PRESQUE ISLE – Josh Young fired a one-hitter in the opener and Steve Fergerson scattered seven hits in the nightcap as Bangor swept, extending its winning streak to seven games.

The Rams won both games 10-0.

In the first game, Young struck out 12 and didn’t walk anybody. He drove in the only run he was to need with a first-inning single.

Nick Larochelle had a double and two singles and drove in two runs for the Rams; Brian Hackett had two doubles and an RBI; Young drove in two runs with a double and a single and Jordan Heath had two singles and an RBI.

Jeremy Dickinson’s fourth-inning single was Presque Isle’s only hit.

In the second game, Fergerson struck out three and didn’t walk anybody and the Rams erupted for six, two-out runs in the second inning.

Hackett’s two-run double and RBI singles by Heath, Larochelle and Young keyed the rally.

Hackett had two more doubles; Nate Hall tripled and singled and drove in two runs; and Heath had two singles and an RBI.

Joe Monahan singled twice for Presque Isle.

(First Game)

Bangor 202 230 1 -10 11 3

Presque Isle 000 000 0 – 0 1 1

Young and Dowe; K. Gagnon, Monahan (3), Mathers (7) and Parsons, Lowe (7)

(Second Game)

Bangor (11-1) 062 05 -10 11 3

Presque Isle (5-6) 000 00 – 0 1 1

Fergerson and Dowe; Lavway, Monahan (3) and Parsons, Lowe (5)

Piscataquis 9, Penobscot Valley 2

At Howland, Mike Burnett allowed two runs, scattering four hits and striking out nine to lead Piscataquis to the win.

Josh Luellen had a single and a double with two RBIs while Steve Overlock added two singles and an RBI. Tyler Tracey singled three times while Joe Jardine chipped in with two singles for the Pirates of Guilford.

Joey Cyr led the Penobscot Valley effort with a single, a double and an RBI.

Piscataquis 121 203 0 – 9 11 1

Penobscot Valley (4-9) 020 000 0 – 2 4 9

Burnett and Macomber; Ware and Crosby

Stearns 15, Penquis 8

At Milo, Matt Leino had a single, a double and three RBIs to help power Stearns of Millinocket past Penquis.

Adam Qualey hit two doubles for two RBIs while Matt Wark added two singles.

Jordan Allen plated four runners with two doubles and a single while Justin Perkins contributed a single, a double and two RBIs. Colby Chase helped out with two singles.

Stearns (11-1) 033 225 0 – 15 11 4

Penquis (2-10) 233 000 0 – 8 7 17

Cullen, Barnett (3), Bouchard (7) and Barnett, Cullen (3); Allen, Wooten (7) and Zwicker

Mattanawcook 7, Schenck 6

At East Millinocket, the Lynx rallied for three runs in the seventh with the aid of an error.

Tyler Libbey doubled and singled for Mattanawcook Academy of Lincoln and Dylan Hanscom singled twice. Andy McLellan rapped a two-run double behind relief winner Chris Pete.

Drew Fayle led Scheck with two singles and three RBIs. Pat Jamo doubled twice with an RBI and Kyle Pelkey added two singles and an RBI.

Mattanawcook (11-1) 013 000 3 – 7 8 2

Schenck (4-7) 320 100 0 – 6 8 1

Du. Hanscom, Pete (2) and Whitney; Rideout and McLaughlin

Hermon 5, Central 2

At Hermon, Dustin Jalbert had two singles and an RBI to help lead Hermon past Central.

Ron Lane and Josiah Curtis each added an RBI single for the Hawks.

Adam Allen and Tom Palmer hit an RBI single apiece for Central of Corinth.

Central (6-6) 001 010 0 – 2 5 3

Hermon (5-8) 302 000 0 – 5 8 1

Allen, Malcom (2) and Kane; Bart and Lane

Dexter 10, Bangor Christian 2

At Dexter, Adam Russell, Tim McCarthy and Sam Bowers combined on a nine-hitter and Russell and McCarthy had doubles in a four-run third-inning rally that gave Dexter some breathing room.

Russell had a two-run double and McCarthy had a run-scoring double in the third.

It was a makeup game that was played in Dexter but Bangor Christian was the “home” team.

Willy Hinkley had a double and two singles for Bangor Christian, Anthony Cole had a two-run double and Ben Sobey chipped in with two singles.

Dexter (10-4) 124 101 1 – 10 5 1

Bangor Christian (3-7) 200 000 0 – 2 9 2

Russell, McCarthy (5), Bowers (6) and Stone; Sobey, McCleary (7) and Hinkley

Belfast 9, Oak Hill 3

At Belfast, Silas Ratten recorded two singles and a triple as the Lions knocked off the Raiders.

Paul Herman singled twice and drove in two runs for Belfast. Nick Arthers smacked an RBI double and Jesse Johnson hit two singles.

Jason Guerette singled twice for Oak Hill of Sabattus.

Oak Hill (12-2) 000 201 0 – 3 5 1

Belfast (8-6) 202 311 x – 9 11 1

Leavitt, Labbe (4), Daggett (6) and Lunn; Faulkingham and Herman

Washington Acad. 12, Sumner 1

At East Machias, Jared Gray’s three-run home run highlighted a 10-run third that iced the game for the Raiders.

Ryan Harmon hit a two-run single for Washington Academy and James Ramsdell doubled.

Singles by Dylan Johnson, Jay Huber and Mike Manning were the only hits for Sumner of East Sullivan.

Sumner (3-10) 00 0 10 – 1 3 6

Washington Acad. (8-2) 20(10) 0x – 12 5 1

Renwick, Pennartz (4) and Pennartz, Renwick (4); Marzoll, Kawai (4), Colbeth (5) and Ramsdell

George Stevens 6, Searsport 3

At Searsport, Mark Clapp and Chris Sargent hit two singles each to help lead George Stevens Academy to victory.

Nick Henry added a double for the Eagles of Blue Hill.

Matt Nickerson led the Searsport effort with three singles.

George Stevens 300 003 0 – 6 7 1

Searsport (6-4) 021 000 0 – 3 4 1

Gott, Sargent (5) and Candage; Garton and Mercier

Waterville 5, Medomak 4

At Waldoboro, Mike Dennis scored the eventual winning run in the sixth when he hit a leadoff double, got to third on a Chad Moore flyout, and came home on a passed ball to lift Waterville to victory.

Dennis doubled twice and Jake Willette hit a two-run homer in the fourth inning. Jeremy Lockhart earned the win with 12 strikeouts in six innings. Ryan Lockhard pitched one inning of relief, striking out two with two runners on base.

Bryan Blackler paced Medomak Valley with two singles and five stolen bases. Sam Adolphsen doubled, singled, drove in two runs and struck out 10.

Waterville (6-8) 010 301 0 – 5 5 3

Medomak (5-9) 202 000 0 – 4 5 5

Lockhart, Lockhard (7) and Moore; Adolphsen and Havener

Softball

Bangor sweeps Presque Isle

At Presque Isle, Ram pitchers Kelly White and Jen Dall held the Wildcats to a combined five hits and five runs in a doubleheader. Bangor won the opener 12-2 and took the second game 6-3.

In the first game, Megan McCrum singled twice and drove in a run for the Rams while Meghan Chase singled twice. White scattered four hits.

Shawna Meadow and Kylie Pelletier each doubled for Presque Isle.

In the second game, Dall scattered five hits in the win. McCrum doubled and singled and Jen Wright hit a single.

Presque Isle’s Bailey Hovey doubled.

(First Game)

Bangor 010 810 2 – 12 4 1

Presque Isle 100 010 0 – 2 5 11

White and Baker; Grenier, Post (6) and Dyer

(Second Game)

Bangor (7-3) 120 300 0 – 6 3 3

Presque Isle (6-5) 100 020 0 – 3 5 2

Dall and Baker; Grenier and Dyer

Central 8, Hermon 0

At Hermon, Shauna Smith pitched a one-hit shutout, striking out seven and walking none to shut down Hermon.

Jenny Rollins hit two singles for Central while Traci Underhill added a triple.

Kristen Hart had a single for Hermon’s lone hit.

Central (10-1) 100 015 1 – 8 5 2

Hermon (5-8) 000 000 0 – 0 1 5

Smith and Bell; Oakes and Campbell

Dexter 3, Bangor Christian 0

At Dexter, Sarah Carnes pitched a two-hit shutout, outdueling Bangor Christian’s Kara Hartman.

Carnes struck out five and walked one for the Tigers. Cindy Koscielny hit an RBI single and Cristy McGowen tripled, while Brittany Veazie and Sarah Wyman each singled.

Hartman struck out 11 and walked three in the loss. Gabby Eastman and Allyssa Libby singled.

Bangor Christian (6-6) 000 000 0 – 0 2 3

Dexter (13-1) 110 001 x – 3 4 1

Hartman and Leathers; Carnes and Wyman

Penquis 3, Stearns 2

At Milo, Dani Graves came out on the winning end of a pitchers’ duel, tossing a two-hitter with six strikeouts and one walk to lead the Patriots.

Amanda Martin of Penquis hit an RBI single in the third inning, driving in Lindsay Ouellette, who had singled.

Katie Jones took the loss for the Minutemen of Millinocket despite giving up just two hits. She struck out eight and walked six. Hilary Arsenault and Jordan Legassey singled.

Stearns (5-7) 000 020 0 – 2 2 3

Penquis (5-6) 000 300 x – 3 2 2

Jones and Osborne; Graves and Mulherin

Mattanawcook 12, Schenck 6

At East Millinocket, Arrika Knights hit a double and three singles to help pace the Mattanawcook Academy offense.

Kristi McKinnon had a double and a single for the Lynx of Lincoln while Shannon Pietras added two singles.

Jessica Day led Schenck with three singles while Melissa Rideout chipped in with a triple.

Mattanawcook (9-3) 401 610 0 -12 11 4

Schenck (2-9) 100 230 0 – 6 4 2

Brown, Murchinson (7) and Knights; Rideout and Chasse

Penobscot Valley 28, PCHS 24

At Howland, Tiffany Brown hit a grand slam and a single to power the Howlers past the Pirates of Guilford.

Nancy Hallett pounded out three singles and a triple for Penobscot Valley. Randy Rackley and Michelle Batchelder each doubled and singled. Kacy Foster singled twice.

Heather Woodbury led Piscataquis with a double and two singles. Chelsi Martell and Charley Bradford each hit two doubles.

Piscataquis 045 6 6 1 2 – 24 17 2

Penobscot Valley 125 4(14)2 x – 28 13 8

Bradford, Crouse (5), Bradford (5) and Kelly; Batchelder and Colbath

Lee 20, Katahdin 5

At Sherman Station, freshman Marci Moors hit three singles and drove in three runs and the Pandas cruised past the Cougars.

Jessica Kuester had two singles and an RBI and Michaela Ham singled twice.

Krystle McMoarn doubled, singled and drove in two runs while Krissy McAvoy had a double and a single for Katahdin.

Lee (9-4) 066 044 – 20 12 8

Katahdin (4-8) 100 400 – 5 8 8

Moors and Cole; Green, Martin (3) and McMoarn

Narraguagus 8, Jonesport-Beals 7

At Harrington, Amanda Fickett had three singles and drove in three runs as the Knights held off the Royalettes.

Elise Dublin held Jonesport-Beals to two hits. She struck out eight and walked eight.

Monique Emerson doubled and had an RBI for the Royalettes.

Jonesport-Beals (6-5) 010 030 3 – 7 2 3

Narraguagus (7-6) 210 320 x – 8 7 2

Chandler and Emerson; Dublin and Simmons

Sumner 39, Washington Acad. 12

At East Machias, Daphne Nichols hit a home run, two singles and had two RBIs to help lead Sumner of East Sullivan to the romp over Washington Academy.

Justine Ramsdell singled three times for the Tigers.

Nicole Leach led WA with a double, three singles and an RBI. Janay Tucker had two doubles, a single and four RBIs.

Sumner 9(12)5 67 – 39 20 4

Washington Acad. 4 2 5 01 – 12 14 8

Tucker and Robinson; Livingstone, Ramsdell (2), Livingstone (4) and Day