After beating Monomoy (1-8) 20-3 on Tuesday, the Warriors (7-4) have now won six straight.
Julia Kipperman (seven goals), Lucy Powers (three goals), Zoey Bassett (three goals), Sofia Callahan (three goals), Meg Sullivan (two goals), Kapka Thompson (one goal) and Sam Curley (one goal) led the Warriors' offense.
Barnstable 14, Hull 12: The Red Hawks (4-5) won their second straight. Emelie Jonssn had five goals and one assist. Isla Curley also had five goals. Avery Croteau had three goals and three assists. Kera Clifford scored one goal. Morgan Mueller made 15 saves in net.
Cohasset 17, Mashpee 4: The Falcons (5-4) lost despite three goals from Ciara Hendricks. Sophia Morin had one goal. Lydia Peters made 13 saves in net.
Nantucket 19, Dennis-Yarmouth 9: The Whalers (9-0) beat the Dolphins (4-4) to tie their highest scoring output of the season. Rowan Paul (four goals), Dylan Damian (four goals), Grace Hanlon (three goals), Grace Schroeder (three goals) and Louisa Beni (three goals) powered the Whalers' offense.
Martha’s Vineyard 11, Sturgis West 8: The Vineyarders (6-4) beat the Navigators (2-6) for their fifth straight victory.
For the Navigators, Maeve Malloy (three goals), Cora McDade (three goals), Bridgit Dwyer (one goal, two assists), Savannah Roy (one goal) and Elise David (one assist) powered the offense. Ceci O'Connor made 15 saves for Sturgis West.
Nantucket 17, Barnstable 4: The Whalers (9-1) beat the Red Hawks (1-10) behind five goals each by Arann Hanlon and Noah Stringer. Andrick Mooney and Nolen Mosscrop each scored twice for the Whalers.
Nauset 14, Martha’s Vineyard 1: The Warriors (2-8) topped the Vineyarders (3-4) to end a four-game losing streak.
For the Warriors, Jack Peno (seven goals, four assists), William Adams (one goal, three assists), Oscar Escher (one goal, two assists), Brendan Peno (two goals, one assist), Noah Yerkes (one goal, one assist), Sean Sheehan (one goal) and Jacob Eldredge (one goal) paced the offense. William McAdams was strong in goal. Freddie Ricks, Colin Sullivan, Boone Scalcione, Christopher Valora and Finnegan Parker shined on defense.
Falmouth 6, Dennis-Yarmouth 0: The Clippers (2-5) topped the Dolphins (0-7) to end a four-match losing streak. Maya Harris beat Riley Precourt, up 3 after 8. Veronica Vizgaitis beat Addy Callachan, up 3 after 7. Kiki Feronti beat Savannah Nydam, up 4 after 7. Sam Irving beat Aurora Quenneville, up 4 after 6. Fran Raponi beat Sammie Precourt. Hadey Vieira beat Olivia Childs, up 4 after 7. Hope Kelleher beat Maia Mercurio, up 5 after 5.
Monomoy 4, Nauset 3: The Sharks (3-3) beat the Warriors (4-2) to end a two-match losing streak. For the Sharks, Gianna LaRocco beat Lilah Baer 3 and 2. Lexi Goode beat Emma Levya 3 and 2. Monomoy's Georgia Storey beat Leah Brown 2-up. Annaleigh Massey beat Posy Maes, 2-up.
For the Warriors, Sophia Sylvestri beat Ava LaRocco, 2-up. Tiffany Gomez beat Lizzie Cronin, 2-up. Nauset's Lelina Baroni beat Molly Langway 3 and 2.
Dennis-Yarmouth 8, New Bedford 2: The Dolphins (8-3) won for the third time in the last four games.
East Bridgewater 21, Sandwich 1: The Blue Knights (3-8) lost their second straight.
Martha’s Vineyard 24, Mashpee 15: The Vineyarders (1-7) beat the Falcons (2-6) for their first victory of the season.
Monomoy 24, Barnstable 2: The Sharks (7-1) beat the Red Hawks (2-5) for their second straight win. Kiley Mawn, Willa Leighton and Kinsey Lister all had three hits and three RBIs each for the Sharks. Teammate Lexi Totten had four RBIs. Lister struck out 12 batters in the circle.
Barnstable's Madison Flynn pitched four innings with six strikeouts. She was 2-for-2 at the plate with two doubles and scored both runs for the Red Hawks. Camilia Nascimento pitched two innings of relief. Ryleigh Sheppard went 1-for-3. Lylli Gagne went 1-for-2 with one RBI.
Nauset 19, Falmouth 0: The Warriors (7-2) topped the Clippers (2-7) for their second straight win. Nauset pitcher Brynn Kew pitched a no-hitter and struck out 13 batters to earn the shutout win. At bat, Kew had four RBIs with two hits, including a triple and a double. Avonlea Stamp had five hits, including a triple, a double and four RBIs. Alex Mince three RBIs, and Ava Lagasse had two RBIs. Savion Smith had a triple, single and one RBI. Harper Wade had a double and a single. Fiona Fitzgerald had one hit and one RBI. Ellie Comier had one hit and one RBI. Teagan Szymansi had one hit and one RBI.
Bourne 3, Dighton-Rehoboth 2: The Canalmen (5-3) won their third straight match. James Kirby won at second singles 6-0, 7-5. At third singles, Doug Lunedei won 1-6, 7-5, 7-5. At first doubles, Landon Hope and Brady Russell won 6-2, 6-3.