NEWPORT – Ian Lee tripled home Shawn Smith in the top of the eighth inning to propel the Hampden Academy Broncos to a 4-3 high school baseball victory over the Nokomis Warriors Friday.

Lee finished with two triples and two RBIs while Smith had three singles and an RBI. Joel Neill added a triple and a single for the Broncos.

Isaac Osborne hit three singles for the Warriors while Corey Harding had two singles.

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Nokomis (1-6) 000 210 00 – 3 12 1

Farley, Ireland (6) and Lee; White and Miles

Brewer 9, Erskine Acad. 6

At Brewer, the Witches scored six runs in the second inning and held on for their fifth consecutive victory.

Mike Kotredes had a two-run double and Ricky Adams and Corey Cushing each doubled home a run during the Brewer second, when the Witches erased an early 3-0 Erskine lead.

Kotredes also had a single for Brewer, Prentiss Swett doubled and singled and Evan Economy and Shun Sasaki each singled twice.

Swett, a sophomore, is now 7 for his last 9 at the plate.

Sophomore Greg Higgins worked the first four innings to earn the pitching win.

Mike Cotnoir singled twice for Erskine Academy of South China, while Nate McCray added a two-run single.

Erskine Academy (2-5) 300 003 0 -6 7 4

Brewer (5-2) 061 002 x -9 11 0

Acedo, Medina (4), Helm (5), Cotnoir (6) and Carrier; Higgins, Economy (5), Cushing (6), Swett (7) and Kotredes, Peasley (6)

Mount View 7, Lincoln Acad. 0

At Thorndike, Tyler Miles allowed just three hits and two walks while striking out seven to earn the shutout win for Mount View.

Ben Raven doubled and singled to drive in a run for Mount View. Miles singled twice and Kyle McDonald hit an RBI triple.

Brendan Morin, Nathan Brewer, and Ryan Parlin singled for Lincoln Academy of Newcastle.

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Mount View (4-4) 030 310 x – 7 8 3

Moran, Scarscioth (4) and Brewer; Miles and Ripley

Searsport 17, Penquis 1

At Searsport, Josh Nickerson, Sean Johnson and Casey Ashey combined to allow just one run on one hit and four walks while striking out 11 to lead Searsport to victory.

Johnson hit three singles and drove in three runs for Searsport. Tom Cameron had two singles and three RBIs as Ashey and Seth Gallant each added a two-run single.

Nate Allen singled for Penquis of Milo.

Penquis (2-4) 001 00 – 1 1 1

Searsport (3-3) 365 3x – 17 13 1

Venable, Dumont (3) and Brown; Nickerson, Johnson (4), Ashey (5) and Ashey, Johnson (5)

Lee 11, Deer Isle-Stonington 1

At Lee, Blaine Clark and Tyler Thompson hit back-to-back home runs in the third inning to help lead Lee by Deer Isle-Stonington.

Charlie Boulrisse had a double and two singles with four RBIs while Clark and Thompson each had two RBIs for the Pandas.

Jon Eaton had two singles and scored for the Mariners.

DI-Stonington (3-3) 010 00 – 1 4 5

Lee (4-1) 102 26 – 11 10 2

Ciomei, O’Dell (5), J. Eaton (5) and Hardie; Boulrisse, Thompson (3) and Houghton

MCI 5, Medomak 1

At Pittsfield, Andrew deBethune pitched a complete game, allowing one run on three hits with 18 strikeouts to lead Maine Central Institute by Medomak.

Travis Saucier had two singles and two RBIs while Pat McGrady had a single with an RBI for MCI.

Tom Kennedy had a single and an RBI while Andy Ferrier had a double for Medomak.

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MCI (3-4) 041 000 x – 5 7 3

Simmons, Ayotte (5) and Scwab; deBethune and Quint

Piscataquis 7, Penobscot Val. 2

At Howland, Roy Burdin had a double and single with three RBIs as the visiting Pirates earned their first win.

Jeffrey Robinson singled twice and Ritchie Tompkins hit added an RBI double in support of Shane Tracy, who pitched a two-hitter with six strikeouts.

Cory Soucy and Dylan Thompson had Penobscot Valley’s only hits, both singles.

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Penobscot Valley (1-4) 200 000 0 -2 2 5

Tracy and Ja. Robinson; Saucier, Gilley (4), Saucier (5), Crosby (6), Soucy (7) and Thompson

Orono 11, Dexter 1

At Orono, Travis Bryant allowed just one run on one hit and one walk while striking out three to push Orono to victory.

Jon Brothers hit a two-run double for Orono. Max Winter doubled with two RBIs and Tony Raymond hit two singles.

Ben Spizuoco singled for Dexter.

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Orono (6-1) 320 15 – 11 8 2

Beatham, McGowan (5) and Woodman; Bryant and Michaud

Old Town 8, Messalonskee 0

At Oakland, senior righthander Cory Estes pitched a two-hit shutout with five strikeouts and no walks to lead the Coyotes past Messalonskee.

Jarrett Lukas hit a two-run home run – his fourth of the season – in the first inning and also doubled for Old Town. Teammate Adam Fournier also hit a two-run home run. Chris Brewer hit a double and two singles to drive in a run.

Aaron Sucy doubled for Messalonskee and Mike Hachey hit a single.

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Messalonskee (4-3) 000 000 0 – 0 2 3

Estes and Goody; Jacques, Brooks (2), Willey (7) and Jacobs

Softball

MCI 2, Medomak Valley 1

At Pittsfield, Kristen Sousa tripled and doubled and scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh as host Maine Central Institute earned the victory.

Sousa led off the MCI seventh with a double and went to third on Tiffany McLaggan’s bunt single before scoring on a passed ball to break a 1-1 tie.

McLaggan added three singles for the Huskies.

Erin Sweeney tripled and singled for Medomak Valley of Waldoboro, while Jamie O’Jala singled twice.

Medomak Valley (5-2) 000 001 0 -1 7 2

MCI (5-2) 010 000 1 -2 8 1

Kennedy and Sousa; Barbara and Ja. O’Jala

Lee 18, DI-Stonington 6

At Lee, Aarika Ritchie hit two home runs, a double, and a single to drive in six runs and lead Lee Academy to victory.

Karin Bird had three singles and a double and scored four runs for Lee and Liz Read homered and singled with two RBIs. Amanda Gifford had three singles and three RBIs and Brooke Harris added two singles and a double.

Mary Parker doubled and singled to knock in two runs and Anna Boyce hit two singles.

DI-Stonington (2-4) 400 02 – 6 9 5

Lee (4-2) 341 73 – 18 19 1

Haskell and Boyce; B. Harris and Ritchie

Penquis 7, Searsport 0

At Searsport, Erica Lyford pitched a shutout with 11 strikeouts while also hitting a double and a single with two RBIs to lead Penquis by Searsport.

Kylie Palmer and Ana Rodriguez each added two singles for the Patriots.

Aimee Neilsen and Jessica Libby each hit two singles for the Vikings.

Penquis (4-2) 110 041 0 – 7 9 1

Searsport (0-6) 000 000 0 – 0 5 5

Lyford and Palmer; Jettinghoff and Sherer

Hampden 3, Nokomis 2

At Newport, Mikki Libbey singled in the eighth inning and scored on a Liz Kiser triple to give Hampden Academy the victory.

Kiser tripled twice for the Broncos and Libbey had two singles and an RBI. Lacey Littlefield struck out 11.

Autumn Silke doubled and singled for Nokomis as Tricia Cossar and Patrice Cianchette each doubled.

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Nokomis (2-5) 101 000 00 – 2 6 1

Littlefield and Kiser; Cianchette and Cossar

Dexter 7, Orono 1

At Orono, Tania Morales had two singles, an RBI, and a run scored to help Dexter to the win.

Michelle Chapman had 10 strikeouts for Dexter as Sabrina Cote singled, walked twice, and scored a run.

Jessica Bates hit two singles for Orono and Emily Balaban-Gerber singled and scored the run.

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Orono (2-5) 000 001 0 – 1 6 2

Chapman and Kenney; Pavento and Nickerson

Penobscot Val. 16, Piscataquis 10

At Howland, Morgan Cyr hit four singles and Lexi Thurlow added two singles as the Howlers earned their first victory.

Morgan Tweedie and Tracy Dewey each singled to account for Piscataquis of Guilford’s lone hits.

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Penobscot Valley (1-4) 237 014 x -16 15 2

Galuski and Shufelt; Drost and Lavertu

Skowhegan 2, Bangor 1

At Bangor, Danielle Goff hit a leadoff double in the 10th inning, stole second, and scored on a fielding error at second base to give Skowhegan the win.

Mariah Daigle allowed just one run one seven hits and two walks while striking out 14 for Skowhegan. Goff hit a double and two singles and Brittany Gould singled and scored a run.

Kelly White doubled and singled for Bangor and Courtney Stevenson hit two singles.

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Bangor (3-4) 000 100 000 0 – 1 7 1

Daigle and McGraw; Besse, White (5) and Fahey

Brewer 5, Erskine 0

At Brewer, Jordan McLain pitched a shutout with nine strikeouts while also hitting a two-run home run in the fifth inning to lead Brewer by Erskine.

Meagan McLain and Sarah Estes each hit two singles for the Witches.

Rachel Siegfriedt hit two singles for the Eagles.

Erskine (1-6) 000 000 0 – 0 5 2

Brewer (6-1) 010 121 0 – 5 7 1

Glidden, Ziburia (6) and Siegfriedt; J. McLain and Jackson