CALAIS – The Blue Devils’ Doug Adams knocked an RBI single with the bases loaded in the seventh to score the winning run in Calais’ 11-10 victory over Houlton in high school baseball action on Wednesday.

Chris Leavitt hit a double and a single while Chris LaPointe added two singles and an RBI for Calais.

Ben Weston contributed a double, single and an RBI, while Josh Berry tallied two singles for Houlton.

Houlton 120 151 0 – 10 8 5 Calais 024 040 1 – 11 8 6

Berry, Malcomb and Moores; Dow, McDonald (6) and Brown

Van Buren 6, Fort Fairfield 1

At Van Buren, pitcher Zack Cote went the distance, throwing 62 pitches with 45 strikes and 17 balls.

Eric Ayotte had two singles, a double and two RBIs for Van Buren while Chanel Wright contributed two singles and three RBIs.

Mike Andrews of Fort Fairfield had two singles and an RBI while Travis Blier had the Tigers’ only other hit with a single.

Fort Fairfield (1-2) 001 000 0 – 1 3 0 Van Buren (4-0) 210 003 0 – 6 11 1

Traknis, Arato (6) and Rochford; Cote and Sirois

Fort Kent 11, Wisdom 1

At Fort Kent, Chad Soucie scattered two hits and struck out 12 over six innings and helped his own cause with two singles and a double as the Warriors cruised.

Mitch Wakem added two singles and a double, while Kasey Boucher hit a single and tallied three RBIs for Fort Kent.

Ryan Paradis and Jeremy Labbe paced the Wisdom Pioneers with a single each.

Wisdom (0-3) 000 100 – 1 2 4 Fort Kent (2-1) 322 004 – 11 11 3

Paradis, T. Thibeault (4) and B. Thibeault; Soucie and Thibodeau

Limestone 15, Madawaska 10

At Madawaska, pitcher Derik Patten contributed a home run and a single in the Eagles’ victory.

David King added two doubles while Nick Mauro hit a double and single. Pete Bradley tallied two singles.

Derrick Cooper paced Madawaska with a double, triple and single, while Bryan Daigle hit a double and two singles. Eliot Hebert contributed a double and a single and Sam Cyr added two singles.

Limestone (1-3) 620 500 2 – 15 10 6 Madawaska (0-3) 011 611 0 – 10 12 5

McPherson, Patten (3) and Mauro; McHenry and Cooper

So. Aroostook 15, East Grand 4

At Danforth, the Southern Aroostook Warriors scored five runs in the fifth on a double, three singles, and two errors to break open a tight game and notch the win.

Rob Betschner doubled twice for four RBIs and Matt Malone hit a two-run single for the Warriors.

Jim Zugelder led the Vikings with a double and two singles. Josh Frye hit an RBI single.

Southern Aroostook (1-2) 221 253 x – 15 10 3 East Grand (1-1) 211 000 x – 4 5 7

Gordon, C. Shields (2) and J. Shields; Zugelder, Flannery (4), Byers (6) and Frye

Shead 35, Lubec 5

At Eastport, junior Cliff Urquhart hit for the cycle and helped break things open with a grand slam in the third en route to seven RBIs.

The Tigers erupted for 22 runs in a third inning featuring seven hits, six walks, four passed balls, three balks, two errors, and a hit batter. Larry Bowen doubled and singled, while Teddy Cummings had a two-run double.

Noah Buehner, Justin Moores, and Derek Lyons each hit RBI singles for the Hornets.

Lubec (0-6) 100 04 – 5 3 15 Shead (2-5) 23(22) 8x – 35 20 0

Moores, Buehner (3) and Lyons; Marshall, Cummings (3) and Sullivan

Lee 9, Katahdin 6

At Katahdin, Bruce Stevens and Adam Ham paced Lee as each collected two singles and two RBIs.

Mike Lane tripled for Katahdin of Sherman Station, while Chris Robinson doubled and singled twice for an RBI.

Lee (5-0) 001 232 1 – 9 5 4 Katahdin (0-3) 100 050 0 – 6 4 2

Emery, J. Ham (5) and Stevens; McMalley, Atkinson (7) and Stevens

Piscataquis 14, Sumner 3

At East Sullivan, catcher Scott DeCastro paced the Piscataquis Pirates with a home run, a single and two RBIs.

Randy Burgess added two singles for Piscataquis of Guilford.

Blake Alley hit a two-run home run while Greg Ingalls tallied two singles for Sumner.

Piscataquis (4-2) 430 25 – 14 8 2 Sumner (4-2) 201 00 – 3 6 8

Glynn, DeCastro (5) and Watson; Hardy, Blackwood (5) and Ingalls

Dexter 20, Penquis 0

At Milo, Brent Patterson had a triple and double to lead the Tigers.

Mark Cooper doubled and singled for the Tigers, while Ryan Robichaud had two singles. Both Joe Kenny and Eric Cooley also singled twice.

Chuck Wooten, Anders Hamlin, and Mike Grindle all singled for Penquis.

Dexter (3-3) 25(10) 21 – 20 15 0 Penquis (0-4) 000 00 – 0 3 5

Foster and Sawyer; Weston and Stubbs

Nokomis 13, Hampden 8

At Hampden, Joe Blair and Shawn Henderson each blasted two-run home runs in the second inning to pace the Warriors.

Bryan Hawthorne added a double and single for Nokomis while B.J. Bowden tallied two doubles. Blair and Henderson also added two singles each.

Jim Tribou hit a three-run homer for the Broncos while Ryan King added two doubles and a single. Tom Davis contributed three singles and Ben Adams hit a triple and single.

Nokomis (2-4) 033 250 0 – 13 14 1 Hampden (1-4) 011 240 0 – 8 12 7

Mendell, Cossar (6) and Blair; McCue, Williams (6) and Lacey

Softball

Wisdom 21, Fort Kent 6

At Fort Kent, pitcher Kelly Cyr struck out eight, walked two and hit a double and single in the Pioneers’ victory.

Nina Michaud and Shannon Berube contributed three singles each while Tasha Bourgoin added two singles for Wisdom.

Nicole Saucier hit three singles, Jennifer Voisine added two doubles and a single and Ruth Melvin hit a double and a single for the Fort Kent Warriors.

Wisdom 120 041 (13) – 21 12 6 Fort Kent 021 120 0 – 6 10 3

Cyr and Michaud; Corriveau and Nadeau

Lee 10, Katahdin 6

At Sherman Station, Danielle Jipson drove in two runs with a pair of singles and Crystal Moors scattered six hits as Lee won for the fourth time in five games.

Deidra Ham singled twice for the winners.

Megan Libby had three hits for Katahdin, including a homer, and knocked in three runs. Losing pitcher Kim Mann pitched a three-hitter.

Lee (4-1) 014 230 0 – 10 3 7 Katahdin (1-1) 020 030 1 – 6 6 7

Moors and Ham; Mann and Qualey

Jonesport-Beals 16, Machias 9

At Jonesport, Rebecca Emerson pitched a complete game for her fourth win of the season and had a triple and a double to help pace the offense for Jonesport-Beals.

Angela Merchant had three singles and a double, Crystal Emerson had four singles and three RBIs, and Naomi Chandler had three singles and four RBIs for the Royalettes. Carrie Woodward had three singles and Lillian Durkee hit a solo home run.

Sarah Hussey paced the Bulldogs with three singles and Jenny Grant hit two. Starting pitcher Katie McDonald left the game after being hit with a line drive in the first.

Machias (1-3) 006 012 0 – 9 12 3 Jonesport-Beals (4-0) 242 413 x – 16 20 4

McDonald, Guptill (1) and Carter; Emerson and Merchant

Fort Fairfield 18, Van Buren 17

At Van Buren, a two-run double by Nicole Vanderwend highlighted a six-run seventh for the visiting Tigers.

Jessica Ireland had a double and two singles, and Melissa Butler had three singles and an RBI for the Tigers.

Kristy Wright doubled twice, singled twice, and added an RBI for the Crusaders. Jess Caron hit a three-run triple.

Fort Fairfield (3-0) 142 401 6 – 18 24 5 Van Buren (0-4) 020 054 6 – 17 21 10

McCrea and Barnes; Violette, Marquis (5) and Gagnon

Madawaska 12, Limestone 4

At Madawaska, Emily Lavertu paced Madawaska with a homer and two singles as the Owls cruised.

Sarah Dufour added two singles for Madawaska.

Heather Fortin singled twice for Limestone.

Madawaska 241 320 x – 12 13 2 Limestone 200 010 1 – 4 4 2

Dube and Cyr; Cote, Durepo (4) and Rueter

Calais 2, Houlton 0

At Calais, pitcher Katie Frost had 12 strikeouts and only two walks. Jackie Eary had an RBI and a double for the Blue Devils. Trina Leeman contributed with a double and Lanna Martin had an RBI single.

Sarah Beasley and Kasey Cleary had all of Houlton’s hits with a single each.

Houlton (1-3) 000 000 0 – 0 2 3 Calais (3-1) 011 000 0 – 2 5 1

Brown, Ellis (2) and Cleary; Frost and Drew

Hampden 16, Nokomis 4

At Hampden, the Broncos spurred a nine-run fourth inning, batting fifteen players, en route to victory over the Warriors.

Jamie Wells tallied 11 strike outs while Jen Philbrook hit t Jamie Wells tallied 11 strike outs while Jen Philbrook hit three singles and had two RBIs. Emmy Russell added one double, Kristina Spaulding hit two singles and Shannon Pitula contributed a single and two RBI.

Megan Randlett paced Nokomis with an RBI single.

Nokomis (1-3) 030 010 0 – 4 3 8 Hampden (3-2) 200 905 x – 16 9 3

Murray and Randlett; Wells and Burrill, Spaulding (3)

Penquis 10, Dexter 5

At Penquis, Miranda Nichols paced the Penquis Patriots with a double and a single in the victory.

Megan Russell, Jean Hamlin and Amanda White each hit a single for Penquis.

Laurie Walker hit a triple for Dexter while Shelly Gudroe added an RBI single.

Dexter (1-4) 000 104 0 – 5 6 2 Penquis (3-1) 550 000 x – 10 7 2

Nelson, Walker (4) and Gudroe; Russell, Veazie (5) and Gahagan, Lee (5)

Mattanawcook Acd. 12, GSA 0

At Lincoln, pitcher Kari Vance earned seven strikeouts and hit two singles en route to the Lynx’ victory.

Allison McLaughlin added two doubles, a single and four RBIs while Desirae Haines contributed two doubles for Mattanawcook. Kylee Allen hit a double and single while Tracie Pickering, Brandi Rideout and Carly Mansur earned two singles each.

Lindsay Harmon paced the Eagles with a double, while Sarah Clapp hit a single for George Stevens Academy of Blue Hill.

George Stevens Acd. (5-1) 000 000 – 0 2 0 Mattanawcook Acd. (6-0) 101 226 – 12 16 1

B. Keniston and LeClerc; Vance and Pickering

Central 12, Deer Isle-Stonington 6

At Corinth, Crystal Strout homered and knocked in three runs and Krystal Stevens contributed three singles and two RBIs as Central triumphed.

Jody Harvey doubled and singled for the winners.

Kim Alley had two singles and two RBIs for Deer Isle-Stonington and Holland Oliver singled twice.

Deer Isle-Stonington 210 300 0 6 10 2 Central 321 501 x – 12 12 2

Sadler and Santospago; Strout and Iwaniszek