Warriors edge Hornets Collier, Corsey knock in 3 runs each to spark offense

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ASHLAND – Kim Collier and Janet Corsey each notched three singles and three RBIs to spark the Southern Aroostook Warriors to a 15-13 high school softball victory over Ashland Friday.

Kristin Swallow chipped in with three singles and an RBI for the winners from Dyer Brook.

Courtney Junkins singled twice, doubled, and drove in three runs for the Hornets. Sarah Dwyer added three RBIs on two singles.

Southern Aroostook (4-1) 251 311 2 – 15 13 5 Ashland (3-4) 403 221 1 – 13 10 4

Smith and Chambers; Junkins and Maker

Presque Isle, Brewer split

At Brewer, Tami Corey pitched a two-hitter to lead the Witches to a 12-0 win in the opener, but the Wildcats edged them 9-8 in eight innings in the nightcap.

In the first game, Corey struck out four and walked none to earn the shutout win. Leslie Trott paced Brewer with three hits and three RBIs, Sara Agouab had a double and two RBIs, and Kristen Frey added two singles and an RBI.

Maren Milliard and Cara Miller each singled for Presque Isle.

In the nightcap, Presque Isle had four players with at least two hits.

Billie Hayward, Amy Roy, Milliard, and Miller each had two singles and Hayward added a double and RBI.

For Brewer, Corey smacked two singles, Frey doubled and tripled, Trott slapped a single and triple and drove in three runs, Kristy Pluard added three singles, Emily Bellmore singled and tripled, and Mandy Brigalli had a single and double.

(First game) Presque Isle 000 00 – 0 2 3 Brewer 530 04 – 12 11 0

Milliard and Supa; Corey and Brigalli (Second game) Presque Isle (4-4) 030 310 11 – 9 14 3 Brewer (4-2) 002 121 20 – 8 16 4

Milliard and Supa; K. Frey, Corey (2) and Brigalli

Katahdin 9, Hodgdon 7

At Sherman Station, Adele Cummings hit a two-run triple that highlighted a five-run fifth inning for Katahdin.

Kim Mann earned the victory, striking out six over seven innings, and she hit an RBI single in the fourth. Bethany Parent singled twice and drove in one. Olivia Anderson singled and scored three runs and Jenny McNally tripled.

Katie Williams paced Hodgdon with three singles and Danielle Fitzpatrick doubled. Holly Quint took the loss, striking out 10.

Hodgdon (0-5) 002 121 1 – 7 6 3 Katahdin (2-4) 000 351 x – 9 7 10

Quint and Hardy; Mann and Duffy

Fort Fairfield 17, Fort Kent 3

At Fort Fairfield, Kathy Russell limited Fort Kent to five hits over five innings while striking out two and walking only one.

Russell added two singles, a double, and two RBIs. Sarah Nason added a solo homer and an RBI single. Kelly Stevens singled twice and drove in two.

Jennifer Voisine hit an RBI triple for Fort Kent.

Fort Kent (1-5) 001 02 – 3 5 5 Fort Fairfield (5-0) 417 5x – 17 15 2

Gagnon, Lamarr (3) and Marquis; Russell and Hyslop

Narraguagus 15, WA Raiders 3

At Harrington, Laura Morse held Washington Academy of East Machias to two hits over six innings, striking eight and walking two.

Lindsay Portrie highlighted Narraguagus’ eight-run third inning with a three-run double. Jessica Strout added four singles and Laura Morse singled twice, doubled, and drove in three runs.

Charlene Gaddis doubled with two outs in the fourth inning to break up the no-hit bid. Wanda Acoa singled in the fifth.

Washington Acad. (2-5) 210 000 – 3 2 4 Narraguagus (7-2) 008 601 – 15 16 4

Kurtz and Acoa; Morse and Froese

Machias 27, Lubec 1

At Machias, Shirley Moe slammed an inside-the-park homer, a triple, and drove in four runs to lead the Bulldogs.

Genevieve Rogers finished with a single, double, triple, and three RBIs for Machias. Carolyn Luce added a single and two doubles, and Lindsay Day and Kate Romei contributed two singles and two RBIs each.

Katie Mcdonald and Danielle Belknap combined on a one-hitter.

Danielle Stevens singled for Lubec.

Lubec (0-3) 0 1 0 00 – 1 1 1 Machias (1-4) 3(12)(10)2x – 27 17 0

McConnell, Stevens (1), Davis (3), and Jones, Farmer (2); McDonald, Belknap (4) and Romei, Carter (4)

Lee 17, Woodland 5

At Lee, Tori Nute pitched 3 2/3 innings of shutout relief to earn the win for Lee Academy.

Renai Hayes homered, singled twice, doubled, and drove in six runs to lead the Pandas. Jenny Raymond added a single, double, homer, and three RBIs.

Nute singled twice and drove in two runs and Heather Scott singled and doubled. Tanya Mushero added two singles and a double and Melissa Krapf singled twice.

Wendy Phelps hit three singles and Ann Dolan singled and hit a two-run double for Woodland.

Woodland (2-6) 320 00 – 5 11 3 Lee (6-1) 633 05 – 17 19 2

Wearne and Smith; Moors, Nute (2) and Cole

Wisdom 16, Washburn 4

At St. Agatha, Kelly Cyr earned her sixth win of the season by holding Washburn to four hits and striking out eight.

Michelle Derosier ended the game in the sixth inning with a three-run double. Jenny Derosier hit an RBI double and Julie Chasse added an RBI single.

Kerry Flanagin hit a three-run single in the fourth for Washburn. Jana Woolard added an RBI single.

Washburn (2-2-1) 000 400 – 4 4 2 Wisdom (6-0) 114 325 – 16 5 0 NO BATTERY AVAILABLE

Houlton 7, Calais 1

At Houlton, Becky Berry’s three-run triple in the third inning sparked the Shiretowners to victory.

Erica Hiscoe pitched a two-hitter, striking out 12 and walking three. Jessica Bissonnette had two singles and two RBIs, while Elissa Skehan doubled and singled.

Jess Crossman stroked an RBI single and Trisha Farrell added a single for Calais.

Calais (3-2) 100 000 0 – 1 2 0 Houlton (6-0) 004 210 x – 7 7 1

Carter and Farrell; Hiscoe and Berry

Limestone 17, Madawaska 13

At Madawaska Thursday, Amy Berube had a single and drove in three runs to pace the Eagles.

Teasha Bell and Chrissy Harvey added two singles each.

Nicole Soucy roped three doubles, had a single, and drove in four runs for Madawaska. Erin Pelletier added a double and single, and Racheal Fournier had two singles.

Limestone (2-2) 510 201 8 – 17 9 4 Madawaska (2-3) 440 113 0 – 13 13 11

Cody and Reuter; Gagnon, E. Pelletier (2) and K. Pelletier

Foxcroft 8, Ellsworth 3

At Dover-Foxcroft, Ashlee Dow’s two-run single highlighted a four-run third inning allowing Ponies to break the game open.

Dow finished with two singles and four RBIs for Foxcroft, while Becky Warren added three singles and three RBIs.

Beghann Bohn had two singles for Ellsworth. Joni Pinkham smacked a run-scoring triple, and Cathy Dill and Lyndsy Patten had a double each.

Ellsworth (2-6) 020 010 0 – 3 6 1 Foxcroft (5-4) 204 200 x – 8 8 0

Patten and Roy, Gentry and Warren

Piscataquis 7, Schenck 4

At East Millinocket, Darby Smiley’s three-run double in the third inning helped lead Piscataquis of Guilford to victory.

Shannon Elderkin and winning pitcher Garnett Korsman, who struck out nine, had two singles each for the Pirates.

Erin Johnston, Dyana Gallant and Rachel Larlee rapped two singles apiece for Schenck.

Piscataquis (2-6) 003 120 1 – 7 10 4 Schenck (1-2) 001 100 2 – 4 7 2

Korsman and Elderkin; Gardiner and Sherwood

MDI 25, Orono 21

At Orono, Melissa Gott smashed a three-run homer to pace the Trojans of Mount Desert Island. Crystal Graves had a triple, a single and five RBIs.

Orono’s Lorie Mehuren smacked four singles, Asheley Simpson had three singles and a double, and Pam Ventura added a home run and a single.

MDI (2-6) 370 020 (13) – 25 15 7 Orono (5-4) 731 361 0 – 21 18 3

Renault, Graves (6) and Miller; Libby, Simpson (6) and Taylor

Carrabec 8, Georges Valley 0

At Thomaston, Lucy Campbell pitched seven innings of three-hit ball, striking out four and walking one to earn the win.

Natalie Beckett paced the Cobras of North Anson with two singles.

Jesse Thomas had a triple for Georges Valley of Thomaston.

Carrabec 010 240 1 – 8 5 2 Georges Valley 000 000 0 – 0 3 5

Campbell and Landry; Barlow and Jones

John Bapst 25, Hermon 13

At Bangor, John Bapst put together a 14-run sixth inning to end the game.

Stacy Rudnicki and Kristi Millard paced the Crusaders with four RBIs each. Keegan Richard singled.

Katy Calligan and Barbara Frost had two hits each for Hermon.

Hermon (3-6) 000 07 6 – 13 11 2 John Bapst (5-3) 200 90(14) – 25 18 2

Stevens, McDonald (4) and Stairs; Bender and Beckett

MCI 6, Belfast 5

At Pittsfield, Amanda Leavitt hit a solo homer and singled to lead the Maine Central Institute.

Amy Long added three singles and three RBIs. Katie Baker singled twice and tripled.

Liz Kelley paced Belfast with two singles and a triple. Bryn Redman doubled.

Belfastno record 010 022 0 – 5 10 2 MCI 020 020 2 – 6 13 1

Woods and Small; Graham and Cianchette

Old Town 11, Nokomis 2

At Old Town, Jody Kenniston went 4-for-4 with two singles, a double, and a triple and drove in three runs for the Indians.

Tara Drinkwater notched the complete-game victory, scattering six hits while striking out seven and walking one. Danielle Wentworth added three singles and an RBI for the winners. Nichole Mitchelle hit three singles.

Amanda Dorman singled twice and drove in one. Wendy Winslow added an RBI single.

Nokomis (5-1) 000 110 0 – 2 6 3 Old Town (1-5) 523 010 x – 11 14 2

Dorman and Winslow; Drinkwater and Ferland

George Stevens 10, Stearns 3

At Millinocket, Sara Haney homered, singled three times and drove in three to lead George Stevens of Blue Hill.

Jamie Wood added a single, triple, and three RBIs for the Eagles.

Shannon Boynton singled twice and drove in one for Stearns. Meredith Oliver added two singles and an RBI.

George Stevens (8-0) 123 400 0 – 10 13 2 Stearns (2-6) 200 001 0 – 3 6 3

Carroll and Leclerc; Sirois and Legassey