Mallett, Thompson lead Lee by Calais Grove sparks Searsport victory

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BANGOR – Jason Mallett and Josh Thompson hit back-to-back doubles that produced four runs as the Lee Academy Pandas scored six runs to take the lead for good in the sixth inning of their 19-14 schoolboy baseball victory over the Calais Blue Devils Saturday.

Jeremy Ham tripled, doubled, drove in three runs and stole three bases for Lee. Bruce Stevens had two doubles, Blair Emery tripled and singled, Nate Dow doubled and singled and Frank Severance doubled twice.

James MacDonald had a double, two singles and four RBIs and Joe Footer drove in a run with a double for Calais.

Lee (10-5) 123 616 0 – 19 16 5

Calais (3-11) 530 303 0 – 14 7 8

Ham, Emery (4), Dow (7) and Currie; Footer, MacDonald (4), Footer (7) and MacDonald, Footer (4), MacDonald (7)

Caribou 3, Ellsworth 1

At Caribou, Griffin St. Peter pitched a no-hitter with three strikeouts and allowed just an unearned run to help lead the Vikings to the win.

Andrew Bouchard had two singles, an RBI and three stolen bases for Caribou while Travis Beaulieu added two singles and an RBI. Ryan Cousins chipped in with a double and a single.

Ellsworth (5-11) 000 100 0 -1 0 2

Caribou (8-8) 120 000 x -3 10 2

Kelley, Mayo (3) and Hart; St. Peter and Cousins

Katahdin, Bangor Christian split

At Bangor, the Patriots rallied for five runs in the bottom of the seventh inning before falling 6-5 in the first game of a doubleheader, but continued that offensive momentum in the second en route to an 18-8 win over Katahdin.

In the first game, Mark Martin smacked two doubles and drove in two runs for the Cougars of Sherman Station. Justin Stevens added a single, a double and two RBIs while Travis Robinson had a single and a double.

Matt Conley lashed a three-run homer and a single for Bangor Christian. Tyler Wilson tripled and Allen Easley doubled and drove in two.

In the second game, Chase Ossinger rapped two singles and drove in three runs and Anthony Cole added two singles and two RBIs for the Patriots. Ben Sobey and Easley contributed a single and a double apiece.

Justin Roy singled twice and drove in two for the Cougars while Robinson singled and doubled and Stevens singled twice.

(Saturday’s First Game)

Katahdin 300 210 0 – 6 8 4

Bangor Christian 000 000 5 – 5 11 4

McNally and Stevens; Easley and Conley, McCleary (5)

(Saturday’s Second Game)

Katahdin (4-9) 322 001 – 8 9 3

Bangor Christian (4-11) 025 344 – 18 13 3

Willigar, Cunningham (4), Stevens (6) and Stevens, McNally (6); Conley and McCleary

Searsport 8, Central 3

At Searsport, Pasco Grove scattered six hits and struck out 10 to help lead the Vikings to the win.

Grove also hit an RBI triple for Searsport.

Seth Strout led Central of Corinth with two singles and a double.

Central 102 000 0 -3 6 4

Searsport 051 002 0 -8 5 1

Gray, Seymour (5) and Kane; Grove and Mercier

Madawaska 12, Wisdom 2

At Madawaska, Peter Gerard pitched a no-hitter for the Owls, striking out 10 and walking only three.

Marc Garcia had two RBIs on a double a single while Greg Dionne hit an RBI triple and single. Ted McHenry added an RBI double while Gerard chipped in with a double and a single.

Todd Thibeault and Andrew Gervais combined to pitch five innings for Wisdom.

Wisdom (2-11) 000 11 – 2 0 3

Madawaska (13-2) 211 35 -12 13 1

T. Thibeault, Gervais (4) and B. Thibeault; Gerard and Daigle

Softball

Ellsworth 18, Caribou 4

At Caribou, Krystal Roberts pounded out two home runs for five RBIs to help carry Ellsworth past the Vikings.

Tess Bickford and Sarah Silsby each hit two-run singles for the Eagles and Holly Tripp added two singles.

Michelle Snell had an RBI with a triple and a single for Caribou and Simone Willett contributed with an RBI single.

Ellsworth (12-4) 094 05 -18 10 1

Caribou (4-12) 000 13 – 4 4 6

Willett, Cyr (3) and Brissette; Dyer and Tripp

Bucksport 13, Bangor 0

At Bangor, Jill Richards hit a double and two singles to help lead Bucksport to the win.

Brittany Damon, Jessica Taylor and Kelly White each added three singles for the Golden Bucks.

Steph Chase led Bangor with a double and a single.

Bucksport (14-2) 060 232 -13 17 0

Bangor (12-4) 000 000 – 0 4 5

White and Richards, Soohey, Jimmo (5) and Dube

Central 22, Searsport 7

At Searsport, Shawna Bell hit a three-run home run in the first inning to aid Central’s win over Searsport. Bell also had a single, three walks, and four RBIs.

Jenny Rollins and Terri Underhill both hit two singles and had two RBIs for Central.

Lindsey Seekins hit two singles and Shiela Wilbur also had two singles for Searsport.

Central (9-7) 902 (11)0 – 22 15 0

Searsport (13-3) 106 00 – 7 10 5

Smith and Daniel; Shute, Seekins (5) and Brassbridge

Katahdin 17, Bangor Christian 4

At Bangor, Morgan Anderson’s fifth-inning home run was just one of 13 hits by the Cougars in their win over the Patriots.

Jaymie Green had a triple, two doubles and drove in two runs while Anderson added a double, single and finished with two RBIs. K.C. Duffy-Stanley tripled, singled and drove in two runs and Meagan Libby singled twice and had an RBI for Katahdin of Sherman Station.

Heather Niles doubled, singled and drove in a run and Kayla Sherman and Danielle Miller had a pair of singles and an RBI apiece for Bangor Christian.

Katahdin (7-7) 052 104 5 – 17 13 1

Bangor Christian (7-7) 002 020 0 – 4 10 8

Qualey and Anderson; Hartman and Niles

Calais 7, Lee Academy 3

At Bangor, Lanna Martin and Crystal Martin led Calais with two RBI singles apiece.

Jamie Doliber helped out with two singles for the Vikings.

Jesse Keuster and Kristen Hersom each hit two singles for Lee Academy.

Lee Acad. (12-3) 200 001 0 -3 8 3

Calais (11-2) 210 013 x -7 10 2

Harris and Pickering; Frost and C. Martin

Calais 11, Machias 0

At Calais, Katie Frost hit three singles, struck out 13 and allowed only three hits to shut out Machias and lead the Blue Devils to the win.

Amanda Brown and Jessica Whittaker each added three singles while Lanna Martin sent home three on two singles and a double. Crystal Martin helped out with an two RBIs and a double.

Jenny Grant, Tracy Guptill and Sarah Irving hit a single apiece for Machias.

Machias (3-8) 000 000 0 – 0 3 3

Calais (10-2) 420 410 0 -11 16 4

Guptill and Thibodeau; Frost and O’Brien