Wildcats crush Wareham, start the season 4-0

Posted 9/19/25

The Westport soccer team has won four straight to start the season, after crushing Wareham 5-0 in a league away game on Thursday afternoon.

Tiago Rodrigues scored a pair of goals to lead the …

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Wildcats crush Wareham, start the season 4-0

Preston Carvalho gets his head on a Westport corner kick during their 2-1 victory over Diman last week. Westport who moved up to Division 4 this season has started the season 4-0.
Preston Carvalho gets his head on a Westport corner kick during their 2-1 victory over Diman last week. Westport who moved up to Division 4 this season has started the season 4-0.
Photos by Richard W. Dionne, Jr.
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The Westport soccer team has won four straight to start the season, after crushing Wareham 5-0 in a league away game on Thursday afternoon.

Tiago Rodrigues scored a pair of goals to lead the Wildcats in the onslaught. Austin Raposo, Landen Novo and Carter Couto  also scored for Westport who held Wareham to just three shots on goal. 

 
Senior goalkeeper Elijah McGonigle made 15 saves as Westport staved off  Durfee 2-1, in a non-league home game at Russell Davis Field on Tuesday afternoon. 
Roposo, the Wildcats' junior striker scored the winning goal for Westport in the victory. Landen Novo assisted on the play. 
Durfee scored the initial goal on themselves.  A cross came into the goal box, pinged off a Durfee defender and bounded over the keeper's head and into the goal. 
 
 

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