MACHIAS – Jarad Day hurled a four-hitter with eight strikeouts and three walks to lead Machias to a 5-1 victory over Calais Wednesday in high school baseball action.

Will Hasselmann hit a two-run double in the fifth for the Bulldogs. Jamie Hall singled and added a two-run double in the second.

Scott Lynch led the Blue Devils with two singles and an RBI. Joe Footer doubled.

Calais 000 100 0 – 1 4 1

Machias 020 030 x – 5 7 1

Frost, Brown (3), Macdonald (5) and Brown, Frost (3), Brown (5); Day and Loughlin

Lee 6, Woodland 4

At Lee, Matt Corbin smacked a two-run triple in the fourth to provide the game-winning runs in the Pandas’ victory.

Bruce Stevens singled three times and drove in a run for Lee. Rob Noonan, Andy Ham and Franklin Grant combined on a two-hitter.

Rick Russell and Marlon Lutz each hit an RBI single for the Dragons.

Woodland (3-7) 200 000 2 – 4 2 3

Lee Academy (8-1) 110 310 x – 6 10 3

Noonan, Ham (4), Grant (7) and Currie; Lutz and Pike

Houlton 19, Madawaska 0

At Madawaska, Bill Washburn threw a one-hitter with 10 strikeouts and no walks as the Shiretowners rolled to the win in a game shortened to five innings by the 10-run rule.

Jared Sylvia, Jesse Henderson and Derek Dow each singled twice for Houlton. Paul Kane and Mike Brown doubled.

Steve Guerrette registered a single for the Owls’ lone hit.

Houlton (5-4) 015 94 – 19 13 0

Madawaska (4-3) 000 00 – 0 1 9

Washburn and Sylvia; Soucy, B. Daigle (3), D. Daigle (5) and Gerard, A. Daigle (4)

Van Buren 10, Fort Fairfield 6

At Van Buren, Eric Ayotte, pitching his first high school game, settled down after giving up six runs in the first inning as the Crusaders remained unbeaten.

Zach Cote belted a two-run homer to go with a two-run single for Van Buren. Stacy Ayotte had a single, double and RBI for the Crusdaers. Tyler Hughes had an RBI single.

Ryan Dorsey and Kevin Osgood each had RBI singles for the Tigers.

Fort Fairfield (1-7) 600 000 0 – 6 4 2

Van Buren (7-0) 115 030 x -10 12 3

Kennison, Armstrong (4) and Roachford; E. Ayotte, Smith (7) and S. Ayotte

Hodgdon 15, Ashland 3

At Ashland, Chris Blanchette drove in three runs with a triple and a single and Derek Nickerson hit a three-run double as Hodgdon rolled past Ashland.

Jim Griffin, Chris Stewart, Adam Bither, Matt Day and Ben Carton had two singles apiece. Bither, Stewart and Griffin had two RBIs each.

Randall Perry and Geoff LeBlanc had two singles each for Ashland and Perry had an RBI.

Hodgdon (7-1) 703 41 – 15 15 4

Ashland (2-5) 011 01 – 3 8 3

E. Bither, C. Blanchette (2), Day (3), Callnan (4) and A. Bither, McAtee (3); LeBlanc, Oakes (2), Ham (3), Pineau (4), Hunter (5) and Ham, Hunter (3), Ham (5)

Bangor Christian 11, Katahdin 1

At Bangor, Dave Chrisos allowed just four hits and helped himself with three singles and an RBI as the Patriots cruised.

Corey Jeskey drove in two runs on a double and a single. Nick Harriman doubled and hit a two-run single. Allen Easley singled twice.

Chris Robinson and Lucas Heath led the Cougars of Sherman Station with an RBI single and a double, respectively.

Katahdin (2-5) 100 000 – 1 4 5

Bangor Christian (2-8) 421 004 – 11 13 2

Robinson, Atkinson (2), Cunningham (6) and Stevens; Chrisos and Coney

Softball

Caribou 16, Fort Kent 9

At Caribou, Meghan Cole-Karagory knocked in four runs to lead the Vikings to the win.

Jamie Landeen and Leah Drew each had two singles for Caribou. Ashley Monahan smacked a double and a single.

Nicole Saucier hit two singles for the Warriors.

Fort Kent 030 024 0 – 9 8 8

Caribou 523 042 x – 16 11 1

Minzy and Mourneault; Hartley and Brissette

Lee 16, Woodland 13

At Lee, Deidra Ham led Lee Academy’s 15-hit attack with a double and two singles.

Jenna Boulrisse and Jessie Kuester each had a double, a single, and three RBIs for the Pandas. Samantha Cole doubled and singled while Katie Harris singled twice.

Katie Smith and Alicia Vose each singled twice for the Dragons.

Woodland (2-8) 020 035 3 – 13 10 6

Lee (8-1) 420 820 x – 16 15 4

Smith, White (5) and Vose; Harris, Gifford (5), Boulrisse (6), Harris (6) and Cole

Washington Acad. 19, Shead 4

At Eastport, Meredith Poisson stroked two doubles and drove in two runs and Nicole Stauffer collected three more RBIs on a triple and a single as the Raiders rolled.

Jen Savard added a double and a single for Washington Academy of East Machias while Miranda Fergerson jolted a two-run homer.

Brandy Lingley cracked a solo homer and Valerie Bouchard rapped an RBI single for the Tigerettes.

Washington Acad. (5-2) 462 07 – 19 13 1

Shead (2-7) 000 13 – 4 3 3

K. Stauffer, Espling (4) and Fergerson, Guptill (4); Lingley, Davis (3), Lingley (5) and Dewitt

Jonesport-Beals 17, East Grand 5

At Jonesport, Naomi Chandler drove in five runs with three singles and Chelsie Carver contributed three singles good for three RBIs as the Royals triumphed.

Abby Alley had a two-run double for the winners.

Tabbatha Osnoe’s two singles and RBI and Becky Gilman’s double led East Grand.

East Grand (1-7) 101 12 – 5 8 6

Jonesport-Beals (4-4) 480 32 – 17 13 3

Gilman, Parker (3) and Cropley; Look and Chandler

Hodgdon 10, Ashland 9

At Ashland, Danielle Fitzpatrick of Hodgdon threw out Ashland’s Andrea Millett at the plate in the seventh inning to stop an Ashland rally as the Hawks won.

Erin Foster smacked an RBI triple for the winners while Sara Quint put out a double.

Amanda Marin had a triple and two RBIs for the Hornets. Millett hit a pair of RBI singles.

Hodgdon (6-2) 043 300 0 – 10 2 6

Ashland (3-5) 302 300 1 – 9 6 2

McGary, A. Fitzpatrick (7) and Oliver; Spooner, Bennett (4), Spooner (5), and Bennett, Millett (4)

Fort Fairfield 19, Van Buren 17

At Van Buren, run-scoring singles by Maranda Butler and Dani Searles in the eighth inning keyed a three-run rally that decided it.

Searles’ RBI double in the four-run seventh-inning rally helped erase a 15-12 deficit but Danielle Gagnon’s RBI single in the bottom of the seventh forced extra innings. Nikki Rogeski singled three times and drove in two runs.

Gagnon had two doubles and two singles and three RBIs for Van Buren.

Fort Fairfield (3-5) 202 170 43 – 19 15 9

Van Buren (2-5) 000 0(14)1 11 – 17 12 10

Bubar, Guiou (5), Bubar (5) and Arato; J. Caron and C. Caron

Madawaska 17, Fort Fairfield 9

At Madawaska, Ciara Cyr and Emily Lavertu each knocked in two runs as the Owls topped the Tigers.

Sarah Dufour, Kelly Martin and Ashley Bouchard each singled twice for Madawaska. The Owls also took advantage of nine walks.

Terri Lynch singled twice and Ellie Arato hit a double and single for Fort Fairfield. Keely Sayers drove in five runs.

Fort Fairfield (2-5) 041 030 1 – 9 9 3

Madawaska (5-1) 143 162 x – 17 9 3

Bubar and Arato; Bouchard and Martin

Katahdin 9, Bangor Christian 8

At Bangor, the Cougars of Sherman Station built up a 9-3 lead after 61/2 innings and withstood a furious rally in the bottom of the seventh to post the win.

Bangor Christian scored five runs and still had the bases loaded with nobody out in the seventh before three straight fly balls ended the threat.

Lacey Willette doubled and singled twice for the Cougars while Michalene Duffy lashed a two-run double and a single. Morgan Melanson singled twice.

Gabby Eastman stroked three singles and drove in two runs for the Patriots. Lisa Phinney added two doubles and two RBIs.

Katahdin (6-1) 210 021 3 – 9 11 0

Bangor Christian (8-2) 100 101 5 – 8 13 1

Duffy and Qualey; Hartman and Phinney