MACHIAS – Matt Little scored off a Jacob Dahl corner kick with nine minutes left in regulation to lead Machias past Calais to win the Downeast Athletic Conference boys soccer championship 1-0 Tuesday.

Michael Jenkins saved 11 of 16 shots for Machias.

Jordan Leeman turned away 6 of 11 shots for Calais.

Mt. Blue 9, Nokomis 1

At Newport, Sam Mungin and Travis Robinson scored two goals each as Mt. Blue of Farmington beat Nokomis.

Ben Russell scored a goal and provided an assist for the 9-4-1 Cougars. Zac Conolog, Blake Hart, Alex Lee and Peter Roberts scored. Devin Zamboni and Jordan Schanck combined for four saves off 12 shots.

Elijah Davis scored in the first half off a Chris Braley assist for 0-14 Nokomis. Justin Amoroso and Tom Batchelder combined for 12 saves on 28 shots.

JV: 0-0

Messalonskee 2, Brewer 1

At Brewer, Cameron Omsberg scored the winner with 17:03 left in the second half to lead Messalonskee of Oakland to victory over Brewer.

Omsberg also scored 9-3-2 Messalonskee’s other goal in the first half. Andrew Wilson saved five of nine shots.

Luke Thomas scored with 23:10 left in the first off a Brad Billings assist for 5-7-2 Brewer. Brian Kearns made nine saves of 15 shots.

JV: 0-0

Hampden 3, Lawrence 1

At Hampden, Kevin Angelinetta scored a goal and assisted another as Hampden Academy defeated Lawrence of Fairfield during senior night.

Ricardo Delima and Matt Toothaker added goals for the 8-4-2 Broncos. Brad Dolan and Gerald Cushing recorded assists. Brad Melanson stopped two of four shots.

Chris Low scored late in the first half off a Kyle Rabe assist for 3-11 Lawrence. Codey Sabian turned away 12 of 36 shots.

JV: Lawrence 2-0

Girls soccer

Vinalhaven 4, Highview Chr. 0

At Charleston, Chelsea Guptil scored two goals to propel the Vikings to victory.

Natalie Reed and Blake Reidy tallied one goal each for Vinalhaven. Alex Slivinsky made three saves on five shots.

Anita Allard grabbed 21 saves on 31 shots for Highview Christian Academy.

Hampden 3, Lawrence 2

At Fairfield, Ashley Robinson scored the game-winning goal with 7 minutes left in the game to lead Hampden Academy past the Lawrence Bulldogs.

Michaela Stephenson scored two goals and Kate Chambers had two assists for the 10-4 Broncos. Julia Snyder made 15 saves on 17 shots.

For the 7-6-1 Bulldogs, Natasha Morris scored both goals unassisted. Jess Poulin made 10 saves on 13 shots.

JV: 1-1

Messalonskee 6, Brewer 3

At Oakland, six different players scored goals as Messalonskee beat Brewer.

Amanda Simpson, Ariana Perry, Alison Omsberg, Hannah Jalette, Laurel Finlayson and Katie Grenier scored for 5-8-1 Messalonskee. Sarah Jacques saved 12 of 15 shots.

Katie McLaughlin scored two goals for the 1-13 Witches. Melanie Judkins added a goal and Sheri Valley provided two assists. Judkins, Hannah Simmons and Colleen Gilley combined for 11 saves of 17 shots.

JV: Messalonskee 1-0

Hodgdon 4, LCS/MSSM 3 (2OT)

At Hodgdon, Kariann Estabrook scored the winner with about 40 seconds left in the second overtime to lift Hodgdon over Limestone/Maine School of Science and Mathematics.

Katie Duff, Taylor Hovey and Dayna Tidd also scored for the 6-7-1 Hawks. Emmaly Jurson stopped 12 of 35 shots.

Kellie Peers had a hat trick to lead the 6-8 Eagles. Caitlin Good made 18 saves off 40 shots.