Connor Desmarais and Drake Anderson scored for Marshwood, and Alex Keto countered with a pair of goals for Biddeford as the teams played to a 2-2 tie in a Class A South boys soccer match Tuesday in South Berwick.

Kyler deWildt assisted on Desmarais’ goal. Jack Eardley finished with five saves for the Hawks (5-4-3).

One of Keto’s goals came on a penalty shot. Tyler Pelletier had 12 saves for Biddeford (6-5-2).

LISBON 3, SACOPEE VALLEY 0: Keegan Schmoll led the Greyhounds (6-4-3) with a goal and an assist in their win over the Hawks (2-8-1) in Lisbon.

Cooper Story and Jake Baird also scored for Lisbon, while Nolan Parker and Kael Richards each had an assist.

PORTLAND 4, MASSABESIC 2: Marcelo Malonda recorded two goals and an assist to lead the Bulldogs (7-3-2) over the visiting Mustangs (1-11) at Fitzpatrick Stadium.

Parvi Mambueni and Kevin Carvalho each chipped in with a goal.

Nick Wood and Mark Curtis scored and Sean Azara made 10 saves for Massabesic.

SCARBOROUGH 4, FALMOUTH 1: Nsimba Ilunga scored twice, and the Red Storm (8-2-2) pulled away in the second half to defeat the Navigators (3-8-2) at Scarborough.

Yoshua Indondo and Geraldo Ilunga also scored, and Connor Casey, Trevor Atwood and Chase Sanderson each had an assist for Scarborough, which scored three second-half goals. Red Storm keeper Joshua Serafin made five saves.

Clay Hickey scored and Chase Bruder stopped six shots for Falmouth.

THORNTON ACADEMY 2, SANFORD 0: First-half goals from Matthias Sunderland and Edoardo De Mozzi were enough for the Golden Trojans (10-0-2) in a win over the Spartans (4-8) in Saco.

Thornton keeper Lucas Stolf handled three shots. Sanford’s Elijah Bowden made 11 saves.

LEAVITT 3, MORSE 1: Avery Schlobohm assisted on all three goals as the Hornets (7-2-3) defeated the Shipbuilders (3-7-2) in Turner.

Tyler Mates and Carter Berube netted first-half goals, and Angelo Toscano scored in the second half for Leavitt. Hornets keeper Luke Horn made three saves.

Thomas McKenzie scored an unassisted goal for Morse with 2:40 left.

POLAND 3, OLD ORCHARD BEACH 0: Three second-half goals boosted the Knights (9-1-2) past the Seagulls (5-6) in a Western Maine Conference tilt in Old Orchard Beach.

Payton Rose opened the scoring for Poland midway through the second half. Julia Paradis added a goal from the top of the 18-yard box, and Regan Wakem scored off a pass from Leksi Langevin.

Knights goalie Payton black stopped three shots, while Old Orchard Beach’s Amelia Gervais made 13 saves.

WINDHAM 4, DEERING 0: Emily Wardwell had two goals and an assist to help power the Eagles (10-1-1) past the Rams (6-6-1) at Windham.

Bella Vassoler and Mackenzie Delewski also scored. Libby Hartwell had two saves and Lauren Nickel made one for Windham, which led 1-0 at halftime.

FREEPORT 5, YORK 0: Joanie Sacks scored twice and Ella Tracy had a goal and three assists as the Falcons (8-3) pulled away from the Wildcats (2-9-2) at Freeport.

Isla Pattershall and Braelynn Coons also scored for Freeport, which got four goals in the second half.

Karleigh Costelllo needed four saves for the shutout. York’s Ava Hockey stopped nine shots.

WELLS 1, WAYNFLETE 0: Vienna Cardinali scored about 10 seconds into the fourth quarter, and the Warriors (7-4-1) shut out the Flyers (9-3) in Wells.

Lily Courtois started the rush and passed to Ashley Morrell, who quickly sent the ball to Cardinali.

Carys Ramsey needed only one save for the shutout.

FREEPORT 6, YORK 0: Megan Ritz tallied three goals, Lydia Porter chipped in with two, and the Falcons (9-3) handled the Wildcats (1-12) in York.

Kennedy Daigle also scored. Lydia Costa was credited with the shutout, making four saves.

Sarah Orso stopped 17 shots for York.

SKOWHEGAN 3, CAMDEN HILLS 2: Faith Pease tied the game late in the third quarter, then set up the winner by Kaitlyn Dufour early in the fourth as the River Hawks (12-1) completed their comeback from an early two-goal deficit against the Windjammers (10-2) in Rockport.

Camden Hills grabbed a 2-0 lead on goals by Carly Fitzpatrick, on a rebound off a penalty corner, and Alanna Smith. Charlotte Haynie started Skowhegan’s comeback midway through the second quarter, converting a penalty corner with an assist from Dufour.

Skowhegan goalie Michelle Williams finished with eight saves.

YARMOUTH 8, GREELY 2: Julia Nasveschuk collected five goals and an assist as the Clippers (12-0) routed the Rangers (10-2) in Yarmouth.

Nasveschuk, a freshman, notched a hat trick in the first quarter and helped set up a goal by Colette Herer as the No. 5 team in the Varsity Maine Top 10 built a 4-0 lead. She added to her total with goals in the second and fourth quarters.

Vivienne Corriveau and Maya Nasveschuk each added a goal and two assists.

Grace Tyll and Helen Zimmerman scored for Greely, which is tied for eight place in the Varsity Maine poll.