On his birthday, junior Joel Arsenault scored two of the Panthers' four second-half goals Friday as the Whitman-Hanson High boys soccer team rallied for a 4-1 win at Hanover.

Sophomore Jacob Donovan and senior captain Jason Brodeur also found the net for W-H (6-5-1, 4-5 Patriot League).

Sophomores Alex Chichlowski and Adam Sousa added assists.

In other high school action on Friday:


Scituate 4, Marshfield 2: The host Sailors (9-0-4) rallied from a 2-0 deficit, getting goals from Tyler George, Jack Yukselen, John Fogarty and Charley Blacker. Colby Mullen and Matt Melanson were defensive standouts.

Rockland 5, Abington 2: Vitor Santos scored twice as the Bulldogs (9-1-1) won a South Shore League road game to qualify for the playoffs for the sixth time in seven years. Renan De Souza Santos, Yggor Batista and Carter Burke also found the net for Rockland.

Hingham 6, Plymouth South 1: Paul Forbes had a hat trick as the Harbormen (8-1-3) won at home in their "Maddie's Promise" game to raise money for pediatric cancer research. Blake Murphy, Gavin Erickson and Matt Ahern added goals for Hingham.

Norwell 6, Mashpee 0: Senior midfielder Connor Burtch scored twice as the Clippers (9-0-1, 8-0) picked up a South Shore League road win.

Duxbury 1, Pembroke 0: Jaeden Seo scored the lone goal with 5 minutes remaining, and junior goalkeeper Thomas Donnelly recorded his first shutout of the season as the host Green Dragons (5-2-3, 5-1-3 Patriot League) stretched their unbeaten streak to seven games.

Blue Hills 7, Tri-County 2: Jake Butler (3 goals, assist) and Aidan McFadden (2 goals, 2 assists) led the Warriors (9-3) to a home win.

Randolph 4, Hull 1: Angelo Jerome scored twice, pushing his season total to 14 goals, as the visiting Blue Devils (5-4-1) won their third straight. Josh Montiero and Luis Tobin added goals.

Milford 3, Oliver Ames 2: The visiting Tigers (8-1) erased a 2-0 deficit on goals from Brady deVos and Colin Milliken but then allowed the winning goal with two minutes left against Milford (7-0-1).

Cohasset 5, Middleboro 0: The host Skippers (8-0-4) got goals from five different players.

West Bridgewater 2, Bishop Connolly 1: Joe Larosa And Colin Shamey scored for WB (11-0).

BC High 6, Catholic Memorial 1: The Eagles won on the road.

Westport 6, Holbrook 3: The Bulldogs lost at home.


Hingham 7, Plymouth South 0: The Harborwomen won at home in their "Maddie's Promise" game to raise money for pediatric cancer research. Goals came from Ava Maguire, Olivia Sharkansky, Taylor Aymar, Phoebe Murphy, Carly Sullivan, Kelsey Tarby and Kate Dalimonte.

Sacred Heart 6, Avon 0: Maddie Larsen Molina had 4 assists for the host Saints. Goals were scored by Elianna Jackson, Lexi Mayo, Olivia Kennedy, Maggie Bulger, Yari Nagy and Paulina Spaceck, and goalkeepers Sammie Latini and Lily Brooks shared the shutout.

Norwell 3, Mashpee 0: Kristi Vierra (2 goals, assist) and Jillian Bergholtz (goal) led the Clippers (7-2-1) to a home win.

West Bridgewater 8, Bishop Connolly 1: Arianna Georgantas, Madi Morash and Amanda Jacques each scored twice to lead WB (7-2). Rachael Genuich and Ellie Smith added goals.

Southeastern 5, Bristol-Plymouth 1: Katie Micale and Cynthia Souto each scored twice, and Maya Hayes added a goal for the Hawks. Camryn Goncalves and Hanna Rau were strong defensively in front of goalkeeper Kiely Medeiros.

Oliver Ames 2, Milford 1: Abby Hodges and Camryn O'Conner scored for OA (8-1-2). Erin Holmberg added an assist.

Archbishop Williams 7, St. Joseph's 2: Puyenni Sumani scored 4 goals for the host Bishops (6-5).

Duxbury 2, Pembroke 0: Avery Holloway and Maddie Greenstein scored for the visiting Green Dragons.

Holbrook 4, Westport 0: The Bulldogs won on the road.

Silver Lake 3, Quincy 0: The Lakers won a Patriot League road game.

Mansfield 2, Stoughton 0: Stoughton goalkeeper Brianna Buckley had a strong game in the loss.


Braintree 8, Ursuline Academy 0: Ally Decoste had a hat trick and Delia Lee scored twice as the Wanps (7-2-2) cruised at home. Avery Hannigan, Meri Wishart and Samantha Donovan added goals for Braintree.

Notre Dame Academy 3, Falmouth 0: Emily Murphy scored twice, and Cara Charette added a goal for host NDA (7-0-2). Kelsey Stewart (2) and Reilly Walsh had assists, goalkeeper Lily Snape posted her fifth shutout, and Caelan Stewart and Lilly Drake were strong defensively.

Marshfield 0, Whitman-Hanson 0: Host Marshfield (3-6-2) got strong games from junior forward Veronica Julien and senior goalie Remy Niland. Whitman-Hanson (2-5-4) was led by midfielder Mary Kate Ryan and goalkeeper Madi Savicke (second straight shutout).

Stoughton 2, Brockton 1: Haley Nelson and Morgan Lessa scored for Stoughton. Neyana Fortes scored for Brockton.

Oliver Ames 3, Milford 1: On Thursday, Lily Gaskill, Sofia Anestam and Cassie Gennis scored for OA.


Oliver Ames 3, Brockton 0: Junior Sarah Morley had 10 digs and 5 aces as the Tigers clinched a playoff berth with a 25-20, 25-18, 25-20 home win. Also starring for OA: Allison Kemp (25 assists), Alison Barth (27 digs), Caroline Flynn (10 kills) and Jordan Bosse (10 kills).

Cardinal Spellman 3, Holbrook 0: Alyssa Dansby had 5 aces and 16 digs to lead the Cardinals (10-1) to a 25-15, 25-19, 25-20 home win. Mary Lysko (5 kills) and Alex Achenbach (4 aces, 3 kills) also starred for Spellman. Holbrook was led by Kerry Walker (13 assists, 6 digs), Brianna Sullivan (7 kills, block), Monica Polycarpe (6 kills, 3 digs) and Jocelyn Kiss (4 kills).

Archbishop Williams 3, South Shore Christian Academy 1: Angelica Clifford had 10 kills and 7 aces to lead the Bishops (7-5) to a 25-17, 25-14, 23-25, 25-19 home win. Also starring for Williams: Katherine Greenwood (7 kills, 5 aces), Jessica Knight (10 kills), Caroline Marcotte (11 kills) and Mae McDermott (7 aces).

Quincy 3, Silver Lake 0: The Presidents (12-0, 11-0) won a Patriot League road match, 25-14, 25-19, 25-14. Quincy had 12 aces, 37 kills, 20 digs and 31 assists as a team.

Duxbury 3, Pembroke 0: The Green Dragons (10-1) bounced back from Wednesday's loss to Quincy by clinching a playoff berth. Duxbury has made the playoffs every year since the program began in 2011.

Canton 3, Notre Dame Academy 0: Taylor Harris (22 kills, 11 digs) and Claire Quinn (8 kills, 14 digs) led the Bulldogs (9-2) to a 25-17, 25-20, 27-25 home win.


Norwell 138, Abington 130: Senior Nick Obourn shot 5-over-par 39 to lead the visiting Clippers (6-3-1) to a win at Strawberry Valley Golf Course.