Hanna Lenentine turned away 10 of 11 for Houlton

Lee 2, Katahdin 1

At Sherman Station, Deidra Ham’s two goals were the difference as the Pandas edged the Cougars.

Ham’s second goal came with 24 minutes remaining in the match and broke a 1-1 tie. Shelby Pickering picked up an assist on Ham’s first goal and Katie Harris made seven saves on 16 shots for 2-0 Lee.

Krystal McMoran scored off a Scarlett McAvoy assist for 0-1-1 Katahdin and Mindy Libby stopped nine of 11 shots.

Madawaska 8, Fort Fairfield 0

At Fort Fairfield, Christine Cyr and Lynel Williams each notched two goals and an assist to propel the Owls to victory.

Kay Girard provided a goal and an assist for 4-1-1 Madawaska, while Danielle Lavoie, Meghan Marshall, and Andrea Dufour added one goal apiece. Marshall and Michelle Lavertu combined to make three saves on three shots.

Dani Searles and Britney Lavoie came up with 14 saves on 22 shots for 1-6-1 Fort Fairfield.

Van Buren 4, Limestone 0

At Van Buren, Micah LaPlante’s two goals led the Crusaders past the Eagles.

Nicole Corbin and Natalie Cormier had a goal and an assist each while Sara Lajoie chipped in with an assist. Danielle Gagnon saved six of nine shots as Van Buren improved to 6-2.

Nikki Michaud stopped 16 of 23 shots for 4-3 Limestone.