BANGOR – Bangor rallied for seven runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to beat Brewer 12-11 in Little League All-Star baseball action for ages 13-14 Tuesday at Mansfield Stadium.

A Brewer win would have secured it the District 3 title, but the tourney is double elimination, so Bangor and Brewer will battle for the title today at 5 p.m. at Mansfield.

Bangor’s tying and winning runs scored on an error. Tyler Heber had the key hit of the inning for Bangor, a two-run double.

Heber also had a single and Nate Hall registered a double and a single. P.J. Dowe contributed a pair of singles.

For Brewer, Nate Bond and Andrew Patterson ripped three singles apiece. Nye Gifford, Kevin Kotredes and Justin Hardy each added two singles.

Brewer (4-1) 042 130 1 – 11 14 3 Bangor (5-1) 002 300 7 – 12 9 2

Hopkins and Bond; Young, N. LaRochelle (3), M. LaRochelle (6) and Dowe

Baseball, 11-12

Coastal 5, Brewer 0

At Brewer, Bryant Ciomei fired a no-hitter, striking out nine and walking only one, as Coastal of Blue Hill defeated Brewer. Ciomei aided his own cause with a double, single and an RBI.

Coastal scored all of its runs in the first, fueled by Ross Gallagher’s two-run homer. Seth Brayton contributed a run-scoring double during the inning.

The game was called after five innings due to rain.

Brewer (3-1) 000 00 – 0 0 1 Coastal (3-0) 500 00 – 5 4 0

Economy, Babin (2) and Calwell, Bush (3); Ciomei and Hodgson

Baseball, 15-16

Acadian 6, Old Town 4

At Bangor, RBIs by Brandon Colbeth and Travis Tripp in the fourth inning provided the difference in Acadian’s win over previously undefeated Old Town.

Brad Dalton had two singles and a triple for Acadian while Brandon Colbeth and Basil Mahaney contributed with two singles each.

For Old Town, Andy Pease hit a single and a double while Roger Cole and Brad Goody both had doubles.

Acadian (5-1) 202 200 0 – 6 8 2 Old Town (3-2) 201 010 0 – 4 4 0

Colbeth and Mahaney; Cyr, Stormann (4) and Cole

Softball, 11-12

Sunrise 18, Hampden-New. 12

At Milbridge, Nichole Leach pounded out a double and a single to lead Sunrise of Milbridge over Hampden-Newburgh.

Katrina Beal and Brittany Smith aided the Sunrise cause with two singles apiece.

For Hampden-Newburgh, Lili Berube belted a double and a single. Megan Osborne slammed a triple and Lauren Berg rapped a double.

Sunrise (6-1) 714 015 – 18 10 3 Hampden-Newburgh (3-2) 020 424 – 12 13 6

Baker and Tenney; Kiser, Gaudet (2) and Gaudet, Kiser (2)