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Bella Cerrato delivered three goals for Cony in a 7-0 field hockey victory over Maine Central Institute on Monday in Augusta.
Helen Dineen added two goals and Kate Morin and Haley Charest contributed one apiece for the Rams (7-2-1). Kennedy Dube and Gabby Vachon each had two assists, and Charest and Caelyn Lebel also set up goals.
Rams goalie Courtney Ramage notched her fifth shutout of the season.
The Huskies are now 5-6.
WINTHROP/MARANACOOK 3, HALL-DALE/MONMOUTH 0: Natalie Irwin scored twice to propel the Ramblers (9-1) past the Bulldogs (2-7) in Farmingdale.
Addie Daigle also scored. Evelyn Mortimer assisted on both goals.
Hall-Dale goalie Haylie Stevens finished with four saves.
SKOWHEGAN 6, BREWER 4: Kaitlyn Dufour hat trick propelled the River Hawks (10-0) past the Witches (4-6) in Brewer.
Charlotte Haynie scored twice and Avery Farnham also found the back of the net for Skowhegan. Faith Pease notched two assists.
Abbie Flagg scored twice for Brewer, while Muriel Gandarillas and Ella Davis each recorded a goal and an assist.
BOYS SOCCER
LEAVITT 4, CONY 3: Carter Berube’s goal with 4:40 remaining broke a tie and gave the Hornets (6-1-3) a victory over the Rams (0-9) in Turner.
Derek Fortin, Tyler Mates and Sam Dunn also scored for Leavitt, while Kalix Marquis and Everett Michaud each had an assist.
Manny Stevenson and Liam Lemieux scored for Cony. The Rams’ first goal was an own goal that deflected off a Leavitt player and gave Cony a 1-0 lead.
GIRLS SOCCER
HALL-DALE 2, MONMOUTH ACADEMY 0: First-half goals by Clare Sturtevant and Robin Asch carried the Bulldogs (6-2-2) to a Mountain Valley Conference win over the Mustangs (4-4) in Farmingdale.
Sturtevant scored first, in the sixth minute, then Asch netted her first goal of the season on a direct kick with 25 seconds to play in the first half. Genevieve Ciccarelli made four saves to earn her second straight shutout.
Lily Carlton stopped 10 shots for Monmouth.
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