Watson’s clutch hit lifts Penquis

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EAST MILLINOCKET – Mike Watson rapped a two-out, two-run single in the top of the seventh as the Penquis Patriots of Milo came from behind beat Penquis of Milo 6-5 Thursday.

Heath Reeves, who scored the game winner, led Penquis with a double, two singles and three RBIs.

Junior Joe Brown, making his pitching debut for the Wolverines, struck out nine and walked six. Mike Kimball singled twice.

Penquis (1-4) 003 000 3 – 6 5 2 Schenck (1-4) 020 120 0 – 5 5 4

Dell’olio, Harris (7) and Harris, Reeves (7); Brown and Turcotte

Woodland 10, Shead 2

At Eastport, pitcher Ryan Thornton set down seven Tiger batters and allowed just three hits to pick up the win for the Dragons.

Thornton helped his own cause with a double as Chris Bell rapped a double and a single for Woodland.

Corey Sullivan ripped an RBI-single to pace Shead.

Woodland (5-1) 010 242 1 – 10 10 3 Shead (2-4-1) 001 100 0 – 2 3 7

Thornton and Seavey; Cox, Mcphail (7) and Mumme

MDI 8, Foxcroft 4

At Mount Desert, Matt McFarland blasted a three-run home run and ripped an RBI single to give the Trojans the win.

Chris Curran hit two singles and a double as Jamie Cunningham chipped in with a double and a single for MDI.

Jamie Costa’s three-run bomb paced the Ponies.

Foxcroft (0-4) 000 000 4 – 4 7 0 MDI (1-6) 101 015 x – 8 9 2

Day and Smith; Hebron and Cunningam

Fort Fairfield 7, Limestone 5

At Fort Fairfield, Jason Cunningham fanned six while allowing just one hit for the Tigers.

Cunningham was victimized by five Fort Fairfield errors, including a three-run sixth inning in which Limestone didn’t hit the ball out of the infield.

Sean Russell ripped three singles and scored a pair of runs for the Tigers. Ryan Houghton added a single and three RBIs.

Ethan Bagley had the lone hit for Eagles with a single.

Limestone (2-2) 001 003 1 – 5 1 6 Fort Fairfield (2-2) 103 030 0 – 7 7 5

Bagley, Hall (5) and Coghill; Cunningham and Plant

Stearns 18, Central 2

At East Corinth, the Minutemen crossed the plate six times in the top of the first inning to put the Red Devils away early.

Corey Streams plated five runs on a bases-loaded triple and a single for the winners. Darrin Daniels rapped two singles and a double.

Brandon Townsend hit two singles and Chad Marin knocked an RBI single for Central.

Stearns (3-4) 620 046 – 18 13 3 Central (3-4) 000 200 – 2 5 5

Bowley, Streams (4), Osborne (6) and Lynch; Allen, Walton (6) and Houston, Townsend (6)

Presque Isle 16, Caribou 4

At Presque Isle, six Wildcat pitchers combined to hold Caribou to just four hits and three runs.

Courey McGlinn started things off with a three-run double in the first. He added a single and finished with four RBIs for Presque Isle. Nick Nadeau rapped a double, a single and knocked in three runs. Dustin Supa added an RBI double while both Chad Graham and George Graves ripped a single and had a pair of RBIs.

Scott Walton, Matt Bouchard and Jamie Shanahan all notched singles for Caribou.

Caribou (3-3) 010 300 0 – 4 3 4 Presque Isle (1-2) 314 206 x – 16 8 3

Plourde, Shanahan (3), Cronkite (5), Witts (6) and Bouchard; Graham, Graves (2), Wood (3), Nadeau (4), Supa (5), McGlinn (6) and Supa, McGlinn (4), Supa (6)

MA Lynx 5, Lee Acad. 3

At Lee, Tony Aldrete’s two-run blast in the top of the fifth inning was the difference as the Lynx tipped the Pandas.

Pitcher Leroy Cox went the distance striking out seven, walking five, and allowing five hits to earn the win. Cox also helped his own cause leading the game off with a home run.

Derek Dicker rapped two singles for Lee Academy.

Mattanawcook (4-1) 101 120 0 – 5 4 1 Lee Academy (1-4) 011 010 0 – 3 5 1

Cox and Potts; Aldrich, Corbin (6) and Peters

PCHS 14, Dexter 10

At Guilford, Piscataquis pounded out 16 hits, including three home runs to remain undefeated.

Jeremy Farmer sparked the offense with a two-run shot and a single for two RBIs. Brody McKenney was 4-for-5 with three singles, a double and an RBI. Paul Regan and Andrew Edwards both added solo shots.

Kelvin Texeira ripped two singles for the Tigers.

Dexter (0-6) 005 202 1 – 10 8 5 PCHS (5-0) 270 140 x – 14 16 2

Welch, Kimball (6) and Mountain; White, Riitano (4), White (7) and Murray

So. Aroostook 7, Katahdin 0

At Sherman Station, Chris Webb hurled a three-hit shutout, fanning 13 and walking just two as the Warriors of Dyer Brook remained undefeated.

Todd Collier smashed a triple and a double, knocking in three RBIs. Nick Russell added two singles and two RBIs while Sam Michaud notched a double, a single and an RBI.

Jon Mooney, Dave Brawn and Nick Cullen all had singles for Katahdin.

So. Aroostook (4-0) 101 401 0 – 7 10 2 Katahdin (2-2) 000 000 0 – 0 3 3

Webb and Russell; Mooney, McNally (4) and Sleeper

Searsport 19, BC Pats 0

At Searsport, the Vikings exploded for 13 first-inning runs in their win over the Patriots.

Rod Damon blasted a solo home run, double, and a single for Searsport. George and Josh Tripp each chipped in with a single and a double.

Dan Martin and Don Shroeder had a single apiece to pace Bangor Christian.

Bangor Christian (2-3) 000 00 – 0 2 3 Searsport (4-3) (13)32 1x – 19 14 0

Perrow, McKenna (2) and Martin; G. Tripp and J. Tripp

Softball

Presque Isle 22, Caribou 10

At Presque Isle, Marren Millard was a perfect 4-for-4 with four singles, two RBIs and two runs scored for the Wildcats.

Billie Hayward added three singles and two RBIs for Presque Isle. Cara Miller cracked a double and two singles, as she scored two runs and knocked in two.

Billie Jo Martin doubled in her only official at-bat and scored four runs for Caribou. Meaghan Lombard added two singles and two RBIs.

Caribou (1-5) 202 3 30 0 – 10 10 8 Presque Isle (2-2) 143 0(10)4 x – 22 19 4

Lombard and Martin; Saucier, Richardson (6) and Supa

Fort Fairfield 18, Limestone 6

At Fort Fairfield, Dallas Nightingale plated five runs on three singles and a double to power the Tigers to the win.

Melinda Mraz ripped four singles and two RBI’s for Fort Fairfield as Whitney LeVasseur chipped in with three singles.

Amy Berube knocked in two runs on three singles to pace Limestone. Oleka Obar added two singles. Limestone (3-2) 330 00 – 6 7 4 Ft. Fairfield (4-0) 450 09 – 18 21 1

Cannon and Berube; Russell and Doak

Dexter 12, PCHS 4

At Guilford, Amie Malo rapped two singles, a double and plated two runs for the Tigers.

Christine Buzzell also ripped three singles and knocked in a pair of runs.

Darby Smiley had two singles, a double and an RBI for Piscataquis. Teresa Pomerleau notched a single, a double and an RBI.

Dexter (1-5) 113 340 0 – 12 13 0 PCHS (0-5) 200 100 1 – 4 10 6

Fletcher and Hibbard; Korsman and Kelly

Stearns 4, Central 1

At East Corinth, Jenn Wilson fanned nine Red Devil batters on her way to a win for the Minutemen.

Angela Philbrook rapped three singles for Stearns of Millinocket.

Amy Bracey ripped a triple to pace Central.

Stearns (4-4) 100 010 2 – 4 7 3 Central (4-3) 000 010 0 – 1 3 4

Wilson and Legassey; Cookson and Matulis

Schenck 11, Penquis 5

At East Millinocket, Kerri Lima slammed a pair of singles and knocked in a run for the Wolverines.

Denise Gardner earned the win for Schenck and ripped a triple.

Abbie Bowen rapped a single and a double for the Patriots of Milo.

Penquis (2-3) 002 201 0 – 5 6 2 Schenck (3-4) 061 301 x – 11 5 2

Bowen and Martin; Gardner and Johnston, Sherwood (4)

MA Lynx 24, Lee 7

At Lee, Abbie Pickering belted a home run, double and a four RBI’s to power the Lynx offensive attack.

Alyson McLaughlin also blasted a home run and a double of her own for Mattanawcook Academy of Lincoln. Kelly Tash chipped in with three singles.

Tanya Mushero knocked in four runs on a double and a single to pace the Pandas. Stephanie Thurlow added three singles.

M.A. (5-0) 320 820 9 – 24 19 3 Lee (1-5) 100 014 1 – 7 10 9

Lowell and Pickering; Krapf, Jensen (6) and Cole

MDI 17, Foxcroft 8

At Mount Desert, the Trojans broke the game open in the third inning, scoring 10 runs on eight walks.

Shelagh Slack slammed a triple, two singles and knocked in a run to spark MDI’s offense. Crystal Graves added a pair of singles.

Ashlee Dow smashed a home run over the center field fence, added a double and knocked in three runs for Foxcroft Academy.

Foxcroft (1-3) 005 001 2 – 8 6 4 MDI (4-3) 31(10) 210 x – 17 9 1

Gentry and Warren; Masterson, Tripp (7) and Graves

Bangor 8, Hamdpen 0

At Hampden, Melanie Deyone struck out five and allowed just two hits for the Rams.

Deyone walked just three batters in the win. Kristi Bowden, Renee Richardson and Amanda Stevens all ripped singles for the Rams.

Julie Sjorgen and Mariah Dubay notched the lone hits for Hampden, both were sinlges.

Bangor (6-1) 001 042 1 – 8 3 1 Hampden (0-4) 000 000 0 – 0 2 8

Deyone and Kenney; Poulinand Sjorgen

Brewer 5, Nokomis 0

At Brewer, Tammi Corey tripled and singled to help lead the offense while teammate Kristen Frey pitched a four-hit shutout to lead Brewer to victory.

Leslie Trott singled twice for the Witches.

Wendy Winslow doubled to pace the Nokomis Warriors of Newport.

Brewer (3-3) 000 200 3 – 5 6 0 Nokomis (3-5) 000 000 0 – 0 4 6

Frey and Brigalli; Dorman and Winslow

Searsport 6, Bangor Christian 2

At Searsport, Viking pitcher Sarah Webster fired a two-hitter, fanning 17 Patriot batters to pick up the win.

Webster helped herself out with the bat, ripping two singles as Jodie Larrabee rapped two singles and a double for Searsport.

Steph Sage knocked a triple and Rachel Sage chipped in a single to pace Bangor Christian.

Bangor Christian (3-2) 110 000 0 – 2 2 1 Searsport (6-1) 012 003 x – 6 15 2

Regan and Niles; Webster and Barton