Both Old Lyme Soccer Teams Lose to East Hampton Opponents
OLD LYME/EAST HAMPTON— Both Lyme-Old Lyme soccer teams were defeated Thursday by their respective East Hampton opponents.
Playing at home, the boys lost 5-1 with Ian Maeby scoring the lone goal assisted by Elliot Dunn-Sims. Sam Edmed made 10, saves for the Wildcats and Liam Mccormick added another.
Scoring for East Hampton were Colin Marshall (2), Sebby Woodson, and Luke Davidson (2) with assists by Colin Marshall and Sebby Woodson. Shane Ruggiero made four saves for the Bellringers.
Old Lyme boys are now 1-0-1 overall and 0-0-1 in the Shoreline Conference.
Playing away at East Hampton, the girls lost 2-0 with Grace Osborne in goal making six saves.
East Hampton’s goals came from Hadley Galovich and a Wildcat own goal. Cassie Owocki made three saves.
Old Lyme girls are now 0-2 overall.
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