Moran no-hits MDI as Hampden wins 7th

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HAMPDEN – Senior righthander Pat Moran pitched a six-inning no-hitter to lead the Hampden Academy Broncos to a 10-0 high school baseball victory over the Mount Desert Island Trojans Thursday.

Moran struck out 13 and didn’t walk a batter in producing the gem.

Blaine Meehan, Kevin Brooks, Chris Morris and Billy Shannon each singled twice for Hampden.

MDI (8-4) 000 000 – 0 0 6

Hampden (7-4) 007 021 – 10 11 1

Merrill, Hamlin (4) and Lyons; Moran and Lee

Foxcroft 1, John Bapst 0

At Foxcroft, Logan Forest doubled in the second inning, stole second, and scored on an RBI single by Adam Conway to give Foxcroft Academy the victory.

Conway singled twice to drive in a run for Foxcroft and Justin Freeman had two singles.

Mike Tardiff and Alex Yates each singled for John Bapst of Bangor.

John Bapst (6-3) 000 000 0 – 0 2 0

Foxcroft (7-3) 010 000 x – 1 9 1

Yates and Smith; Carey and Lancisi

Forest Hills 9, Greenville 4

At Jackman, Jeff Malhall allowed four runs on four hits and one walk while striking out 15 to lead Forest Hills past Greenville.

Steven Achey and Josh Malhall both hit three-run home runs in the second inning for Forest Hills and Jeff Malhall hit a solo homer.

David Aucoin hit a two-run homer for Greenville and Kevin Label added a two-run double.

Greenville (3-5) 022 000 0 – 4 4 5

Forest Hills (5-4) 090 000 x – 9 7 4

Bradford and Aucoin; Malhall and Holbrook

Washington Acad. 4, Sumner 2

At East Sullivan, Mark Fields singled in the top of the seventh to drive in the tying and winning runs.

James Ramsdell singled twice with one RBI for Washington Academy.

Mason Bukowski tripled to bring in the Tigers two runs and A.J. Pennartz had a double and a single.

Washington Acad. (8-2) 010 000 3 – 4 5 1

Sumner (1-8) 000 200 0 – 2 5 5

Wood, Ja. Ramsdell (6), Wood (7) and Ja. Ramsdell, Je. Ramsdell (6), Ja. Ramsdell (7); Pennartz and Young

George Stevens 16, Piscataquis 4

At Guilford, Lukas Marks singled, doubled and homered to drive in four runs for the Eagles.

Collin Henry singled and doubled for three RBIs. Lance Gale had two singles, a triple and two RBIs and Jeremy Dunham had three singles.

Roy Burdin, Justin Davis and Mike Burnett each had an RBI single for the Pirates.

George Stevens (8-2) 243 313 0 – 16 13 1

Piscataquis (3-9) 220 000 0 – 4 4 7

Astbury, Gale (5) and Marks; Tracy, Johnston (6) and Robinson

Old Town 15, Nokomis 5

At Old Town, Travis Shaw hit a solo home run and a single to help lead Old Town.

Chris St. Louis and Chris Brewer both doubled and singled to drive in a run for Old Town and Storm Sagner singled twice and had an RBI.

Josh White hit a solo home run and a two-run single for Nokomis of Newport.

Nokomis (0-10) 002 12 – 5 3 3

Old Town (6-6) 323 25 – 15 11 3

Creighton, Boillard (5) and Donaldson; Shaw and Goody

Machias 8, Calais 2

At Calais, James McCarthy singled twice and Isaiah Roberts doubled as the Machias Bulldogs ran past the Blue Devils.

Robbie Rogers and David Crossman each had two singles for Calais.

Machias (6-5) 113 300 0 – 8 5 2

Calais (2-9) 000 000 2 – 2 5 6

Buck and Getchell; Geel, McLean (5) and Rodgers

So. Aroostook 9, East Grand 0

At Dyer Brook, Travis Brooker and Adam Anderson combined on a two-hitter and Southern Aroostook scored seven runs in the fourth inning to post its 12th win.

Brooker and Anderson combined for 10 strikeouts and one walk.

Mike Lopez’s two-run single and Josh Branscombe’s RBI single highlighted the seven-run fourth inning rally.

Lopez and Rusty Toothaker had two singles each for the winners.

Nate Sixberry doubled for East Grand of Danforth and James Crone singled.

East Grand (0-12) 000 000 0 – 0 2 4

So. Aroostook (12-1) 001 701 x – 9 7 0

N. Preston and Byers, E. Preston (3); Brooker, Anderson (5) and Branscombe

Limestone 14, Hodgdon 4

At Hodgdon, Dustin Morgan singled three times to drive in three runs to lead Limestone.

Will Barker doubled and singled with three RBIs for Limestone and Andrew Kirchner doubled twice.

Jordan Quint had three singles for Hodgdon and Tom Duff singled twice.

Limestone (3-7) 104 441 – 14 11 4

Hodgdon (0-11) 120 100 – 4 7 8

Enman, Peers (3) and Hrynick; Lane, Dorr (2), McGary (3) and Toner

Softball

John Bapst 8, Foxcroft 0

At Foxcroft, Gwen Wadleigh allowed just three hits and two walks while striking out 12 to lead John Bapst of Bangor to victory.

Danielle Richard hit a double and three singles for John Bapst and Rachel Stearns hit a two-run double.

Angel Cumberland doubled and singled for Foxcroft Academy and Sarah Anderson doubled.

John Bapst (4-5) 103 000 4 – 8 10 0

Foxcroft (1-8) 000 000 0 – 0 3 5

Wadleigh and Carter; Goggin and Rice

George Stevens 21, Piscataquis 5

At Guilford, the Eagles took advantage of 19 walks for their eighth win.

Chelsea Robbins singled three times and Natasha Robbins had two singles and a double for George Stevens Academy.

Kristi Levesque, Abbie Galuski, Megan Tweedie and Jessica Pratt each singled for Piscataquis.

George Stevens (8-1) 087 32 – 21 9 2

Piscataquis (1-11) 000 23 – 5 4 2

Davis and N. Robbins; Martel, Levesque (5) and Pratt

Old Town 6, Nokomis 0

At Old Town, Liz Bergeron struck out 11, allowed only two hits and one walk as the Indians prevailed.

Trish Shirland, Amanda Littlefield and Monica Hussey each had an RBI single for Old Town.

Danielle White singled twice for the Warriors.

Nokomis (2-8) 000 000 0 – 0 2 1

Old Town (6-6) 032 100 x – 6 4 1

Ciancette and Cossar; Bergeron and Higgins

Greenville 18, Forest Hills 14

At Jackman, Darla Larsen hit two home runs to drive in three runs and lead Greenville to the win.

Hannah Breton hit a solo home run, double, and two singles for Greenville. Brittany Boucher had a double and two singles with two RBIs and Lauren Fling singled three times to drive in three runs.

Crystal Taylor had a triple and three singles to knock in two runs for Forest Hills. Lisa Brown also had a triple and three singles and Vicki Pease added four singles and four RBIs.

Greenville (4-4) 211 245 3 – 18 25

Forest Hills (6-4) 701 401 1 – 14 24

Larsen and Breton; Brown and Pease

Sumner 9, Washington Acad. 5

At East Sullivan, Nicky Sargent broke a 2-2 tie in the third inning with a two-run double and Kayla Higgins followed with a two-run homer as Sumner triumphed.

Sargent had an RBI single to go with her double. Jody Pinkham and Whitney Page had singles.

Sargent pitched 5 2/3 innings of three-hit, four-run relief to pick up the win.

Mary Mawhinney’s run-scoring double and singles by Megan Look and Rebekah Cox were the only hits for Washington Academy of East Machias.

Washington Acad. (6-4) 101 012 0 – 5 3 3

Sumner (5-4) 024 030 x – 9 5 2

Wood and Day; Page, Sargent (2) and Pinkham

Calais 14, Machias 2

At Calais, Steph Perry singled twice and tripled once to drive in three runs as the Blue Devils earned their 11th straight win.

Lindsey Mingo singled twice with one RBI for Calais.

Whitney Baker and Julie Corbett each had a single for the Blue Devils.

Machias (2-8) 001 10 – 2 2 4

Calais (11-0) 741 11 – 14 9 0

Whitman and Beal; Whittaker, Wilkinson (4) and O’Brien

SAHS 4, Greater Houlton Chr. 0

At Dyer Brook, junior righthander Chelsea Collier allowed only three hits, one walk, and struck out 15 to lead Southern Aroostook by Greater Houlton Christian Academy.

Raya King, Amanda Charette and Audrey Charette each doubled for the winners with Amanda Charette and King each driving in a run.

Amanda Livesey doubled and singled for GHCA.

CHCA (9-4) 000 000 0 – 0 3 3

SAHS (11-1) 020 200 0 – 4 5 0

Korhonen and Farrar; Collier and Charette

Fort Fairfield 17, Van Buren 8

At Van Buren, Laura Beckwith hit a grand slam and Ruth Arato added a two-run home run, double and single to power the Tigers by the Crusaders.

Brittney Strout chipped in with a solo homer for the winners.

Karie Ouellette hit a grand slam for Van Buren and Lisa Levesseur added four singles and two RBIs. Megan Lajoie contributed three singles.

Fort Fairfield (10-0) 431 135 0 17 18 2

Van Buren (1-8) 000 411 2 8 12 10

Strout, Towle (4), Strout (4) and Harris; Lajoie and Ouellette

Ashland 7, Washburn 6

At Ashland, Lindsey Long singled, stole second, and scored the winning run on a double by Beth Chamberlin.

Mea Richmond stole two bases in the bottom of the second to tie the game up for Ashland. Ashlee Peters slammed a three-run homer in the first inning. Chamberlin also had two singles.

Amy Reed led the Beavers with four singles and an RBI. Amber Palmer added an RBI single.

Washburn 111 001 200 0 – 6 6 1

Ashland 400 100 100 x – 7 10 6

McDougal and Carter; Spooner and Chasse