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Here are the winners from a busy night of high school games Thursday

Soccer, volleyball, field hockey and tennis results from Thursday, October 1, plus Friday's schedule of games

Here are the winners from a busy night of high school games Thursday

GIRLS SOCCER - Division II Lincoln School and Tiverton battled to a 2-2 draw on a busy Thursday night of high school games. Tori Murray netted both of the Tigers' goals in her home pitch, while Lilia Joy kept Tiverton's attacker at bay. Norah Brubaker and Quinn Murphy assisted in Murphy's goal for the Lynx. Hanaa Amanullah stopped seven shots for Lincoln School.

DIVISION III Scituate and Narragansett played to a 3-0 victory for Scituate, with Alexiana Butera scoring a hat trick to lead the Spartans.

Other Girls Soccer scores included Prout's 3-0 win over Moses Brown, Ponaganset's narrow 1-0 victory over North Providence, and Coventry's 0-0 draw with Burrillville.

BOYS SOCCER - Division II saw an exciting 2-2 draw between Exeter-West Greenwich and Pilgrim. Derik Payette scored twice for EWG, while Pilgrim's Derik Payette netted two goals. EWG's Aidan Rumgay made nine saves to secure the draw.

Other Boys Soccer scores included Cranston East's 6-1 win over Mount Pleasant, Woonsocket's 3-1 win over Juanita Sanchez, and Central's 1-2 loss to Johnston.

FIELD HOCKEY - Division I saw East Greenwich roll to a 10-0 victory over Lincoln School in a Senior Night game. Ava Halvorsen, Emma Pray, and Juliette Saccoccio led the scoring.

Other Field Hockey scores included Tiverton's 1-0 win over Smithfield, Moses Brown's 7-0 victory over North Kingstown, and Cumberland's 2-2 draw with Lincoln.

GIRLS TENNIS - Division III saw Tiverton's 7-0 sweep over Middletown, Middletown's 3-0 loss to Coventry, and Coventry's 7-0 win over Prout.

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