Friday Seacoast roundup: Catino's 2 goals leads Portsmouth boys soccer past Dover, more

DOVER - Briggs Catino had two goals as the Portsmouth High School boys soccer team beat Dover, 5-2 on Friday in a Division I game.

Portsmouth improved to 4-3-1, while Dover is 0-6-3.

Woodley Jean-Baptise, Will Dedeus and Hillel Haytene all had one goal for the Clippers. Portsmouth goalie Nico Cuhna had two saves.

BOYS SOCCER

Windham 2

Marshwood 0

WINDHAM, Maine - Goalie Carter Shaw had eight saves for Marshwood in its Class A South loss.

GIRLS SOCCER

St. Thomas Aquinas 0

Derryfield 0

MANCHESTER - Genna Bolduc had six saves for St. Thomas (7-0-1) in this Division III tie.

FIELD HOCKEY

Gorham 4

Marshwood 1

SOUTH BERWICK, Maine - Eva Hersey scored for Marshwood in its Class A South loss.

Oyster River 4

Souhegan 2

AMHERST - Eliza Farwell had three goals and Rowynn Pickering had one for Oyster River in a Division II win. Nora Rogrs and Sadie McLeod both had an assist for the Bobcats.

VOLLEYBALL

St. Thomas Aquinas 3

Manchester West 0

MANCHESTER - Alaina Hathaway had nine kills and six digs for STA in its Division II win.

Individual set scores were 25-9, 25-22, 25-16.

Jules Stowell (21 assists, six digs), Kaity Kelly (seven kills) and Taylor Brown (six kills) shined for the Saints.

Portsmouth Christian Academy 3

Farmington 1

FARMINGTON - Quinn Arico's 15 kills, 12 assists and six aces helped PCA (6-1) to this Division III win.

Individual set scores were 25-24, 25-20, 24-26, 25-13.

Lexi Jordan added 11 assists and 20 digs for the Eagles, while Heidi Geyer (10 kills, 10 digs), Emma Eisner (20 digs) and Caroline Braman (five blocks) starred.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

FIELD HOCKEY

Portsmouth 6

Dover 0

PORTSMOUTH - Willow Weirbonics had two goals, and Amara Boyer, Mabel Armstrong, Caroline Berling and Charlotte Virgin all had one for Portsmouth.

-Coaches are asked to e-mail game summaries to sports@seacoastonline.com.

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