Nauset football, Bourne girls soccer find first wins of the season
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The Dennis-Yarmouth field hockey team served up revenge in its rematch with Nauset on Friday.
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Maddie McCarthy scored the winning goal in a 1-0 victory for Dennis-Yarmouth (7-2-0), which came at the beginning of the third quarter on a pass from Jenna Richard.
Despite having 13 offensive corners, Dennis-Yarmouth was held to just 14 shots on goal.
Nauset (6-5-0), which has lost four straight and scored just twice in that stretch, had just two corners and two shots of its own.
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Field Hockey
Bridgewater-Raynham 6, Mashpee/Wareham/Bourne 1: The co-op field hockey team fell to a fifth straight defeat and a 2-8-1 record overall. Ainsley Rebello tied the game at 1-1 in the second quarter on an assist from Lily Gahl. Rebello dribbled the ball from the 35 into the circle and took an initial shot, and, after some back and forth in front of the goal, she was finally able to put it past the goalie.
Kalley Assad, Calleigh Morrill and Dierdre Tokla also played well in the loss.
Monomoy 4, Falmouth 2: The Sharks (7-3-0) made an immediate bounce-back after holding off a spirited effort from the Clippers (6-5-0).
St. John Paul II 7, Sturgis East 2: The Lions (4-4-2) put forth their second-best offensive output of the season in a winning effort against the Storm (1-6-1).
Girls Soccer
Nauset 4, Dennis-Yarmouth 1: The Warriors (7-1-2) extended their unbeaten run to five games, while their win streak reached three in a row. Evelyn Vaillancourt, Eloise MacMillan (one assist), Stella Hurvitz and Caroline Kennally all tallied goals in the victory. Caroline Bothfeld, Vivienne Ryder and Emi Valli each had an assist.
Vaillancourt gave the Warriors a 1-0 lead, but Jiana Forskin leveled the match for the Dolphins (0-9-1) as she capitalized on a lapse of focus. MacMillan thumped an effort into the opposite side netting to restore the lead before Hurvitz and Kennally pushed the game out of reach in the second half.
Bourne 1, Southeastern 0: The Canalmen (1-8-0) are off the mark with their first win of the season while also recording their first clean sheet in the process.
Nantucket 2, Sturgis West 0: The Whalers (4-6-0) halted a three-match losing streak with their first clean sheet of the season. The Navigators (6-3-0) lost for the second time in three outings.
The Whalers made a slow start but after some adjustments, they managed to control the ball throughout the field, including Madden Myers in goal and Harper LeBrecht and Ruby Steadman in midfield leading the way. The two midfielders denied much of the Navigators' offense.
Emma Woodbury scored twice on assists from Grace Schroder and LeBrecht.
Boys Soccer
Southeastern 2, Upper Cape 1: The Rams (5-3-2) nearly came from behind after conceding two late first-half goals. They adjusted accordingly and did not allow another shot after that. Tommy Kirk recorded the lone goal on an assist from Charlie Fernandes.
Girls Volleyball
Mashpee 3, Nantucket 0: The Falcons (6-9) put to rest a three-match losing streak with a sweep of the Whalers (5-4).
Football
Nauset 22, Nantucket 6: The Warriors (1-4) celebrated their first win of the season as the Whalers (1-3) dropped three straight games.
Fin Parker threw a five-yard touchdown pass to Karson Gilley as the Warriors completed a 99-yard drive. Seamus O’Neal scored a pick-six touchdown after intercepting Jacob Tompkins and returning the ball 60 yards. Max Furman then followed great blocking for a 65-yard rushing touchdown to cap off the win.
Kyden Whitfield scored the Whalers' only touchdown on a 10-yard run.
Allen Gunn covers boys golf, boys soccer and girls soccer for the Cape Cod Times. You can contact him at [email protected] and follow him on X at @allentgunn.
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