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Dennis-Yarmouth, Monomoy field hockey finish in another 1-1 tie

Recapping Friday's Cape Cod and Islands high school sports action.

The Dennis-Yarmouth and Monomoy field hockey teams faced off in another closely contested match, resulting in a 1-1 tie. This marked the second time this season that the two rivals ended their game in a draw, as they continue to display high levels of performance. Leah Woodward was the scorer for Dennis-Yarmouth, finding the net with a well-executed lift over the Monomoy goalkeeper in the third quarter.

For Monomoy, Scarlett Roberts secured the equalizer with a goal scored off a scramble in front of the goal with just 3:40 remaining on the clock. Dennis-Yarmouth had a significant advantage in penalty corners throughout the game, demonstrating their strong offensive capabilities. In other high school sports news, New Bedford claimed a 3-2 victory over Barnstable, while Nantucket continued their winning streak with a 6-3 win over St. John Paul II.

On the football front, Sandwich emerged victorious with a 28-13 win over Nantucket, ending a streak of five consecutive losses. Girls soccer saw Seekonk fall 3-1 to Nantucket, while boys soccer's Sandwich recorded their first win of the season, defeating South Shore Charter 10-0. St. John Paul II and Falmouth Academy maintained their winning streaks, with the Lions defeating the Mariners 9-0.

Several players made notable contributions to their respective teams, with Adam Kurkjian covering the various sports events for the Cape Cod Times.

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