The Boothbay lacrosse team scored 11 goals on 16 shots Monday in defeating Class B North rival Lincoln Academy. Boothbay won its fourth successive game with an 11-1 victory at Sherman Field.

Boothbay was led by midfielder Sydney Meader who scored the first of her five goals four minutes and 30 seconds into the contest. Other Seahawk scorers were Kate Friant with two goals and three assists and Jackie McLoon, who scored twice. Chloe Arsenault and Jo Shaw had one goal each.

But the  star of the game was the Seahawk defense. Goalkeeper Page Brown made 13 saves on 14 shots. Coach Donna Jordan credited her defensive unit — Nicole Clarke, Lexi Welch, Summer Chamberlin, Hali Goodwin, Lilley Harris, Lincoln Hamblett, Lilly Sherburne, Chloe Arsenault, Friant and Meader — with providing Brown with strong support.

“It was a great team defensive effort. They all worked well together limiting Lincoln Academy to one goal,” she said.

Boothbay is now 4-1 and tied with Morse, Oceanside and Yarmouth for the best record in Class B Girls North. Boothbay is in third place in the Heal point standings. Lincoln Academy is now 1-4 and placed 10th in the Heal point standings. Boothbay will host Oceanside High School of Rockland at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, May 9. The Mariners are placed fifth in the Heal point standings.