Here is where you will find the scores and recaps of yesterday’s games on the high school schedule as well as today’s most up to date schedule.

Coaches, managers, players, send in your scores, results, and photos if you have them to sports@penbaypilot.com

YESTERDAY’S SCORES
Football
10/2/15 - Winslow 68, Oceanside 0
10/2/15 - Old Town 36, Belfast 28

Boys Soccer
10/02/15 - Lewiston 3, Camden Hills 1
10/02/15 - Buckfield 6, Vinalhaven/North Haven 0

Girls Soccer
10/02/15 - Searsport 4, Bangor Christian 1
10/02/15 - Camden Hills 5, Lewiston 0
10/02/15 - Vinalhaven 2, Buckfield 1

RESULTS
Football
Winslow 68, Oceanside 0… At Rockland, Winslow is a dominant football team that once they got going, there was no stopping them. On the other side of the ball, Oceanside could just not muster any offense. 

Tough night for the Mariners who will look forward to homecoming next week when they host Hermon. 

Click here for a photo gallery from this game.

Old Town 36, Belfast 28… At Belfast, Old Town (5-0) scored 18 points in the fourth quarter to overcome a 22-12 halftime deficit to beat Belfast (2-3).  

TJ Crawford led the rushing attack for Old Town with 155 yards on 21 carries and a touchdown. Andre Miller added 57 yards on five attempts and 111 yards receiving and three touchdowns. Dan Oullette had 109 yards, and a touchdown and Stoddard added a touchdown.  

Alex Canning led the Lions with 129 yards on 23 carries and two touchdowns. Drew Nealey rushed for 97 yards, and a score and Rory Ambrose added a touchdown.

Old Town 6  6  6  18 36
Belfast      8  14 0  6  28

Girls Soccer
Camden Hills 5, Lewiston 0… At Lewiston, Charlotte Messer had a hat trick to lead the Windjammers past the Blue Devils. Emma Gutheinz added a goal and two assists while Emily Blackwell had a goal, and Eliza Roy had two assists. 

Jana Spieker was in goal for the Windjammers where she had one save on one shot on goal for the shutout. Camden Hills outshot Lewiston 19-1. Neither team had any corners. 

Boys Soccer
Lewiston 3, Camden Hills 1… At Lewiston, Noralddin Othman scored two second half goals to pace Lewiston after Abdi Sharriff-Hassan opened the scoring five minutes into the first half.  

Kienan Brown scored a beautiful goal from 25 yards in the second half to bring the Jammers to 3-1.

Lucas Boetsch played an incredible game in goal for Camden Hills recording 18 saves.  Austin Wing recorded two saves for Lewiston.

Lewiston outshot Camden Hills 26-8 and held an edge in corner kicks 4-1.

"I'm really proud of the effort the boys put in tonight,” said Camden Hills coach Ryan Hurley. “It was outstanding. If we get after each game from here on out in the same manner, we did tonight I like our chances. We played some tenacious defense and had a few good looks at goal. The first half we lost one of our Captains as there was a player on the other team playing with no mouth guard and his teeth took a chunk out of Josh Pitcairn's head (which necessitated a visit to the Emergency Room). That was really unfortunate, but the rest of the boys rallied, and the substitutes played great. Lewiston's first goal was a great goal where they capitalized on some early game jitters on our part. Their second goal really should have been a foul and a free kick for us as Lucas came out and made a sliding save and one of the Lewiston forwards kicked him in the face as he was on the ground, the ball popped over to another player who tucked it in. Kienan Brown scored a really nice goal, and we had a few more good opportunities off set pieces at the end. It was a really fun game with a playoff-type atmosphere....hopefully we'll get the opportunity to play them again."

TODAY’S SCHEDULE
Football 
10/3/15 - Medomak Valley at Mount View - 1 p.m.

Boys Soccer
10/03/15 - Buckfield at Vinalhaven/North Haven - 11 a.m.

Girls Soccer
10/03/15 - Buckfield at Vinalhaven - 9 a.m.

Cross Country
10/3/15 - Festival of Champions: Oceanside, Searsport, Camden Hills, Medomak Valley at Belfast - 11 a.m.

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