Thursday, May 23, 2013
Kennebec Journal Staff
GARDINER -- Olivia Reny scored on a breakway with 2 minutes, 49 seconds left in the first overtime to lift Gardiner to a 2-1 win against Old Town in an Eastern Maine Class B tournament prelim game Saturday.
Reny broke ahead of the defense and took a pass from LeeAnne Greenleaf en route to her game-winner. Reny scored Gardiner's first goal, puttng in a rebound of a penalty corner in the first half. The Coyotes tied the game in the second half when Joci St. Jean poked in a rebound.
The teams each had 11 shots on goal and both goalies, Gardiner's Olvia Philbrook and Old Town's Erica Ogden, made nine saves. The Tigers held a 17-12 advantage in penalty corners. Ninth-seeded Old Town finishes at 9-5-1 while No. 8 Gardiner (10-5-0) advances to play top-seeded Belfast in a quarterfinal game Wednesday. The Tigers handed the Lions their only loss this season.
Boys soccer
Gardiner 2, Morse 0: Daniel Del Gallo and Josh Caldwell scored unassisted goals as the Tigers beat the Shipbuilders in a KVAC B game in Augusta.
Ian Lane had nine saves to earn the win for Gardiner (2-10-1).
Duane Tardiff had one save for Morse (4-10-).
Football
Freeport 52, Winthrop 30: Dan Burke rushed for 204 yards, caught a touchdown pass, ran in a pair of two-point conversions and had an interception to lead the Falcons (4-3) past the visiting Ramblers (2-5).
Jared Polley added 72 yards and two touchdowns on the ground and Ben MacMillan also had two rushing touchdowns for Freeport, which took a 21-0 lead.
Dexter 19, Kents Hill 14: Justin Smith threw a 99-yard touchdown pass with about two minutes left in the game to lift Dexter at Cornish Field in Brookline, Mass.
Nelkas Kwemo rushed for 70 yards and also returned a punt 70 yards for a touchdown for the Huskies (0-4).
Tim Swaby rushed for 85 yards and a touchdown for Kents Hill as well.
Dexter improved to 2-2.
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