Oyster River and Marshwood secure girls soccer victories on October 16
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 3:05 AM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026

Oyster River defeated St. Thomas Aquinas, 2-0, in a Division II girls soccer match on October 16, with Alyssa Monahan and Abby Davis scoring for the winning team. In a Class A South matchup, Marshwood edged Sanford, 2-1, thanks to goals from Aubree deWildt and Tiegan Boisvert. Both teams delivered strong performances, contributing to their standings in their respective divisions. Portsmouth Christian Academy also shone with a commanding 7-0 win over Mount Royal, led by Tilly Arico's hat trick and contributions from several teammates.
- •Oyster River beats St. Thomas Aquinas, 2-0.
- •Marshwood defeats Sanford, 2-1.
- •Portsmouth Christian Academy wins 7-0 against Mount Royal.
- •Tilly Arico scores three goals for PCA.
- •Oyster River and PCA both improve to 13-1 on the season.
- 3:05 AMYahoo Sports — Friday Seacoast Roundup: Oyster River, Somersworth meet in volleyball clash, more results
"Oyster River and Somersworth, two of the top volleyball teams in Division II, met on Friday. Check all the reported from across the Seacoast.
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