Knights defeat Devils> Worcester home run preserves ‘Guagus victory

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CALAIS – Adam Knight recorded a strikeout with runners on first and third and two outs in the seventh inning Wednesday as Narraguagus of Harrington held on for an 8-7 baseball victory over Calais.

Robbie Worcester’s solo home run leading off the seventh inning gave the Knights the cushion they needed.

In the Calais seventh, Jason Redding walked and, after a second walk, scored on Joey Craig’s single. Craig later scored on a passed ball.

Worcester and Meyer each hit two singles and Mike Worcester had a two-run single in the first inning.

Craig had two singles and three RBIs, while Redding added two hits and an RBI.

Narraguagus (8-3) 310 030 1 – 8 8 0 Calais (6-4) 310 010 2 – 7 6 6

Meyer and M. Worcester; Redding and Peters

So. Aroostook 10, CAHS 7

At Dyer Brook, Chris Webb hit a home run and double to drive in three runs and lead Southern Aroostook to the win.

Webb also led the Warriors from the mound, giving up seven hits.

Jason Porter slammed two doubles while Matt McGary, Todd Collier and Marc Philibert each had a single and a double.

For Central Aroostook of Mars Hill, Ben Allen and Rob Bell each had a single and a double. Chad Boyd singled twice.

So. Aroostook 008 001 0 – 10 12 5 Cent. Aroostook 011 041 0 – 7 0 2

Webb and Russell; Orser, Nelson (3) and Bell

Machias 9, Jonesport-Beals 7

At Machias, Andrew Feeney knocked in three runs with a single and the Bulldogs scored eight runs in the second inning while beating the Royals.

Bob Berg and Tom Frutchy each provided a single and two RBIs for Machias. Ethan Bagley survived a six-run first and went the distance, striking out 10 and walking two.

Jason Mawson had a double and a single good for two RBIs to pace Jonesport-Beals. Byron Carver singled twice.

Jonesport-Beals (5-3) 600 001 0 – 7 6 3 Machias (4-5) 080 100 0 – 9 6 3

Crowley, Carver (2), D. Beal (6), S. Crowley (7) and Robinson; Bagley and Lenfestey

Wisdom 7, Ashland 4

At St. Agatha, the Pioneers scored five runs in the first and held off the Hornets.

Andy Soucy, Jeff Michaud, Craig Thibeault and Craig Bouchard each hit RBI singles to back winning pitcher Ben Jalbert.

Chad Cyr doubled, singled and drove in a run for Ashland. Tim Tardie added an RBI single.

Ashland (1-8) 100 011 1 – 4 4 2 Wisdom (6-3) 501 100 x – 7 6 0

Robinson, Harold (4), Tardie (5), Harold (6) and Perry; Jalbert, Bouchard (7) and Thibeault

Shead 17, Lubec 3

At Lubec, the Tigers of Eastport scored six runs in both the third and fifth innings as they rolled over the Hornets.

Willy Suddy had two singles and three RBIs, while Jesse McPhail had a single, double and three RBIs in the five-inning game.

Leo McGonigal doubled for Lubec.

Shead (2-5) 226 16 – 17 10 1 Lubec (0-7) 200 10 – 3 4 6

Cox and Mumme; Bailey and Ferguson

Woodland 8, Washington Acad. 3

At Woodland, pitcher Randy Mercier spun a three-hitter to give the Dragons the victory.

Mercier sent down 12 Raider batters and allowed three walks for the win. He helped his own cause, ripping two doubles and a single (three RBIs) for the winners. Jeremy Phelps added a double and a single.

Josh Ramsdell and Jim Albert had a double each to pace Washington Academy of East Machias.

Washington Acad. (6-4) 010 010 1 – 3 3 2 Woodland (6-3) 005 021 x – 8 10 4

Taylor, Ashby (4), Albert (5) and Cates; Mercier and Seavey

Madawaska 13, Limestone 2

At Limestone, Ricky Nadeau belted a a two-run home run and a two-run single to lift the Owls past the Eagles.

Ben Cyr rapped a double and a single and Ryan Cyr added a triple for Madawaska.

Mike Myers ripped a solo home run to pace Limestone and Jimmy West added a double.

Madawaska (4-5) 402 141 1 – 13 10 1 Limestone (1-7) 011 000 0 – 2 4 10

Marshall and R. Cyr; Dillon, Fernald (2), McGuinness (5)

Van Buren 16, Fort Fairfield 4

At Van Buren, Ben LaPlante and Ben Smith smashed two-run homers to key a nine-run fourth inning as the Crusaders earned the five-inning victory.

LaPlante added a double and a suicide squeeze for five RBIs. Smith also singled. Cory Searles doubled twice and hurled an abbreviated three-hittter.

Jacques Beaulieu rapped an RBI single for Fort Fairfield.

Fort Fairfield (9-2) 102 01 – 4 3 3 Van Buren (5-4) 100 96 – 16 13 1

Bernard, Solomon (4), Cunningham (4) and Solomon, Beaulieu (4); Searles and Cormier

Sumner 5, Deer Isle-Stonington 2

At Deer Isle, Jason Soule launched a two-out, three-run home run in the fifth inning to power the Tigers to the win.

Sumner scored all five runs in the fifth. Chris Carter gave up four hits and struck out six. Pat Ford and Willy Seward notched the other hits for Sumner.

Deer Isle-Stonington’s Ben Barrows gave up only three hits while striking out eight. Stephen Bye tripled and Josh Weed had a solo homer in the sixth to pace the Mariners.

Sumner (3-8) 000 050 0 – 5 3 2 DI-Stonington (4-3) 100 001 0 – 2 4 3

Carter and Bickford; Barrows and Weed

Orono 5, Stearns 2

At Millinocket, Tim Elrich and Mike Perry each had two singles to help the Red Riots edge the Minutemen.

Peter Munn gave up five hits and walked three to earn the win. Barry Terrill added a single for Orono.

John Montgomery had two singles for Stearns.

Orono 100 003 1 – 5 8 1 Stearns 010 001 0 – 2 5 0

Munn and Poland; Osborne, Montgomery (7) and Johnson

Belfast 12, Rockland 0

At Belfast, Matt Doak knocked a double and a single, drove in three runs, and scattered five hits in five innings to lead the Lions to victory.

Roland Littlefield had a double and a single and three RBIs for Belfast.

Rockland’s Nick Gordon and Luke Knight each had a double.

Belfast (8-3) 103 71 – 12 8 1 Rockland (5-5) 000 00 – 0 5 2

Gordon and Robishaw; Doak and Maheux

Penobscot Valley 10, Schenck 6

At East Millinocket, Tim Sereyko and Nathan Cyr launched back-to-back doubles to key a seven-run fourth inning that carried the Howlers to the win.

Corey Flemming hit two singles and Travis Lane tripled for Penobscot Valley of Howland.

Eric Giberson and Mike Kimball both singled and Colby Sturtevant doubled for Schenck.

Penobscot Valley (7-0) 100 700 2 – 10 8 1 Schenck (4-4) 010 040 1 – 6 9 8

Cyr and Menard; Kimball, Giberson (7) and Michaud

Penquis 17, Lee 9

At Milo, sophomore pitcher Heath Reeves went the distance, striking out four and allowing three walks, as Penquis won.

Levi LeDuc plated four runs on a triple and a single for Penquis of Milo. Mark Dell’olio chipped in two singles for the winners.

Ryan Osgood ripped two singles and Jason Noble and Derrick Dicker each had a double and a single to pace the Pandas.

Lee (4-6) 513 000 0 – 9 12 3 Penquis (2-7) 374 210 x – 17 8 5

Rice, Corbin (3), Worcester (6) and Peters; Reeves and Harris

Camden-Rockport 7, Mt. View 0

At Thorndike, Joah Peck had three doubles and three RBIs as Camden-Rockport rolled to a shutout win.

Erik Rist had two doubles, Brian Riddley had two singles and an RBI and Nathan Travers had three singles, three RBIs and three stolen bases for the Windjammers.

Camden-Rockport 000 022 3 – 7 15 1 Mount View 000 000 0 – 0 5 2

Moro and Peck; Hodgdon and Hargrove

Old Town 9, Hampden 6

At Hampden, Jared Foster pitched four innings of three-hit, one-run relief and Josh Lizzotte stroked a two-run single in a four-run sixth inning as Old Town beat Hampden Academy.

Foster, who struck out three, relieved Steve Goslin and pitched out of a two-on, nobody-out jam in the fourth. John Powers had two hits and two RBIs, Sean Dickey a two-run single, and Bryan Goody a solo homer for the Indians.

Rob King singled twice for the Broncos, who received RBI doubles from Ben Preston and Mike McInnis.

Hampden (2-5) 401 000 1 – 6 9 1 Old Town (5-5) 004 014 x – 9 7 4

Campbell and McDougal; Goslin, Foster (4) and Goody

GSA 12, Searsport 4

At Blue Hill, the Eagles scored five runs in the bottom of the first inning to earn the schoolboy victory over the Vikings.

Rich Lebel belted a two-run home run, Chris Pickering blasted a solo home run, and Derek Torrey rapped two singles and a double to power George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill.

George Tripp ripped a solo home run to lead Searsport and Dustin Nadeau added two singles.

Searsport (5-4) 001 021 0 – 4 7 3 GSA (10-0) 520 320 0 – 12 12 6

Cox and Nadeau; Murray, Ferris (6) and Pert, Byrd (5)