BLUE HILL – Winslow Brokaw scored two goals and Emily Peake assisted on two as the third-ranked George Stevens Academy Eagles rolled to a 5-0 Eastern Maine Class C girls soccer quarterfinal win over the Calais Blue Devils Monday.

Lydia Clapp added a goal and an assist, while Laura Overton and Alide Peake each contributed a goal for 10-3-2 George Stevens. Kayla Eaton made two saves on three shots.

Steph Perry recorded 13 saves on 21 shots for 10-5-1 Calais.

Madawaska 4, Searsport 2

At Madawaska, Susan Lavertu scored two goals to lead No. 2 Madawaska past No. 10 Searsport.

Ashley A. Cyr and Chelsea Martin added goals for the 11-3-1 Owls. Jamie Nadeau provided an assist as Stephanie Nadeau blocked four of seven shots.

Kayla Garcelon scored both goals for 7-9-0 Searsport. Amanda Cheney made five saves on nine shots.

Boys soccer

Class D

Ashland 3, DI-Stonington 1

At Ashland, Tyler Cote and Carl Nemer each scored a first-half goal as the Hornets held off the Mariners.

Curtis Belanger added a second-half penalty-kick goal for 12-1-2 Ashland. Ryan Carney and Jeremy Tarr each chipped in with an assist, and Kevin Baker made 19 saves on 28 shots.

Bryant Ciomei scored for 10-3-3 Deer Isle-Stonington off a direct kick just outside the penalty area in the second half. Rob Brown and Jake Adams combined for nine saves on 15 shots.

Van Buren 4, Bangor Christian 2

At Van Buren, Ben Doucette scored second-half goals three minutes apart as the second-seeded Crusaders rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat the No. 10 Patriots.

Doucette scored the game-winner eight minutes into the second half, then added an insurance goal three minutes later off a Riley Lizotte assist. Alex Martin scored first-half goals eight minutes apart to help 13-0-2 Van Buren tie it.

Brent Bradford and Phil Dougherty scored 36 seconds apart in the game’s first five minutes to stake the Patriots () to a lead. Zac Kutz assisted on the Dougherty goal.

Andrew Taylor made four saves on 10 shots for Van Buren and Sam McLeod made seven saves on 16 shots for Bangor Christian, which finished at 8-7-1.