Allen powers Hawks past Eagles

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LIMESTONE – Matt Allen’s RBI single in the top of the sixth put Hodgdon up for good as the Hawks held off Limestone 7-6 Saturday in high school baseball action.

Allen added a double for Hodgdon while Chris Blanchette hit a double and an RBI single.

Steve Hardwick paced the Eagles with a double, single and two RBIs. Adam McPherson, Derek Patten and Eric Crook added two singles each.

Hodgdon (5-0) 400 102 0 – 7 8 2 Limestone (1-4) 201 020 1 – 6 12 7

Blanchette, Day (6) and Bither; Hardwick and Maurl

Katahdin 5, Fort Fairfield 4

At Sherman Station, Doug Atkinson’s singled plated Chris Robinson in the bottom of the seventh to win the game for the Cougars.

Justin Stevens added two singles and Chris Robinson hit a double for Katahdin. Stevens and Robinson tallied two RBIs each for the Cougars.

Mike Andrews paced Fort Fairfield with four singles and three RBI. Brandon Traknis added three singles, while Ben Arato contributed two.

Fort Fairfield (2-3) 020 000 2 – 4 11 4 Katahdin (1-4) 101 200 1 – 5 7 2

LaPointe and Rochford; Rodgerson, Springer (4), R. Robinson (7) and Stevens

Old Town sweeps Caribou

At Old Town, Jason Thibodeau and Jason Robbins earned 11 and 12 strikeouts respectively each pitching one game for Old Town in the doubleheader. They won both 11-1 and 4-1.

In game one, Randy Rand paced the Indians with a double and two singles. Brian Tewhey added a double, single and two RBI while Chris Brissette, Jason Sirois and Kasey Powers tallied two singles each. Justin Selfridge and Jerry Shanahan each hit singles for Caribou.

In game two, John Graves led Old Town with two singles and two RBI and Thibodeau contributed a double. Shanahan tallied two singles and an RBI.

(Game One) Caribou (1-4) 000 01 – 1 2 2 Old Town (4-0) 015 41 – 11 13 1

Lamb, J. Anderson (4), Noyes (5) and Bouchard; Thibodeau and Ouellette (Game Two) Caribou (1-5) 000 010 0 – 1 7 3 Old Town (5-0) 210 010 0 – 4 3 2

Shanahan and Bouchard; Robbins and Cole

Averill sweeps East Grand

At Danforth, Anthony Almedia racked up four hits in two games as the Beavers of Hinckley took an 8-6 victory over the Vikings in the first game of a doubleheader and a 13-3 win in the nightcap.

In the first game, Almedia led the Beavers with two singles. Dan Irish doubled for the Vikings, while Jim Zugelder and Jeremy Williams each had two singles.

In the second game, Almedia collected a home run and a single for three RBIs. Matt Baudanza had triple and single with two RBIs. Luke Lucbonbolle doubled and drove in a run, and Eric Murray doubled twice.

Scott Flandery led East Grand with a triple, while Irish doubled.

(Saturday’s first game) Averill 100 130 3 – 8 4 3 East Grand 005 000 1 – 6 8 1

Levesque and Paquette; Zugelder, Irish (7) and Faulkner (Saturday’s second game) Averill (3-2) 105 52 – 13 9 0 East Grand (2-3) 102 00 – 3 3 4

Parent and Paquette; Flandery, Fish (4), Beyer (5) and Faulkner, Irish (5)

Buckfield sweeps Greenville

At Buckfield, Rusty Williams tripled, singled and added three RBIs for a 16-6 win in the opening game of a doubleheader against the Lakers. Buckfield earned a 19-10 win in the second game.

In game one, Ben Russell hit two singles and recorded two RBIs for the Bucks. Derek Boucher tallied two singles and two RBIs for Greenville. Griz Aucoin hit a single and a double.

In game two, Williams, Brendan Harvey and Marco True each hit two singles a piece for Buckfield. Greenville’s Tommy Mason went 4-for-4 with two doubles, two singles and one RBI. Danny Campbell hit a two-run homerun and a single, while Derek Boucher added two singles.

(First game) Greenville (4-1) 022 11 – 6 7 2 Buckfield (1-5) 324 07 – 16 12 1

Mason, D. Campbell (3), Muzzy (5) and Aucoin; Williams and Bunker (Second game) Greenville (4-2) 322 210 0 – 10 15 4 Buckfield (2-5) 053 416 x – 19 9 2

Woodbury, Boucher (4) and Aucoin, Owens (5); Poulin and Williams

George Stevens 12, MDI 0

At Blue Hill, Joel Wessel pitched a one-hitter with two strikeouts and two walks to shut down the Trojans.

Jon Lewandowski hit a triple, a double and a single and drove in three runs to power the Eagles. Toby Cole doubled twice and Tim Hikade hit two singles and had an RBI.

Jared Archilles doubled for Mount Desert Island’s only hit.

Mount Desert Island (0-7) 000 00 – 0 1 4 George Stevens (7-0) 504 3x – 12 14 1

Archilles, Leathers (3) and Zadala; Wessel and Candage

Hampden 13, Ellsworth 12

At Ellsworth, Bill Bruschi’s two-out, two-run double in the top of the seventh sparked the Broncos to the win.

Hampden Academy’s Pat Lacey hit a home run, single and added two RBIs, while Tom Davis and Sean Tardif contributed a triple each.

Courtney Bunker paced Ellsworth with a double, single and four RBIs. Chad Smith had a double and single, while Ryan Picard tallied a single and triple.

Hampden (2-5) 200 161 3 – 13 10 2 Ellsworth (2-5) 103 222 2 – 12 14 4

King, Williams (7) and Lacey; Gott, Manjuck (5), Bunker (5) and Awalt

Softball

Fort Fairfield 9, Katahdin 6

At Sherman Station, a one-out RBI triple by Keely Sayers, an RBI single by Jessica Ireland, and an RBI single by Melanie Belanger after a catcher’s interference call gave the visiting Tigers the win.

Ireland and Jessica Belanger each hit three singles while Sayers finished with a triple and single for Fort Fairfield.

For the Cougars, Megan Libby singled twice and doubled. Lindsay Duffy-Stanley doubled and singled, and Morgan Anderson singled twice.

Fort Fairfield (5-0) 500 000 13 – 9 11 1 Katahdin (1-2) 021 000 30 – 6 13 5

McCrea and J. Belanger; Mann and Qualey

Brewer sweeps Presque Isle

At Brewer, the Witches erupted for nine runs – all with two outs – in the first inning en route to 16 hits and a 17-0 blanking in the first game, and added 14 more hits in the second for a 17-5 win.

In the first game, Allison Wing went 4-for-4 with a double and three singles and an RBI while Katie LaChance had three singles and two RBIs to pace Brewer.

Tami Corey and Jenny Higgins each hit a three-run triple for the unbeaten Witches, and Cara McEwen had two singles and an RBI.

Jessica Miller led the Wildcats with two singles.

In the second game, Sarah Smith had a triple, two singles, and three RBIs to lead Brewer’s attack.

Higgins had two singles and three RBIs, Sara Agouab tripled, singled, and drove in two runs, and Sherri Capponi had two singles and two RBIs.

Bre Norsworthy had a double and a single for Presque Isle while Arika Levasseur singled twice.

(First game) Presque Isle 000 00 – 0 2 4 Brewer 906 0x – 15 16 0

Norsworthy and Belden; Corey and McEwen (Second game) Presque Isle 203 00 – 5 8 6 Brewer 250 46 – 17 14 1

Norsworth, Guiggey (5) and Belden; Capponi, Corey (5) and McEwen

Hampden Academy 8, Ellsworth 1

At Ellsworth, Jamie Wells allowed one hit, struck out eight and had no walks in five innings to lead the Broncos to the win.

Hampden’s Wendy Butler doubled and singled for three RBIs. Emmy Russell hit a triple and a single and drove in a run. Danielle Billings hit an RBI triple.

Jodie Merchant singled twice and drove in Becca Saunders for the Eagles’ only run.

Hampden Academy (4-3) 002 042 0 – 8 7 1 Ellsworth (3-4) 000 001 0 – 1 2 3

Wells, Lindemann (6) and Spaulding; Silsby, Patten (6) and Saunders

John Bapst 10, Hermon 8

At Hermon, Keegan Richard led off the ninth inning with a double, followed by Amanda Johnson’s single and Laura Roach’s single to break the tie and win earn the victory.

Nikki Novak added a solo home run for the Crusaders of Bangor. Roach also had a double while Christina Rich and Amelia Mitchell-Storer tallied two singles each.

Amy Porter paced the Hawks with two singles and a two-run double, while Lindsay Duplisea added an RBI single.

John Bapst (3-3) 014 201 002 – 10 12 4 Hermon (1-5) 101 013 200 – 8 9 5

Sleeper, Henderson (6), Sleeper (7) and Novak