BAR HARBOR – Rob Haskell’s two-run home run sparked an eight-run third inning Friday as Coastal secured the District 1 ages 11-2 Little League championship with a 13-6 victory over Acadian.

Haskell added two singles and finished the day with five RBIs. Josh Astbury pitched a complete game, striking out 10 batters. Jeremy Dunham singled four times and drove in a run and Nick Saunders singled and doubled for Coastal. Astbury drove in two runs with a double.

Nick Hubbard led Acadian with two RBI singles and Dylan Burr singled and brought in a run with a walk.

Coastal 208 030 – 13 12 3

Acadian 040 002 – 6 7 3

Astbury and Thibodeau; Gilmartin, Norsen (3) and Swanson

Softball, 11-12

State Tournament

Calais 13, Rockland 11

At Bangor, Stephanie Perry struck out 10 batters as Calais defeated Rockland in the first round of the 11-12 Little League Softball State Tournament.

Stephanie Perry singled twice and Kayla Beaton had an RBI single for Calais, which is representing District 1.

Kristen Harjula singled twice and Dana Clark tripled for Rockland, the District 2 champion. Courtney Williams struck out four in the loss.

Rockland (0-1) 700 004 -11 4 5

Calais (1-0) 410 35X -13 5 2

Williams and Clark; Perry and Beaton

South Lewiston 7, Saco 6

At Bangor, Katie Cobb, Mariah Labbe and Danielle Willey stroked consecutive singles with one out in the bottom of the sixth, pushing across the winning run.

Danielle Willey pitched a four-hitter, striking out eight, for District 5 champ South Lewiston.

Losing pitcher Emma Vallancourt, who struck out 12, tripled to pace Saco, the District 4 winner. Jen McGrath and Danielle Dyer each doubled.

Saco (0-1) 005 010 – 6 4 4

South Lewison (1-0) 210 031 – 7 4 3

Vallancourt and Nielson; Willey and Labbe

Baseball, 11-12

Junior League baseball

District 3

Bucksport 11, Ellsworth 1

At Bucksport, Forrest Wardwell struck out 12 batters in six innings of relief as Bucksport advanced in the 13-14 all-star tournament.

Wardwell and Dick Osborne each singled twice while driving in a run. Matt Allison added an RBI single and Teddy Cook doubled.

Matt Peasley, Corey Smith, Mike Smith and Matt Rausch each singled in the loss. Smith scored Ellsworth’s run on an error. Loser Corey Smith struck out six.

Bucksport (2-1) 510 011 3 -11 8 2

Ellsworth (2-2) 010 000 0 – 1 4 3

Cushing, (2) Wardwell and Robicheau; Smith and Edgecomb

Baseball, 9-10

District 3

Lincoln 7, Katahdin Valley 3

At Taylor Field in Bangor, hits by Ethan White and Tyler Tash provided Lincoln with its only earned runs as it won the Division 3 championship for 9-and 10-year-olds.

White drove a run with a triple in the first inning and later scored on a wild pitch as part of a three-run first inning. Tash drove in a run with a single and then scored on an error. Travis Langevin doubled and scored on a wild pitch.

Evan McCarthy struck out 13 batters in the loss for Katahdin Valley. Bronson Merry and Dakota Sleeper each had RBI singles.

Lincoln won all three meetings between the two teams in the last two weeks. McCarthy struck out 25 in nine innings of work during the three games.

Katahdin Valley (3-2) 012 000 – 3 4 3

Lincoln (5-1) 302 02x – 7 3 2

McCarthy and Sleeper; White, (3) Bernier and Tash

District 3 sportsmanship award

Players from the Holbrook District 3 ages 9-10 Little League all-stars were named the 2002 recipients of the Sportsmanship Award. Players were also given free passes to all 23 games at the Senior League World Series at Mansfield Stadium, Aug. 11-17.

Players on the team included: Tyler Bessette, Kyle Senter, Ray Bessette, Brandon Carney, Devon Cyr, Leah Jackson, Bennett Higgins, Cody Ware, Dustin Lawrence, Matt Sloan, Jason McBurnie, Joe Burke; coaches: Joe Lynch, Chip Ware; manager: Ray Bessette.

Softball, 13-14

District 3

Hampden 11, Old Town 10

At Bangor High School, Morgan Greenlaw and Annie Lafayette scored the tying and game-winning runs on a pair of passed balls in the bottom of the seventh.

Lafayette had the only hit of the inning when she got on base with a single for her only hit of the game. Jenna Shue’s two-run triple and Lily Berube’s three-run home run in the bottom of the sixth helped Hampden erase a seven-run deficit. Megan Osborne hit an RBI triple in the second.

Allison Gallant had four singles and three RBIs for Old Town, which was eliminated. Amanda Heath rapped an RBI triple and Jenny Jones hit a two-run double.

Old Town (0-2) 050 220 0 -10 8 3

Hampden (1-1) 002 007 2 -11 7 6

Higgins and Heath, (7) Richard; Wass, (4) Howard and Grenier, (4) Gaudet.