CARIBOU – Caribou pitchers allowed just six hits as the Vikings swept a baseball doubleheader from Nokomis of Newport 3-1 and 11-1 on Saturday.
In the opener, John Noyes had two singles and an RBI to lead Caribou and Kyle Corrigan singled.
Isaac Osborne, Eric Ballard and Ryan Creighton all singled for Nokomis.
In the nightcap, Dustin Haines had two singles and two RBIs while Corrigan had a pair of singles and an RBI as the Vikings got the sweep.
John Stinsman had two doubles for the Warriors and Derek Boillard a single.
(First Game)
Nokomis 000 010 0 – 1 3 2
Caribou 000 102 x – 3 3 2
White and Davidson; Doucette and Campbell
(Second Game)
Nokomis 010 000 0 – 1 3 4
Caribou 032 103 x – 11 5 1
Hawthorne, Donaldson (5) and Carroll; Hersey and Campbell
Limestone 4, Fort Fairfield 1
At Fort Fairfield, Andrew Kirchner allowed only one hit while striking out 11 and walking two to help Limestone/MSSM to a win.
Kirchner also had both of the Eagles’ hits, a single and a double, to bring in two runs.
Jake Kenneson also allowed only one hit while striking out 13 and walking seven for the Tigers. He also had an RBI double to drive in Fort Fairfield’s only run.
Limestone/MSSM (3-6) 000 000 4 – 4 2 1
Fort Fairfield (6-5) 000 000 1 – 1 1 2
Kirchner and Hrynick; Kenneson, Scull (7) and Scull, Andrews (7)
Ellsworth 11, Orono 4
At Ellsworth, Louden Jellison hit a two-run homer and RBI triple to lead the Eagles to the win.
Andy Berry hat three singles and two RBIs while Cory Smith notched a double, single and plated three runs for Ellsworth.
Travis Dunton had two triples, a single and an RBI for the Red Riots and Ben Strout doubled, singled and knocked in a run.
Orono (5-6) 110 020 0 – 4 9 2
Ellsworth (5-5) 610 202 x – 11 11 0
Brothers, Spencer (6) and Thomas; Homich and Jellison
Sumner 11, Ellsworth 4
At East Sullivan, Chris Cowperthwaite and Mason Young each hit a two-run double and Mike Savoy added a two-run single to highlight’s Sumner’s seven-run fifth inning en route to victory over the Eagles.
Cowperthwaite finished with two doubles, a single and four RBIs for the winners. A.J. Pennartz added a double, single and two RBIs, Jeff Burditt singled twice and John Stewart had an RBI single.
Andy Berry slammed a two-run triple and a single for Ellsworth.
Ellsworth (5-6) 300 010 0 – 4 5 2
Sumner (3-8) 004 070 x – 11 11 3
Harding, Edgecomb (5), Smith (6) and Jellison; Alexander, Cowperthwaite (4) and Burditt
Foxcroft 8, Dexter 4
At Dover-Foxcroft, Logan Forrest had three singles and three RBIs as the Ponies avenged an earlier loss and handed the Tigers their first defeat.
Caleb Pelletier had two singles and Matt Carey a double for Foxcroft. Justin Freeman hit two singles and drove in a run while also pitching a complete game
Tim McCarthy hit a pair of solo homers and doubled to pace Dexter. Mark Pullen had two singles and an RBI and Chris Rabideau added a double.
Dexter (10-1) 010 110 1 – 4 7 4
Foxcroft (8-3) 131 102 x – 8 12 2
Day, McCarthy (4), Bowers (6) and Pullen; Freeman and Lancisi
Bangor 10, Old Town 0
At Bangor, Brian Hackett held the Indians to two hits, striking out nine and walking five. He also brought in two runs for Bangor with a double in the bottom of the third.
Jordan Heath, Gordon Webb and Jason Eremita each singled twice for the Rams.
Brad Perry and Nathan Lonko had a single apiece for Old Town.
Old Town (6-7) 000 000 – 0 2 3
Bangor (8-4) 004 141 – 10 12 0
Jac. Lukas and Jar. Lukas; Hackett and Webb
Brewer 8, Bucksport 0
At Brewer, Matt Grimes singled and knocked out a two run home run in the second as the Witches blew by Bucksport.
Ricky Adams singled and doubled to bring in two more runs. Kevin McAvoy had a single, a double and one RBI. Corey Cushing and Brad Brown each had RBI singles for Brewer.
Joey Carmichael singled twice for the Golden Bucks.
Bucksport (6-6) 000 000 0 – 0 5 2
Brewer (9-4) 620 000 x – 8 11 0
Robbins, Cooke (4) and Robicheau, Wadleigh (6); Cushing and Peasley
Softball
Wildcats, Crusaders split
At Bangor, Dani Grenier singled and doubled to help Presque Isle win the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader against John Bapst 5-2. John Bapst won the second game 8-1.
In the first game, Ali Donovan added two singles and an RBI for the Wildcats.
Megan Brown tripled and Marci Scofield doubled for the Crusaders.
In the second game, Rachel Stearns and Amy Adams each singled three times for John Bapst, while Dani Richard tripled and singled for two RBIs. Gwen Wadleigh and Heather Laferriere each had two singles.
Katie Delong, Angela Norsworthy and Donovan had two singles apiece for the Wildcats.
(First Game)
Presque Isle 100 012 1 – 5 5 2
John Bapst 000 100 1 – 2 7 4
Grenier and Moody; Wadleigh and Carter
(Second Game)
Presque Isle (8-5) 000 010 0 – 1 8 0
John Bapst (5-6) 000 206 x – 8 17 1
Grenier and Moody; Wadleigh and Carter
Caribou, Nokomis split
At Caribou, Emily St. Peter and Kyla Zetterman had RBI singles during a six-run sixth-inning rally that lifted Caribou to a 7-2 win in the second game of their doubleheader.
Nokomis of Newport scored nine runs in the second inning of the opener and went on to an 18-3 win.
In the first game, Michelle Barden had a triple and single with three RBIs, while Alyssa Bragdon doubled and singled and scored twice.
Christy Zbylut singled twice for Caribou, while Jessica Kinney scored two runs.
In the second game, Kinney had two singles for the Vikings, while Ali Richards added an RBI double.
Bragdon had a triple and three singles for Nokomis.
(First Game)
Nokomis 294 30 -18 8 1
Caribou 001 02 -3 5 8
Cianchette and Cossar; Wolfe, Gahagan (5) and Martin
(Second Game)
Nokomis (4-9) 100 000 1 -2 8 0
Caribou (2-12) 000 106 x -7 5 3
Ash. Bragdon and Cossar; Wolfe and Martin
Fort Fairfield 11, Limestone 3
At Fort Fairfield, Britteny Strout singled three times and drove in two runs for the Tigers. She also struck out seven while allowing only four hits and walking five on the mound.
Kelsey Towle and Kelley Osgood each had two singles and an RBI for Fort Fairfield. Whitney Searles added a triple.
Lindsey Beaulieu singled to bring in one run for the Eagles.
Limestone/MSSM 100 001 1 – 3 4 1
Fort Fairfield 241 130 x – 11 9 4
Beaulieu, Mulherin (5) and King; Strout and Harris
Calais 11, Narraguagus 3
At Calais, Lindsey Mingo stroked a two-run single to lead the Blue Devils past the Harrington-based Knights.
Darci Gillespie had a double, single and drove in a run for Calais while Steph Perry added two singles and an RBI.
Alicia Tenney hit an RBI double and Destiny Grant singled for Narraguagus.
Narraguagus (6-4) 000 000 3 – 3 2 4
Calais (12-0) 523 010 x – 11 9 3
Dublin and Grant; Perry and O’Brien
Jonesport-Beals earns sweep
At Jonesport, Rachelle Parker’s two-run single in the bottom of the seventh lifted Jonesport-Beals past Deer Isle-Stonington 18-17 in the first game of a doubleheader.
The Royals blanked the Mariners 12-0 in the second game.
In the first game, Parker finished with three singles, a double and seven RBIs. Sarah Beal had two singles and a double while Kelsey Holmes singled twice.
Anna Boyce hit two singles while Christina Fifield doubled and singled for the Mariners.
In the second game, Tiffany Alley pitched a five-inning shutout, giving up just three hits.
Kristi Smith hit a pair of doubles and singled, driving in five runs, while Parker notched two doubles and a single and knocked in four runs.
Whitney Haskell, Erin Bray and Mary Parker all singled for Deer Isle-Stonington.
(First Game)
DI-Stonington 370 502 0 – 17 10 3
Jonesport-Beals 027 034 2 – 18 12 5
Fifield, Haskell (4) and Boyce; B. Alley, Beal (2), B. Alley (3), T. Alley (4) and Church
(Second Game)
DI-Stonington 000 00 – 0 3 4
Jonesport-Beals 525 0x – 12 8 2
Haskell and Boyce; T. Alley and Church, Parker (5)
Woodland 28, Shead 26
At Woodland, Courtney Cochran collected two singles, a double, triple and drove in six runs as the Dragons outslugged Shead.
Tiffany Wormell doubled twice, tripled and knocked in five runs while Bonnie Hoops had a double and two singles for Woodland.
Tiffany Martinez had two singles, a triple and four RBIs for the Tigers of Eastport and Whitney Vincent doubled, singled twice and plated four runs.
Shead (3-7) 035 173 7 – 26 19 9
Woodland (4-7) 202 42 (18) x – 28 17 7
Murphy, Vinson (6), Morrison (6) and Cummings; Wormell, Hoops (5), Wormell (6) and Clark
Ellsworth 8, Orono 0
At Ellsworth, Emily Miller allowed only three hits while striking out eight to lead Ellsworth to the win.
Tasha Manning and Holly Johnston each singled twice to drive in a run for the Eagles.
Jessica Bates, Chelsea Paul and Emily Balaban had a single apiece for the Red Riots.
Orono (3-8) 000 000 0 – 0 3 2
Ellsworth (6-4) 001 241 x – 8 9 1
Pavento and Russell; Miller and Silsby
Ellsworth 9, Sumner 1
At East Sullivan, Becca Silsby had a single and a double with two RBIs for the Eagles in the win.
Catie Cravens tripled, singled and drove in a run for Ellsworth and Tasha Manning had a sacrifice fly and triple.
Sierra Robinson had a triple for the Tigers while Whitney Page and Kayla Higgins each singled.
Ellsworth (7-4) 303 111 0 – 9 7 0
Sumner (6-5) 000 000 1 – 1 3 5
Cravens and Silsby; Page, Sargent (6), Page (7), Sargent (7) and Pinkham, Higgins (6)
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