BAR HARBOR – Robbie Pushard singled twice and drove in two runs to lead the Bucksport Golden Bucks to a 7-3 high school baseball win over the Mount Desert Island Trojans Saturday.

Jake Knight hit an RBI double for Bucksport and Andy Wentworth struck out six for the win.

David Muise led the Trojans with a triple and a single. Matt Grover singled twice and Justin Garver hit an RBI double. Arswhin Asgeus struck out nine in the loss.

Bucksport 003 220 0 – 7 5 3

MDI 110 000 1 – 3 7 5

Wentworth and Bubar; Asgeus and Lyons

Foxcroft 4, Ellsworth 3 (8 inn.)

At Ellsworth, Brandon Croan drew a bases-loaded walk in the top of the eighth that scored Matt Carey and gave the Ponies the win.

Carey also doubled for the Ponies. Josh Withee collected three singles, a double and an RBI. Jason Weymouth went the distance and struck out 10.

Matt Wood stroked a two-run single to lead the Eagles and Garrett Hardison added two singles.

Foxcroft (4-0) 000 201 01 – 4 9 3

Ellsworth (4-3) 012 000 00 – 3 8 5

Weymouth and Croan; Putnam, Mayo (5) and Hanf

Stearns 10, Penobscot Valley 0

At Millinocket, Ryan Bouchard and Adam Qualey combined on a one-hit shutout with 12 strikeouts between them as the Minutemen cruised.

Bouchard struck out eight and allowed no hits in three innings of work, while Qualey scattered just one hit and fanned four in two innings.

Bouchard helped his cause at the plate with an RBI single for the winners. Matt Barnett singled, doubled and knocked in a run. Matt Wark had two singles and two RBIs, and Matt Leino added two singles.

Joe Cyr singled for the Howlers of Howland.

Penobscot Valley (4-1) 000 00 – 0 1 3

Stearns (5-0) 600 04 – 10 9 0

Thompson, Artes (3), Cummings (5) and Cyr; Bouchard, Qualey (4) and Barnett

Hermon takes two from Caribou

At Hermon, the Hawks defeated Caribou in a pair of games winning the first game 9-1 and taking the second 5-4.

In the first game, Joey Schatt pitched a one-hitter while allowing just one run and striking out 11 batters.

Jason Shorey hit a two-run homer in the first inning to get the scoring started for Hermon. Matt Joy had two triples, a single and two RBIs while Joseia Curtis added two singles and three RBIs.

Ryan St. Peter had a double for Caribou’s lone hit.

In the second game, Joy had two singles and an RBI as well as plating what proved to be the winning run in the bottom of the sixth on a fielder’s choice.

Schatt sent home two runners on a double and two singles while Ron Lane chipped in with an RBI double.

Justin Sulfridge and John Chasse hit two singles apiece for the Caribou effort.

(First Game)

Caribou 000 001 -1 1 5

Hermon 313 020 -9 12 2

St. Peter, Chasse (4) and Cousins; Schatt and McGinley

(Second Game)

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Hermon (3-3) 000 041 -5 10 0

Cousins and Campbell; Lane, Danforth (4), McGinley (6) and McGinley, Lane (4)

Nokomis 10, Brewer 6

At Brewer, the Warriors combined five base hits with two walks and two Brewer errors to score seven runs in the first inning en route to the win.

Alex Sawyer had two singles for Nokomis of Newport.

Zac Bouzan-Kaloustian had a double, single and drove in a run while Shawn Sutherland had two singles and an RBI and J.T. Davis singled twice for Brewer.

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Brewer (2-1) 011 003 1 – 6 10 5

E. Jacques and Nichols; Collins, McAvoy (1), Aucoin (3) and Caldwell

Mattanawcook 12, Sumner 2

At Lincoln, Tyler Libbey tossed a two-hitter in this game shortened by the 10-run “mercy rule.”

Libbey struck out six and walked three. He also had a pair of singles. Steven Whitney doubled, singled and drove in a run for Mattanawcook Academy.

Dylan Johnson had a double and an RBI for Sumner of East Sullivan. Matt Smith also doubled for the Tigers.

Sumner (2-6) 001 10 – 2 2 3

Mattanawcook (4-0) 140 25 – 12 11 0

Joy, Pennartz (5) and Renwick; Libbey and S. Whitney

Softball

Central 15, Piscataquis 2

At Corinth Wednesday, Shauna Smith tossed a one-hitter with six strikeouts and three walks, and helped her cause with a double, triple and RBI.

Tedi-Ann Galuski singled for the Pirates of Guilford.

Piscataquis (1-4) 200 00 – 2 1 1

Central (4-0) 509 1x – 15 11 2

Woodbury and Galuski; Smith and Bell

Old Town, Presque Isle split

At Old Town, Old Town split a pair of games with Presque Isle on Saturday, losing the first game 5-4 then winning the nightcap 6-3.

In the first game, Dani Grenier hit a two run double to help give Presque Isle the edge they needed to defeat Old Town.

Mary Wollstadt had two singles and two RBIs for the Inidians.

In the second game, Monica Hussey drove in two runners with two singles and a double while Liz Saucier added a single and a double for two RBIs for Old Town. Sara Jones chipped in with two singles and an RBI.

Katie Delong hit a double and a triple for the Wildcat effort while Grenier chipped in with a double.

(First Game)

Presque Isle 012 002 -5 5 2

Old Town 001 003 -4 6 5

Grenier and Dyer; Hussey, Wollstadt (3) and Thibodeau

(Second Game)

Presque Isle (4-1) 002 010 -3 4 1

Old Town (3-3) 002 400 -6 9 0

Grenier and Dyer; Wollstadt and Richard

Hermon sweeps Caribou

At Hermon, the Hawks treated their visitors from the north rudely, taking 19-4 and 17-5 wins from the Vikings.

In the first game, Cassie White had two doubles, two singles and drove in six runs. Erika Joy doubled and singled twice while Rachel Nightingale and Morgan Burr had three singles each for Hermon.

Christy Zbylut and Makayo Daghar had a single apiece for Caribou.

In the second game, Kristen Hart had a double, single and drove in two runs while Sara Winningham had two singles and an RBI and Nightingale had three singles and drove in a run for the Hawks.

Makayla Gahagan and Stephanie Schofield singled for the Vikings.

(First Game)

Ashland 032 00 – 5 3 2

Hermon 254 33 – 17 20 1

Hodges and Martin; Oakes and Campbell

(Second Game)

Ashland (0-6) 000 22 – 4 4 0

Hermon (3-3) (11)62 0x – 19 15 1

Gahagan and Martin; Oakes and Burr

Mattanawcook 23, Sumner 10

At Lincoln, Kasse Brown hit three singles, a double and a home run for five RBIs to help lead Mattanawcook Academy past Sumner.

Arikka Knights sent home four runners on a single, a double and a home run while Heather Gulesian had a single and a double for three RBIs. Shannon Pietras added two singles and three RBIs while Jaide Littlefield helped out with two singles and a double.

Lauren Robinson led the Sumner effort with a single and a double for an RBI.

Sumner (1-7) 140 5 0 -10 6 2

Mattanawcook (5-0) 156 (11)x -23 18 5

Ruhlin, Danico (4) and Robinson; Brown and Knights

Ellsworth 17, Foxcroft 0

At Ellsworth, Tara Dyer tossed a one-hitter with eight strikeouts to power the Eagles.

Holly Tripp laced an RBI double and scored four runs for the winners. Becca Filsby rapped a two-run single and drew a bases-loaded walk.

Jenny Walker doubled for the Ponies.

Foxcroft (0-4) 000 00 – 0 1 3

Ellsworth (5-2) 267 2x – 17 7 0

Goggin, Cartwright (4) and Walker; Dyer and Tripp

Belfast 11, Camden Hills 2

At Rockport, Katie Ross and Morgan Crandall each had a home run as the Lions cruised passed the Windjammers.

Crandall’s homer cleared the center field field in the fourth inning. She added a double and finished with five runs batted in. Ross’ home run was over the fence in left center field and came with a runner on.

Lauren Overlock had a double and a single for Belfast.

Allison Ettinger had a double and two singles, Callie Kapuszinski doubled and singled while Carmen Furzetting had a double and Caitlin Brown doubled and drove in a run for Camden Hills.

Belfast (6-2) 013 330 0 – 11 10 1

Camden Hills (5-3) 000 000 2 – 2 10 1

Crandall and Gray; Kelley, Brown (4) and Rubenstein

Hodgdon 20, Calais 8

At Brewer, Amanda Fitzpatrick had two doubles and a single for six RBIs to help power Hodgdon past Calais.

Erin Foster added a triple and two singles for five RBIs while Heather Martin and Alicia Little added two doubles and a single apiece. Shanelle Dwyer and Shanna McGary each chipped in with a pair of singles.

Amanda Brown hit a double and a single for Calais while Nicki Ellington contributed with two singles.

Calais (1-2) 304 100 – 8 8 2

Hodgdon (3-1) 331 661 -20 19 4

Ellington and O’Brien; McGary and Stewart

Central sweeps Schenck

At East Millinocket, Central defeated Schenck in both games of a doubleheader, winning the first game 20-5 and taking the second 6-1.

In the first game, Jenny Rollins hit four singles and a double to help pace the Central offense in the win.

Traci Underhill contributed with three singles.

Brittany Jacobs had two singles for the Schenck effort.

In the second game, Lindsey Mitchell had a double, two singles and two runs for Central while Rollins helped out with two singles and a double.

Jessica Day had two single for Schenck while Melissa Rideout pitched 12 complete innings on the day and allowed no walks.

(First Game)

Central 600 0(14) -20 20 4

Schenck 003 20 – 5 3 8

Smith and Bell; Rideout and Chasse

(Second Game)

Central (6-0) 113 001 -6 9 2

Schenck (0-4) 010 000 -1 5 2

Stenson and Bell; Rideout and Chasse

Nokomis 5, Brewer 1

At Brewer, Aimee Paradis had a double, a single and two RBIs to help lead Nokomis past Brewer.

Tia Beauregard contributed with an RBI single for the Warriors.

Emily McLaughlin hit a double and a single for Brewer while Sarah DeFilipp added two singles and Christine Thoms had a double.

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Brewer (2-1) 000 100 0 -1 6 4

Murray and Holland; DeFilipp, Gomm (7) and Wing