Yoshua Indondo scores the game's only goal on a rebound in overtime.

Yoshua Indondo put in the rebound of a shot by Nsimba Ilunga less than a minute into overtime, lifting Scarborough to a 1-0 win over South Portland in a Class A South boys soccer match Tuesday night in Scarborough.
The winning play started with a pass from Connor Casey to Ilunga, whose shot was stopped by South Portland keeper Jude Charltray. Indonda got to the rebound, however, and ended the scoreless stalemate.
Benjamin Gordon earned the shutout with five saves as Scarborough improved to 2-2-1. Charltray made four saves for South Portland (2-3).
FRYEBURG ACADEMY 2, CAPE ELIZABETH 1: Pedro Barata scored both goals as the Raiders (5-0-1) downed the Capers (1-3-1) in Fryeburg.
Joaquin Peres got an assist on Barata’s first goal. Fryeburg keeper Finn Williams made four saves.
Mathias Gonzalez scored and Cam Branch made six saves for Cape Elizabeth.
BIDDEFORD 5, MASSABESIC 0: Alex Keto collected three goals and an assist, leading the Tigers (3-2-1) to a win over the Mustangs (1-4) in Biddeford.
Agostinho Makengo chipped in with two goals and Luzizila Makengo had two assists.
YARMOUTH 8, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 0: Lucas Hayner recorded three goals and an assist, and the Clippers (3-1-1) defeated the Patriots (1-4) in Gray.
Trevor Hunt, James Hartnett, Angus Mailhot, Kian Kasaei-Fard and Mac Robich were the other goal scorers.
LINCOLN ACADEMY 6, ERSKINE ACADEMY 1: Fridolin Kuehn scored twice and Lincoln (4-2) beat Erskine (4-3) in Newcastle.
Elijah Libby, Peter Norian, James Hanley and George Tomasello also scored for Lincoln. Mats Walther had an assist.
Emery St. Onge scored for Erskine.
PINE TREE ACADEMY 8, TEMPLE ACADEMY 0: Fitz Hakizimana recorded two goals and three assists, and Cameron Brace, Lucky Kabeya and Collin Verrill also scored twice for the Breakers (5-0) in a win over the Bareans (1-3-2) in Waterville.
GIRLS SOCCERYARMOUTH 9, GRAY-NEW GLOUCESTER 1: Alex Daly and Lilah Pernal both scored twice, and the Clippers (6-0) erupted for seven goals in the second half against the Patriots (2-4) in Gray.
Rory Tompkins, Alaina Edwards, Isabel Morse, Emma Sullivan and Kennedy Hamilton each chipped in with a goal.
Ainsley Harris scored in the second half for Gray-New Gloucester.
KENNEBUNK 3, PORTLAND 2: Ava McCourt scored two goals as the Rams (4-1-1) rallied to beat the Bulldogs (2-4-1) at Fitzpatrick Stadium.
After a scoreless first half, McCourt gave Kennebunk a 1-0 lead. Emma Aceto tied it on an assist from Natalie Rosario and also got the next goal with an assist from Sophie Knoll.
McCourt, though, tied it with eight minutes left, and Alina Auriemma tallied the winner less than a minute later.
WINDHAM 3, GORHAM 0: Emily Wardwell scored in each half to help the Eagles (4-1) beat the Rams (2-2-1) in Gorham.
Wardwell opened the scoring 21:09 into the first half. Morgan Clark made it 2-0 early in the second half, and Wardwell scored again in with less than 20 minutes left.
Jennifer Schwarz made four saves for Windham. Lydia Spear had six stops for Gorham.
FREEPORT 2, GREELY 1: Joanie Sacks scored the winner on a direct kick in the opening minutes of the second half, and the Falcons (4-1) held off the Rangers (2-2) in Freeport.
Sacks also assisted on a goal by Keeley Furtney early in the first half.
Hadley Cook scored a late unassisted goal for Greely.
CAPE ELIZABETH 9, FRYEBURG ACADEMY 1: Alexa Mallory collected four goals, Molly Brownell chipped in with two, and the Capers (5-1) defeated the Raiders (2-5-1) in Cape Elizabeth.
Amelia Morgeese and Franny Haydar each got their first varsity goal for the Capers. Gigi Sprague also scored.
Jordan Palestrant scored for Fryeburg.
TEMPLE ACADEMY 3, PINE TREE ACADEMY 0: Sofia Isgro scored twice for the Bereans (4-0) in a win over the Breakers (1-3-1) in Waterville.
She also assisted on Madelyn Corey’s goal.
Temple’s Eliana Frank stopped one shot.
FIELD HOCKEYWAYNFLETE 1, WELLS 0: Eliza Bisogni scored in double overtime to give the Flyers (4-1) a win over the Warriors (3-2) in Portland.
Carys Ramsey made 15 saves for Wells.
SANFORD/KENNEBUNK 7, WINDHAM 0: Hailey Payeur and Reese Beaudoin each had two goals and two assists, Zoey McCann added a goal and three assists, and the Spartans (4-2) shut out the Eagles (2-4) in Kennebunk.
Miranda Payeur and Charlotte Johnson also scored, Lake Paquette had an assist, and Faith Flynn needed just one save for the shutout.
Courtney Cotter made 10 saves for the Eagles.
VOLLEYBALLWESTBROOK 3, MT. ARARAT 2: Joanna Kamalandua and Vivian Anderson each recorded more than 10 kills, and the Blue Blazes rallied to beat the visiting Eagles in five sets, 25-18, 20-25, 24-26, 25-20, 15-7.
GREELY 3, WELLS 0: Anabelle Talley posted 10 kills, including the 500th of her career. and the Rangers (4-1) topped the Warriors (2-5) in Cumberland.
Ellie Desorbo added seven aces and Maddie Huntington had six blocks.
Regan Bedell recorded eight kills for Wells.
MARSHWOOD 3, NOBLE 2: Briley Matlock had 10 kills and three blocks, Taylor Airey finished with 15 assists, and the Hawks (3-2) defeated the Knights (1-4) in South Berwick, 25-19, 23-25, 21-25, 25-21 and 15-6.
Hannah Tuttle contributed 15 digs and Zoe Noonan had six aces.
PORTLAND 3, WINDHAM 2: Nori Bowles recorded three aces in the fifth set to help the Bulldogs (3-3) score the final five points in a comeback victory against the Eagles (2-5) in Portland.
The Bulldogs lost the first two sets before rallying to win the match, 23-25, 12-25, 25-11, 25-23, 16-14.
Asanti Bendasta finished with eight aces and eight kills, Cece Waring had six aces and eight kills, and Sophia Savova also chipped in with eight kills for Portland.
MASSABESIC/SACOPEE VALLEY 3, KENNEBUNK 2: Ophelia Klausmeyer and Paige MacAlpine each notched 14 kills, and the Mustangs (4-3) overcame a comeback bid by the visiting Rams (3-3), winning 25-17, 28-26, 22-25, 23-25, 15-13.
Klausmeyer also served five ace, MacAlpine produced three aces, and Everleigh Verdejo had four blocks.
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