ROCKLAND – Justin Kirk singled home Josh Davis in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift the No. 6 Rockland Tigers to a 2-1 schoolboy baseball prelim win over the No. 11 Erskine Academy Eagles Tuesday.

Davis had reached base on a fielder’s choice, stole second, and moved to third on an infield single before Kirk delivered him.

Adam Ross tossed a two-hitter for the Tigers, striking out 20 and walking six.

Wade Oliver posted a double and single for Rockland, and Kirk had two singles and an RBI.

Ben Powell and Jody Jose each singled for the Eagles.

Erskine (7-10) 100 000 000 – 1 2 0

Rockland (11-6) 000 001 001 – 2 9 2

Wing, Gosselin (9) and Jose; Ross and Kirk

Class A

Skowhegan 3, Hampden 2

At Skowhegan, Jared Walker scored on an error by Lane Meehan as the No. 5 Indians edged Hampden in 11 innings.

Walker led off the 11th with a single, advanced to third on Nate Goff’s double, and eventually scampered home on the error.

Walker finished with two singles, and Brandon Hamilton added two singles for Skowhegan.

For the No. 12 Broncos, Chris Pease laced a solo homer to tie the score in the seventh and scored on a John Higgins single in the fifth.

Hampden (7-10) 000 010 100 00 – 2 6 4

Skowhegan (12-5) 000 200 000 01 – 3 5 0

Moran, Pease (11) and Brooks; Preble, Reid (11) and Goff

Messalonskee 7, Old Town 5

At Old Town, Matt Gilbert hit a pair of singles with two RBIs to push No. 9 Messalonskee to the win over No. 8 Old Town.

Justin Parker and Brayden Shene each hit two singles for the Eagles of Oakland.

Chris Rand hit two singles for Old Town, and Andy Pease and Ryan Brown each hit an RBI single.

Messalonskee’s win set up a Wednesday quarterfinal showdown with the top-ranked Bangor Rams at Mansfield Stadium at 4:15 p.m.

The game is being played Wednesday instead of Thursday because Messalonskee’s graduation is being held on Thursday.

Messalonskee (8-9) 031 210 0 – 7 8 2

Old Town (8-9) 200 030 0 – 5 7 1

Wrigley, Willey (5), Parker (5) and Gilbert; Brown and Dupuis

Class B

Mount View 6, Houlton 0

At Thorndike, Shane Eddy gave up only two hits, no walks, and no runs while striking out seven to help No. 8 Mount View defeat No. 9 Houlton.

Kenton Spaulding hit three singles with an RBI for the Mustangs, and Cliff Gardner had two singles with an RBI. Aaron Lewis and Eddy each hit an RBI double. Marc McCorrison doubled and Mike Mayer had two singles.

Justin Henderson and Erik O’Connell each singled for the Shiretowners.

Houlton (8-7) 000 000 0 – 0 2 2

Mount View (10-7) 004 011 x – 6 12 4

Henderson, Lewis (5) and Sylvin; Eddy and Brown

Ellsworth 4, MDI 2

At Ellsworth, Seth Mayo struck out 11 to lead No. 7 Ellsworth to the win over No. 10 Mount Desert Island.

Nick Putnam and Asa Jones each hit an RBI single in the first inning for the Eagles. Matt Wood and Chase Buckingham both singled.

Jon Dow hit a double and a single with an RBI for the Trojans. Marcus Muffuci hit an RBI single, and Arshwin Aegus singled and was intentionally walked twice.

MDI (6-11) 000 010 1 – 2 6 3

Ellsworth (11-6) 400 000 x – 4 4 3

Aegus and Lyons; Mayo and Hanf

Class C

Calais 9, Piscataquis 6

At Guilford, Ben Dow laced an RBI double and Nick Feelye and Rick Price each added an RBI single to lift the 11th-ranked Blue Devils to the upset of No. 6 Piscataquis.

Scott McDonald notched a single for the winners.

Josh Luellen smacked an RBI triple and Joe Jardine hit an RBI double to lead the Pirates. Tyler Tracy had two doubles and a single with an RBI, and Darin Spack doubled and singled.

Calais (6-9) 702 000 0 – 9 4 2

Piscataquis (7-10) 200 211 0 – 6 10 5

Feelye, McDonald (2), McDonald and McLean (2); Jardine, Burnett (1), Spack (3) and Macomber

Washington Acad. 10, Sumner 2

At East Machias, Whitney Stevens slammed a first-inning grand slam to open the gates for the Raiders.

Cory Colbeth laced a solo homer for No. 8 Washington Academy, and James Ramsdell added two singles, a triple, and an RBI.

Kyle Joy had two singles and John Coffin doubled and singled for the No. 9 Tigers of East Sullivan.

Sumner (5-12) 002 000 0 – 2 6 5

Washington Acad. (12-4) 412 030 x – 10 9 3

Johnson, Renwick (3), Joy (6) and Renwick, Pennartz (3); Colbeth, Kawai (4), Marzell (6) and Ramsdell

Narraguagus 6, Searsport 5

At Searsport, A.J. Carter singled in Joe Leighton with the game-winning run in the seventh inning to give No. 10 Narraguagus the upset win over No. 7 Searsport.

Gabe Checker doubled and singled for the Knights of Harrington, and Owen Fickett singled.

Spence Garton hit a double and a single for the Vikings, and Mike Adams had two singles.

Narraguagus (8-8) 030 000 3 – 6 4 2

Searsport (10-7) 300 002 0 – 5 5 1

Worcester and O. Fickett; Garton and Mercier

Class D

DI-Stonington 12, Washburn 5

At Deer Isle, Joe Trundy singled twice and drove in three runs to lead No. 8 Deer Isle-Stonington by No. 9 Washburn.

Nick Ciomei chipped in with an RBI triple and single to back winning pitcher Evan Haskell, who allowed five hits and struck out eight.

Clinton Carter cranked a solo home run for Washburn and Dan Harris had two singles.

Washburn (8-5) 201 010 1 – 5 5 10

DI-Stonington (11-5) 345 000 x – 12 10 7

Carter, Thompson (3) and Hafford; Haskell and Klemenz

Woodland 10, Machias 9

At Machias, Craig Moody provided the winning run in the seventh inning when he scored from third on a balk to give No. 10 Woodland the come-from-behind upset.

Chad Pike hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning for the Dragons, and Josh Engroff had three singles. Jeremy Gillespie doubled, and Aaron Moody hit an RBI single.

Nate Poore struck out 13 for No. 7 Machias, and Todd Stevens hit a double and a single with an RBI. Scott Brokaw doubled and singled, and Ed St. Pierre had two singles. Chase Ross hit an RBI single.

Woodland (6-10) 030 020 5 – 10 7 0

Machias (8-7) 040 023 0 – 9 8 3

Pike, Hunt (6) and Engroff; Poore and St. Pierre