PRESQUE ISLE – The Calais Suns clinched an American Legion Zone 1 playoff berth with a 12-11, 10-7 doubleheader sweep of Presque Isle on Thursday.

In the first game, James Ramsdell drove in six runs with two home runs and a single to. Steve Colbeth also hit a home run. Aaron Sullivan singled three times and Corey Colbeth singled twice for the Suns

Andrew Young had a home run for Presque Isle. Chris Parsons doubled and singled with three RBIs for Patriots.

In the second game, Derek Maloney rapped two doubles and a single while Russ McLean, Scott Macdonald and Sullivan had two singles apiece.

Chad Lavway singled and tripled to bring in two runs for Presque Isle. Tim Lyford singled twice with three RBIs.

(First Game)

Calais 004 013 4 – 12 14 1

Presque Isle 101 360 0 – 11 9 3

S. Colbeth, Maloney (5), Macdonald (7) and Ramsdell; Michaud, Hill (6), Carter (7) and Parsons

(Second Game)

Calais (10-9) 030 151 0 – 10 12 0

Presque Isle (4-16) 030 300 1 – 7 8 4

Maloney, Sullivan (4), Macdonald (7) and Ramsdell; York, Hill (5) and Parsons

Bangor 4, Lincoln 1

At Bangor’s Mansfield Stadium, Phil Cayford singled home Nick Larochelle with the go-ahead run in the sixth inning as the Comrades shaded the Lumber.

Matt Leino’s RBI single in the top of the fourth gave Lincoln a 1-0 lead, but Cayford singled home a run in the bottom of the inning to tie the game.

Bangor took the lead with a three-run rally in the sixth, with Cayford’s RBI hit followed by a pair of run-producing passed balls.

Tyler Thompson added a double for Lincoln.

Anthony DeRosa pitched a two-hitter for the Zone 1 North Division champions, striking out 10 and walking just two.

Lincoln (11-9) 000 100 0 – 1 2 4

Bangor (17-2) 000 103 x – 4 3 2

Worster and Lasko; DeRosa and B. Hackett

Brewer 15, Orono 10

At Old Town, Pat Moran and Corey Cushing each hit a home run as Brewer clinched the Zone 1 South Division title.

Zac Bouzan-Kaloustian and Andy Otis had a single and a double apiece. Nye Gifford and Jeff Miller each added two singles, while Joe Robicheau doubled for the Falcons.

Dusty Thomas, Corey Grenier and Mike Tardiff each hit a two-run home run for Orono. Jacob Lukas singled and doubled. Cory Estes, Jarrett Lukas and George Keefe each contributed a double.

Brewer (17-3) 522 015 0 – 15 13 0

Orono (7-13) 224 000 2 – 10 10 4

Nicknair, B. Davis (4) and Robicheau, Kotredes (6); Goody, Lukas (6), Tardiff (7) and Thomas

Penquis 17, Trenton 12

At Ellsworth, James Gray singled twice and tripled once, driving in three runs for Penquis.

Josh Pelletier also plated three runs with a single and a double. Eric Day singled three times, while Danny White and Ethan Annis each singled twice.

Will Rosenthal singled three times with three RBIs for Trenton. Collin Henry had two doubles and Mark Clapp had a single and a double. Corey Smith and Blake Wessel had two singled apiece.

Penquis (12-8) 303 245 0 – 17 15 2

Trenton (13-7) 254 010 0 – 12 12 4

Gray, Rabideau (3) and Pullen; Gott, Merrill (4), Hilts (5), Rosenthal (7) and Hines

Hampden 14, Waldo 2

At Hampden, Ian Lee doubled twice, singled and drove home five runs as the River Dogs earned the win.

Lee’s night was highlighted by a bases-loaded triple in the sixth inning.

Eric Libby added a two-run triple in the first inning and a pair of singles, while Blaine Meehan hit two doubles with two RBIs.

Chris Pease earned the pitching win, striking out nine and walking no one in five innings of work.

Jake Rand singled twice for Waldo.

Waldo (1-19) 100 001 0 – 2 5 4

Hampden (7-13) 331 205 x – 14 16 0

Eddy, Shute (3), Gallant (6) and Cummons; Pease, MacLean (6) and McGinley, Brooks (4)

Bay League

Aerus 16, Schoodic 2

At East Sullivan, Randy Renauld hit a solo homer, two singles and a sacrifice fly, totaling five RBIs, to lead Aerus Electrolux to victory.

Zach Reed hit a two-run double and Tom Caldwell posted a two-run single for the winners.

Mike Cowperthwaite had a sacrifice fly and single for Schoodic. Chuck Wingo doubled.

Aerus (8-4) 162 43 – 16 8 0

Schoodic (9-5) 100 10 – 2 5 1

Reed, Farnham (4) and Treadwell; Mayer and Worcester