Ian Mayes scored twice and set up John Ponte’s goal as Lewis Mills boys soccer secured a 4-1 victory over Bristol Central on Friday afternoon.
The match unfolded with Lewis Mills taking control early, thanks to Mayes’ sharp finishing. His two goals put the hosts in a comfortable position before Ponte added to the tally with an assist from Mayes. The fourth goal rounded out the scoring, leaving Bristol Central with a single goal in response.
Mayes’ contribution was decisive, not only scoring twice but also creating opportunities for his teammates. His involvement directly influenced three of the four goals, reflecting his influence on the pitch throughout the game.
Bristol Central managed to pull one back, but Lewis Mills maintained a solid defensive shape to keep the lead intact. Their ability to respond quickly after conceding helped preserve the advantage and secure the win.
Friday’s results were part of a busy day for local high school sports. In girls volleyball, Peyton Reading led Glastonbury to a 3-1 win over Woodstock Academy, registering 16 kills and four blocks. The volleyball match ended with set scores of 21-25, 25-16, 25-14, and 25-16.
For further updates and detailed box scores, fans are encouraged to follow the Connecticut high school sports scoreboard and schedules, which track ongoing action across the state.
The Lewis Mills boys soccer team’s win over Bristol Central adds to their season’s momentum, with Mayes emerging as a standout performer in this contest.
According to Yahoo Sports.