BANGOR – Bangor won two games over the weekend to advance to the championship round in the Senior League All-Star baseball tourney at Mansfield Stadium in Bangor.

Bangor defeated Old Town on Saturday 19-11 and then edged Orono-Veazie 3-1 in nine innings on Sunday. Orono-Veazie defeated Lincoln 15-13 on Saturday and will play Lincoln again on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in an elimination game. Lincoln eliminated Old Town 12-2 on Sunday to set up Tuesday’s game in the double-elimination tourney.

Senior League baseball

Bangor 19, Old Town 11

At Bangor Saturday, Mike LaRochelle paced Bangor over Old Town with four singles and an RBI.

Matt LaRochelle doubled and singled with three RBIs while P.J. Dowe and Jeff Ward each nailed two singles for Bangor.

Nick Aucoin and Joey Guerette each belted three singles with an RBI for Old Town while Jason Geroux cracked a three-run triple.

Bangor 420 508 0 – 19 15 2

Old Town 102 700 1 – 11 11 7

Heath, Dennis (4) and Dowe; Guerrette, Russell (4) and Dupuis

Orono-Veazie 15, Lincoln 13

At Bangor Saturday, Pat Healy’s double and two singles with four RBIs led Orono-Veazie over Lincoln.

Josh Keefe and Evan James each ripped a double and a single with an RBI for Orono-Veazie as Keith Nason and Jeff Miller notched two singles apiece.

Matt Malone led the Lincoln attack with three singles with an RBI while Tom Lasko and Chris Pete each singled twice.

Orono-Veazie 033 243 0 – 15 14 0

Lincoln 100 072 3 – 13 15 4

McElwair, Levesque (7) and Keefe; Whitney, Day (5), Hurd (7) and Woodman

Lincoln 12, Old Town 2

At Bangor Sunday, seven different batters notched a hit for Lincoln as they rolled over Old Town.

Nate Cousineau nailed an RBI double for Lincoln while Matt Malone also ripped a double.

Joey Guerette, Mike Russell, Kyle Dupuis and Josh Fournier each singled for Old Town.

Old Town 001 10 – 2 4 4

Lincoln 154 02 – 12 7 1

Berry and Woodman, Lasko (4); Aucoin, Dupuis (3) and Dupuis, Ruseel (2), Honey (3)

Bangor 3, Orono-Veazie 1

At Bangor Sunday, Bangor’s Shawn Dennis ripped a single that brought in Josh Heath from third base for the winning run.

Josh Young ripped a double and a single for Bangor.

Pat Healy and Ryan Levesque each ripped two singles for Orono-Veazie.

Bangor 100 000 002 – 3 7 1

Orono-Veazie 000 001 000 – 1 8 2

Young and Dowe; Nason and Keefe

Little League baseball, 9-10

Katahdin 28, Holbrook 3

At Brewer Saturday, Josh Guiggey paced Katahdin with two doubles and a single with three RBIs.

Ethan Qualy notched three singles with two RBIs while Dakota Sleeper drove in four runs with two doubles for Katahdin.

Matt Duplisea, Zach Corro, and Justin Carey each singled for Holbrook.

Katahdin 5(14)6 3 – 28 15 1

Holbrook 030 0 – 3 3 9

McCarthy, Guiggey (1), Qualy (1), Sleeper (1) and Guiggey, Sleeper (1); Kearns, Higgins (1), Chamberlain (2), Corro (2) and Chamberlain, Duplisea (2)

Bangor West 11, Brewer 5

At Brewer’s Dalton Field Saturday, Zane Gray drove in three runs with a double and a single and righthander Ryan Larochelle threw a complete-game five-hitter, striking out eight and walking five, as Bangor West triumphed.

Gray, Nick Hurst and Travis Wood had RBI singles in a decisive six-run second inning rally.

Hurst and Wood had two singles apiece.

Chase Daniels had a two-run double and a single for Brewer and David McNally doubled.

Brewer (0-1) 100 013 – 5 5 3

Bangor West (1-0) 060 14x – 11 7 3

Bissell, Farley (2) and Bush; Larochelle and Gray

Glenburn 11, Orrington 0

At Brewer Saturday, Tim Kennerson paced Glenburn over Orrington with 17 strikeouts and allowed only two singles and also belted a triple and two singles with three RBIs.

Miles Gagnon and Jared Therirault each added a singled for Glenburn.

Jake McCrea led the Orrington attack with two singles as Sean Murphy tallied 11 strikeouts in five innings.

Glenburn 300 224 – 11 5 0

Orrington 000 000 – 0 2 4

Kennerson and Ladd; Murphy, Curry (5) and McCrea

Bangor East 9, Old Town 7

At Brewer Saturday, Jordan Clarke’s two-run double led Bangor East in a win over Old Town.

Sebastian Dionne, Nate Lewis, and Devon Lyshon each cracked RBI singles for Bangor East.

Nathan Michaud and Josh Coffin each singled twice for Old Town and Andrew O’Leary belted an RBI single.

Bangor East 232 020 – 9 6 2

Old Town 100 123 – 7 9 4

Susi, Kelly (5) and Kelly, Warren (4); Michaud and Lebretton, Francis (3)

Lincoln 9, Orono-Veazie 2

At Brewer Saturday, Tyler Tash nailed a two-run triple to spark Lincoln to a win over Orono-Veazie.

Wayne Campbell tallied two singles with an RBI for Lincoln while Kane McKinnon notched six strikeouts.

Alex Quimby belted an RBI single for Orono-Veazie and Nathan Hennigan struck out five in four innings.

Orono-Veazie 100 001 2 5 0

Lincoln 225 00x 9 7 0

Taft, Hennigan (2) and Weatherbee; Mckinnon, Pete (4) and Tash

Hampden-New. 21, Hermon 6

At Brewer Saturday, Johnathan Johnson’s double and three singles led Hampden-Newburgh over Hermon.

Matt Lindaman doubled twice and singled with an RBI while Josh Tardiff ripped three singles and Cooper Plaisted nailed a three-run single for Hampen-Newburgh.

Kevin Tarr doubled and singled with two RBIs for Hermon as Evan Reynolds and Robbie Clark each notched a double.

Hermon 003 3 – 6 6 4

Hampden-Newburgh (12)44 1 – 21 12 2

Tardiff and Kilroy; Cushing, Phair (3) and Reynolds

Glenburn-Levant 6, Katahdin 5

At Dalton Field in Brewer Sunday, Josef Berry’s RBI single in the bottom of the sixth capped a dramatic comeback victory for Glenburn as it handed Katahdin its first loss.

Tim Kennerson had two singles and two RBIs for Glenburn. Ryan Ladd, who scored twice and singled, pitched a complete game for the win.

Ethan Qualey had a triple, double, single and an RBI to pace Katahdin. Gage Lake doubled.

Katahdin Valley (1-1) 110 012 – 5 9 2

Glenburn/Levant (2-0) 020 301 – 6 4 1

McCarthy, Sleeper and Guiggey; Ladd and Theriault

Holbrook 14, Orrington 13

At Brewer Sunday, Nick Pooler had a triple, a double, a single, and two RBIs at the plate and 12 strikeouts on the mound to help Holbrook eliminate Orrington.

Matt Ryan had four singles and an RBI while Zach Corro had two singles and two RBIs for Holbrook.

Ben Turner had a double, two singles and an RBI to pace Orrington. Sean Murphy had a two-run double and Jeremy Gray singled twice.

Orrington (0-2) 201 217 0 – 13 8 4

Holbrook (1-1) 510 007 1 – 14 11 4

Turner, Stevens (5) and Murphy; Pooler, Higgins (7) and Chamberlain

Hampden 3, Bangor West 2

At Brewer Sunday, Nolan Turner’s triple and an RBI single by Jonathan Johnson in the seventh inning kept Hampden undefeated in Sunday’s winners’ bracket game.

Johnson led Hampden with a double and a single.

Bangor West (1-1) 020 000 0 – 2 4 3

Hampden (2-0) 101 000 1 – 3 3 1

Savage, Kelley (7) and Gray; Ranger, Turner (4) and Kilroy

Brewer 14, Hermon 2

At Brewer Sunday, Chase Daniels pitched a five-hitter and Dylan Fitzpatrick led Brewer’s offense by going 3-for-3 with a bases-loaded double and two singles.

Andy Bush hit an RBI triple andwhile Steven Farley had two singles and two RBIs for Brewer. Eric White hit two singles.

Hermon (0-2) 020 0 – 2 5 2

Brewer (1-1) 770 x – 14 11 0

Dority and Reynolds; Daniels, Fitzpatrick (3) and Bush

Junior League baseball

Holbrook 14, Hermon 4

At Bangor Saturday, Brian Roach pitched a complete game with eight strikeouts and also nailed a double and two singles with two RBIs for Holbrook.

Shawn Gray ripped a double and a single as Jeff Green and Mike Tardiff each belted two singles for Holbrook.

Corey Stanhope and Dustin Jalbert each added an RBI single for Hermon.

Holbrook 01(11) 20 – 14 12 2

Hermon 102 01 – 4 3 4

Roach and Sayder; Bart, Murphy (3) and Hurd

Hampden 9, Brewer 5

At Bangor Sunday, eight different batters notched hits for Hampden to lead them to a win over Brewer.

Pat Moran pitched a complete game with 11 strikeouts for Hampden while Cliff Gardner ripped a double and Matt Pierce nailed a two-RBI double.

Zach Wilson belted a two-run double while Justin Phinney and Kevin McAvoy each added two singles for Brewer.

Hampden 121 302 0 – 9 8 2

Brewer 020 010 2 – 5 10 5

Moran and Pierce; Davis, Hardy (4), Phinney (7) and McAvoy, Caldwell (3)

Bangor 11, Lincoln 1

At Bangor Sunday, Ricky Estes led Bangor over Lincoln with a double and three singles with two RBIs.

Eric Anderson pitched six innings, allowing only one hit with eight strikeouts for Bangor while Wes Hart doubled and singled with two RBIs and Anthony DeRosa singled twice.

Tony Jensen led the Lincoln attack with an RBI single in the third inning.

Bangor 120 311 3 – 11 13 0

Lincoln 001 000 0 – 1 1 5

Anderson, Heath (7) and Silver, Estes (4); Murchison, Reed (7) and Kimball, Hanscom (6)

Bucksport 9, Coastal 3

At Bucksport Saturday, Robbie Pushard belted two singles to lead Bucksport over Calais.

Joe Robichieu cranked a two-run double for Bucksport while Nye Gifford, Jason Legere, and Matt Warren each singled with an RBI.

Nick Ciomei led the Coastal attack with a triple and a double with two RBIs as Will Rosenthal singled with an RBI.

Coastal 120 000 0 – 3 9 2

Bucksport 700 020 x – 9 5 5

Wessel, Hiltz (2) and Hines; Cushing and Warren

Ellsworth 9, Machias 7

At Bucksport Saturday, Corey Smith struck out 13 and nailed two singles to pace Ellsworth.

Brian Gashlin belted a double and two singles with two RBIs while Owen Harding and Ronnie Harding each singled twice for Ellsworth.

Jeremy Gray led the Machias attack with three singles as Tom Buck cracked two doubles.

Ellsworth 110 104 002 – 9 14 3

Machias 200 020 300 – 7 8 0

Smith, Gashlin (9) and Homich, Gray (4), Buck (4) and Ramsdell

Acadian 6, Ellsworth 5

At Bucksport Saturday, Joey Cough led Acadian over Ellsworth with a three-run triple.

Andy Pooler tripled with an RBI for Acadian while Dan Lyons doubled and Dustin Dunn singled with an RBI.

Corey Smith and Josh Jones each singled for Ellsworth.

Acadian 110 301 0 – 6 8 1

Ellsworth 100 001 3 – 5 8 5

Pooler and Lyons; Seargent, Gashlin (2), Homich (3) and Smith

Blue Hill 8, Acadian 0

At Bucksport Sunday, Blake Wessel led Blue Hill over Acadian with two singles.

Harrison Hines triples with two RBIs for Blue Hill while Nick Ciomei ripped a single with one RBI.

Joey Cough paced the Acadian attack with two singles.

Acadian 000 000 0 – 0 4 2

Blue Hill 120 230 x – 8 8 1

Lyons, Burne (5), Merrill (5), Buell (5) and Romano, Lyons (5); Wessell and Hines

Junior League softball

Old Town 17, Bangor 5

At Old Town, Monica Hussey paced Old Town over Bangor with two doubles and a single with four RBIs in the District 3 playoff.

Kristen Colley, Whitney Carey, Susan Thibeult, and Amy McFalls each ripped a single for Old Town.

Elyse Angst led Bangor with a single.

Bangor 140 00 – 5 1 6

Old Town 218 6x – 17 7 1

Mishou and Rivera; Hussey, Colley (3) and Carey

Bangor 13, Holbrook 12

At Old Town, Elyse Angst singled to drive in the winning run for Bangor in a win over Holbrook.

Hannah Whitney doubled and singled with three RBIs for Bangor while Jamie Gomm stuck out 12 and belted a two-run triple.

Heather Laferriere singled three times with three RBIs as Kelly White nailed a triple and a double with four RBIs and Anna Gray tallied two doubles for Holbrook.

Bangor 330 220 3 – 13 7 2

Holbrook 000 290 1 – 12 17 1

Gomm, Whitney (4), Gomm (6) and Rogers; White, Wadleigh (2), Doucette (7), LaFerriere (7) and McDonald

Machias 9, Acadian 4

At Harrington Saturday, Kalee Hamlin, Kendra Richards and Lauren Smith notched two singles apiece to lead Machias to victory.

Michelle McLaughlin followed up with a double for Machias.

Daphne Nichols notched a double and a single for Acadian. Sarah Livingston, Katie Stevens and Whitney Baker added a single each.

Acadian (0-1) 210 100 – 4 5

Machias (1-0) 321 21x – 9 10

Meguier and Bowden; Ramsdell, Marshall (5) and Day

Ellsworth 24, Acadian 14

At Harrington Saturday, Megan Curcuru hit four singles to help lead the Ellsworth All-Stars to an opening round win in the District 1 Junior Little League (ages 13-14) tournament.

For Ellsworth, Holly Johnston, Darci Fortier and Kirsten Dicky each hit two singles.

Iris Meehan led Ellsworth with a double.

Acadian (0-1) 200 (10)2 – 14 4 2

Ellsworth (2-0) 5(11)6 22 – 24 16 4

Meehan, Richards (3) and Bowden; Parker, Fortier (2) and Silsby

Sunrise 16, Ellsworth 10

At Harrington Saturday, Mary Francis had a home run, a double, and three singles to lead Sunrise to the victory.

Katrina Beal and Haley Torrey each had three singles while Alicia Fickett had two for Sunrise.

Laura Archer tripled and singled for Ellsworth. Rachel Parker, Meagan Curcuru and Darcey Fortier each had a double and single. Rebecca Silsby singled twice.

Sunrise (1-0) 310 534 – 16 16 1

Ellsworth (0-1) 270 100 – 10 13 4

Newenham, Beal (5) and Fickette; Archer and Silsby

Sunrise 20, Machias 19

At Harrington, Della Newenham had a triple, two doubles and a single to power Sunrise past Machias.

Elise Dublin had a double and three singles for the winners; Nicole Leach had two doubles and a single and Mary Francis contributed a double and two singles.

Mary Eva Tenan tripled and doubled and Katrina Beal tripled.

Whitney Baker had a double and two singles for Machias and Daphne Nichols and Lindsay Marshall contributed three singles each.

Sunrise (2-0) 446 042 – 20 18 4

Machias (0-1) 312 355 – 19 13 5

Newenham, Beal (5) and Fickett; Ramsdell, Alley (3), Marshall (5) and Day

Softball, 11-12

Old Town 4, Hampden 3

At Hampden, Michelle Bergeron led Old Town over Hampden with a home run in the fourth inning to drive in Sammy Morin and Devan Richard.

Lauren Cates nailed an RBI single for Old Town.

Amanda Palmer led the Hampden attack with a two-run double while Danyette Dolan and Elizabeth Greener each singled.

Hampden 012 000 – 3 3 4

Old Town 100 30x – 4 3 1

Wells and Greener; Bergeron and Cates

Softball, 9-10

Bangor 21, Lincoln 11

At Glenburn Sunday, Lindsey Stevenson led Bangor over Lincoln with a home run, a double, and a single with two RBIs.

Katie Taylor nailed a home run and two singles with three RBIs for Bangor while Jen Herbert ripped a double and three singles and Erin Dean belted four singles.

Christina Quinlan led the Lincoln attack with a double and a single as Carlita King added two singles with two RBIs.

Lincoln 204 50 – 11 10 2

Bangor 910 9x – 21 23 0

King and Quinlan, Marquis (4); Stevenson, Dean (4) and Herbert

Orono-Veazie 29, Old Town 22

At Glenburn Sunday, Tiffany Leadbetter’s five singles and a double with two RBIs led Orono-Veazie over Old Town.

Denali Graham added five singles for Orono while Jessica Brooks singled twice and doubled with three RBIs.

Hannah Morin ripped four singles and a double with two RBIs for Old Town as Lindsay St. Lewis triples and singled with three RBIs.

Old Town 625 630 – 22 12 0

Orono-Veazie 24(12) 46x – 29 21 0

Leland, Campbell (3), St. Lewis (6) and Gannon; Graham and Dwyer

Glenburn 22, Old Town 12

At Glenburn Saturday, Ashley Smith struck out nine hitters, pitched a two-hitter, hit three singles and a double, and drove in four runs to lead Glenburn past Old Town in the first round.

Brittany Foye had three singles, a double, and two RBIs; Alyssa Skinner had a double, single, and three RBIs; and Megan Sherwood had a double, single and one RBI.

For Old Town, Lindsay St. Louis singled twice and drove in two runs.

Old Town (0-1) 803 1 – 12 2 2

Glenburn (1-0) 157 0 – 22 18 1

Goodwin and Gammon; Smith and Foye

Bangor 24, Orono-Veazie 3

At Glenburn Saturday, Katie Taylor pitched a four-hitter and had three hits of her own at the plate to lead Bangor to the opening round win.

Taylor had two doubles and two RBIs. Jenn Herbert hit a solo home run and a single for two RBIs while Erin Dean had two singles and three RBIs. Lindsey Stevenson and Sarah McDonald each had two singles and two RBIs.

Chloe Paul singled twice and had one RBI for Bangor.

Orono-Veazie (0-1) 020 1 – 3 4 0

Bangor (1-0) (12)66 x – 24 13 0

Bates and Dwyer; Taylor and Herbert