Eventually, one of the shots Wiscasset High School girls varsity soccer team took against Madison's goalie Whitney Bess was bound to go in.

Unfortunately for the Wolverines, time ran out.

Playing Monday, Sept. 22, at home against Madison High School (6-0), a short-handed Wiscasset (3-3) team was unable to capitalize on multiple shots and fell, 2-0.

Just five minutes into the contest, Madison’s Kayla Bess made it look like clockwork when the junior scored on an assist from Jillian Holden. Bess, who took 11 shots on the day, would scored with 14:25 remaining in the first half when she had a breakaway.

Wiscasset senior goalkeeper Kayla Gordon recorded 15 saves on 17 shots, and fellow senior Miranda McIntire harassed Whitney Bess all game long, including seven shots on goal.

Wiscasset Freshman “Mini” Maeve Blodgett again played tough for the Wolverines, as she was often tasked with pairing up one-on-one with Madison's top strikers.

Wiscasset suffers tough loss at Lisbon

The Wiscasset High School girls varsity soccer team lost more than a game Sept. 18 at Lisbon.

The Wolverines (3-2) also lost three starters in a hectic, 1-0, game that didn't see either side score until Lisbon finally broke through with four minutes and 51 seconds remaining.

Wiscasset senior Hanna Foye took five shots on goal, and fellow senior Miranda McIntire shot four times. Goalkeeper Kayla Gordon blocked six of seven shots against the Greyhounds (5-0-1).

Sweet shooting for Hall-Dale

Hall-Dale’s Thea and Dani Sweet put on a two-woman show for Hall-Dale, Sept. 16. The forwards scored not one, not two, not three but four goals in the Bulldogs' 5-0 win over Wiscasset. Each Sweet scored a pair for Hall-Dale.

Hall-Dale scored first at 10 minutes into the game, and the Bulldogs added another goal witch 16 seconds remaining at half-time to go up 2-0 going into the break.

The Bulldogs wasted little time in the second half, as they netted a goal with 30 minutes remaining, nine minutes remaining and three minutes remaining to give Hall-Dale (3-3) a win over a then-unbeaten Wiscasset squad.

Miranda McIntire again lead the Wolverines (3-1), as the senior shot the ball five times in the first loss of the season.