WOODLAND – John Deacon broke a 1-1 halftime score with a 19-yard direct kick into the top corner of the net with 20 minutes to play in regulation as the Calais Blue Devils defeated the Woodland Dragons 2-1 in schoolboy soccer action Friday.

The game was incorrectly reported in Saturday’s paper.

Jacob Ludington also notched a goal for 10-2 Calais. Scott Geel made 17 saves on 18 shots.

Jeremy Burke scored on a penalty kick for 8-3 Woodland. Brandon Tomah, Craig Moody, and Todd Townsend combined to save 15 of 17 shots.

Presque Isle 3, MDI 1

At Presque Isle, Greg Whitaker recorded two goals and Nate Carter had a goal and an assist, to lead the undefeated Wildcats past the Trojans.

Travis Brooker added an assist and Chris Wilcox saved one of two shots for 12-0 Presque Isle.

Jeremy Curran scored for MDI with 21 seconds left off an assist from Jake Merchant. Max Blandford saved 20 of 23 shots for 5-5-1 MDI.

JV: Presque Isle 7-0

Girls soccer

Presque Isle 3, MDI 0

At Presque Isle, Katie Delong netted two goals to help lead the Wildcats to their 12th victory.

Presque Isle’s Sarah Porter added a goal off a pass from Chantelle Cyr. Angela Norsworthy chipped in with an assist.

Molly Hamel and Allisen Donovan combined for three saves on four shots for 12-0 Presque Isle. Asia Ross stopped 18 of 26 shots for 3-6-2 MDI.

JV: Presque Isle 3-1

Football

Rockland 34, Dexter 14

At Dexter, Andrew Weiss passed for four touchdowns, two of which were scored by John Coppola, as Rockland rolled to the win.

Mike Marsh scored two touchdowns, one on a pass from Weiss and the other on a 5-yard run. Dominic Morrill also caught a Weiss TD pass.

Bill Greene scored both Dexter touchdowns, one on a 34-yard pass from Steven Robinson and the other on an 8-yard run.

Rockland (4-2) 6 14 14 0 – 34

Dexter (1-5) 6 0 0 8 – 14

R – Coppola 60 pass from Weiss (rush failed)

D – Greene 34 pass from Robinson (kick failed)

R – Marsh 5 run (Weiss rush)

R – Morrill 8 pass from Weiss (pass failed)

R – Coppola 38 pass from Weiss (Tripp pass from Weiss)

R – Marsh 15 pass from Weiss (kick failed)

D – Greene 8 run (Greene rush)

Foxcroft 14, Mattanawcook 12

At Lincoln Friday night, Joey Capparelli ran for 92 yards, including a nine-yard touchdown in the second quarter, as the Ponies knocked off the previously undefeated Lynx.

Jon Catell caught a 22-yard pass from Logan Forrest, also in the second quarter, to put Foxcroft up for good.

Duncan Markie scored twice, both on nine-yard runs, but Mattanawcook was unable to complete its two-point conversions. The Lynx also missed a field goal with about four minutes left in the fourth quarter. Markie finished with 15 carries for 111 yards.

Foxcroft (5-1) 0 14 0 0 – 14

Mattanawcook (5-1) 6 6 0 0 – 12

M-Markie 9 run (pass failed)

F-Capparelli 55 run (Bellemare kick)

F-Catell 22 pass from Forrest (Bellemare kick)

M-Markie 9 run (rush failed)

Belfast 34, Hampden 0

At Hampden Friday night, Sean Leeman scored five touchdowns as the Lions blanked the Broncos.

Leeman scored once in the first quarter and had two TD runs each in the second and third.

Som Ratskongsky led Hampden with 60 rushing yards. Chris Morris completed five of 11 passes for 113 yards. Drew Chase racked up 10 tackles.

Belfast (4-2) 6 14 14 0 – 34

Hampden (2-4) 0 0 0 0 – 0

Cross country

Sectional meet cancelled

For the first time in it’s 57-year history, the Sectional meet has been cancelled outright.

The meet, scheduled for Saturday at Old Town High School, had been postponed once due to the death of two OTHS students in an auto accident last month.

“I’ve been on the phone all evening and there are just no dates left we can run it,” said meet director and OTHS cross-country coach Rod White. “We’ve never had to cancel or even move it before, but I guess it just wasn’t meant to be this year.”

White said parts of the sectional course were simply too wet or dangerous to run the race and those parts couldn’t be properly fixed until the steady rain stopped, but there was no guarantee that would happen in the near future.

Golf

State meet postponed

Steady rain is wreaking havoc on the high school sports schedule and the sport of golf is no exception.

Saturday’s team championship at Natanis Golf Course was postponed to Monday, but the unceasing rain has forced the Maine Principals’ Association to postpone it once again and combine it with the individual boys championships next Saturday, again in Vassalboro.

Registration will again be at 9 a.m. with play starting at 10 a.m. All three classes will be in action at the 54-hole course. The individual girls championships have been postponed indefinitely.

“We’ll make a decision on that,” said MPA representative Jerry Durgin. It’s more complicated with them because some of them play on teams and all three classes are represented among the 15 girls involved. We’re going to try to find an alternate date to hold them at Natanis.”