DUXBURY - With a decisive 4-0 win over Duxbury yesterday, Sandwich became the first Blue Knights boys soccer team since 1975 to complete an undefeated season. The victory leaves Sandwich with a final regular-season record of 15-0-3.
The shutout was the 11th straight for junior goalie Liam Bokanovich, and 15th of the year for the Blue Knights, who surpass the record of 14 set by that same 1975 squad. In 18 regular-season contests, Sandwich only gave up three goals.
Senior captain Eric Alvarenga notched his 14th and 15th goals of the season, scoring the first goal of the night on an unassisted blast to the upper right corner.
Alvarenga redirected a shot from Brian German, heading it home for the third Blue Knight goal. Mike Bridges scored unassisted for the second goal. The Blue Knights led 3-0 at the half. In the second half, sophomore Kevin Flanigan headed the ball in the net for the final goal.
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Sandwich 1, Duxbury 1
SANDWICH - Sandwich completed a 14-3-3 campaign with a tie against the Dragons.
Morgan Morris had the lone goal for tournament-bound Sandwich, off a feed from Liz Regan at 21:56, tying the game.
Duxbury had taken a 1-0 lead at the 17:54 mark.
Abbi Santos turned in a tremendous game in goal for the Blue Knights, including a couple of spectacular saves in the second half. ''She's peaking at the right time of the season,'' said coach Rich Rossomando.
Sandwich finishes 10-2-1 in the Atlantic Coast League.
Harwich 4, Sturgis 0
HARWICH - The Rough Riders tallied two goals in each half to defeat Sturgis and end the year on a positive note.
Erin West and Christie Barbado each found the net in the first half. Casey Keyes and Marisa Egan connected for goals in the second half.
Adria Theorides and Sunnie Raftery each played well for Harwich, which finishes the year at 3-16-1. Chelsie Lawson and Kaylee Bosen played strong games for the Storm, who finish at 1-17-1.
Falmouth Acad. 1, CCA 0
FALMOUTH - Molly Jesperson finished a through ball from Katie Murray 12 minutes into the second half for the game-winner as the Mariners blanked Cape Cod Academy.
Falmouth Academy (7-7-2) was led by sophomores Alex Gundersen and Hannah Allen, who controlled the midfield and kept pressure on the Seahawks (11-4-2). The Mariners need to win one of their next two games to qualify for the New England Tournament.