The report says Payton Rose put Poland ahead after an assist from Phoebe Paradis, but Leavitt levelled four minutes later through Reese Bilodeau. Leavitt then reportedly moved in front after a move involving Bilodeau ended with a goal from Sophia Poulin.
That was the turning point. Lemieux’s three-goal sequence restored Poland’s lead and settled the contest, while Rose, Graceyn Camire and Leksi Langevin also registered assists for the winners.
Poland goalkeeper Payton Blake reportedly made four saves, while Leavitt’s Jillian York stopped 10 shots in a busy afternoon.
In boys’ soccer, the update says Mountain Valley overcame a 2-1 deficit to defeat Winthrop 3-2 in Rumford.
Ryder Harding was reported to have made the decisive contribution, scoring twice and supplying an assist. Jack Glover also scored for Mountain Valley, with Logan Crews and Walker Flagg credited with assists alongside Harding.
The report says Gabe Hall made five saves for Mountain Valley, while Gianni Haefele recorded eight stops for Winthrop.
Spruce Mountain reportedly delivered the most emphatic result, defeating Fryeburg Academy 6-1 in field hockey.
Maddie Grimaldi scored four times for the Phoenix, while Kallie Allen and Alaina Kachnovich also found the net. Kachnovich was additionally credited with an assist. Izzy Vander Vuer scored Fryeburg Academy’s goal.
The next round of school fixtures will reveal whether Poland, Mountain Valley and Spruce Mountain can build on performances shaped by second-half resilience, decisive finishing and standout individual displays.