DEXTER – Lefthander Richie Tompkins fashioned a five-hitter and Thomas Douglas broke a tie with a second-inning single as Piscataquis Community High School of Guilford triumphed 3-2 over Dexter in high school baseball play Wednesday.

Tompkins struck out four and walked one for the Pirates. Roy Burdin and Andy Zimmerman had singles.

Ben Spizuoco tripled and singled for Dexter and Dan Beatham doubled.

Brandon Woodman tossed six innings of two-hit shutout relief for the Tigers with five strikeouts and a walk.

PCHS (3-11) 210 000 0 – 3 3 0

Dexter (7-9) 200 000 0 – 2 5 1

Tompkins and Robinson; Stewart, Woodman (2) and Beatham

John Bapst 6, MDI 0

At Bar Harbor, Alex Yates pitched a six-hit shutout and hit an RBI single to lead John Bapst of Bangor to the win.

John Gagnon laced a two-run double and Casey Hull added an RBI single for the Crusaders.

Ben Clark doubled and singled while Peter Warrick singled twice for the Trojans.

John Bapst (9-7) 002 130 0 – 6 3 0

MDI (4-12) 000 000 0 – 0 6 2

Yates and Smith; Merrill and Swanson

Orono 16, Penobscot Valley 0

At Orono, Max Winter pitched four innings of one-hit shutout ball and led the offense by getting a triple and two singles as his Red Riots blanked Penobscot Valley of Howland.

Ben Perry had a triple, a double, and five RBIs for the Red Riots. Sean Babin had two singles and two RBIs.

Jason Chabot’s single with two outs in the fourth was the lone hit for the Howlers.

Penobscot Valley (3-13) 000 00 – 0 1 4

Orono (12-4) 771 1x – 16 11 1

Ware, Theriault (2), Jipson (3) and Crosby; Winter, Doughty (5) and Perry

Lee sweeps Katahdin

At Stacyville, Blaine Clark hit two singles and a two-run double to help lead Lee Academy to the 15-9 win over Katahdin in the first game. The Pandas also won the second game 8-6.

In the first game, Kris King homered and singled for Lee and B.J. Crocker hit a two-run double and an RBI single.

James Zabierk hit a three-run home run, and solo home run, and a single for Katahdin. Patrick Willett had a two-run double and a single as Jared Anderson and Keith Anderson each singled twice.

In the second game, Tyler Thompson doubled twice and drove in a run for Lee and Crocker had two singles and an RBI. King hit an RBI double and Clark singled twice.

Willett hit an RBI double for the Cougars. Casey Savage singled twice and Owen McCarthy singled and knocked in a run.

(First Game)

Katahdin 110 070 0 – 9 13 11

Lee 107 007 x – 15 11 2

Kay, Cunningham (6) and McCarthy; Thompson and Houghton

(Second Game)

Lee (15-1) 300 040 1 – 8 9 7

Katahdin (9-5) 011 022 0 – 6 8 4

Clark, Houghton (6) and MacDonald; Willett and McCarthy

Oak Hill 6, MCI 1

At Pittsfield, Mike Eaton of Oak Hill took a no-hitter into the seventh inning with two outs until Chris Smedberg hit an RBI single for Maine Central Institute.

Eric Daniels hit a two-run single for Oak Hill of Sabattus and Josh Jillson added two singles and a run scored. Eaton had four strikeouts and one walk.

Oak Hill (10-6) 110 040 0 – 6 5 1

MCI (3-13) 000 000 1 – 1 1 4

Eaton and Daniels; Quint and Connors

Ashland 12, Cen. Aroostook 9

At Ashland, with a one run lead in the fifth inning, Jeremy Tarr hit a two-run double to help lead Ashland to victory.

Tarr doubled and singled with two runs scored for the Hornets. Henry Milligan had two doubles and a run scored and Justin Belanger singled twice.

R.J. Richardson tripled and singled with two runs scored for Central Aroostook of Mars Hill. Eric Martinez had two singles and two RBIs and Cameron York hit a two-run single.

Cen. Aroostook (10-5) 020 060 1 – 9 10 3

Ashland (9-6) 105 240 x – 12 8 3

A. York, E. Martinez (3), Carlson (6) and Clockedile; Tarr, Thompkins (5) and Ward

Van Buren 11, Fort Fairfield 1

At Fort Fairfield, Alex Martin singled four times and knocked in two runs to help Van Buren to victory.

Trevor Hews hit a two-run home run and a single for Van Buren and Kyle Chasse doubled and singled with an RBI.

Hews allowed just one run on two hits and three walks while striking out seven.

Jake Kenneson hit an RBI triple for Fort Fairfield and recorded 10 strikeouts.

Van Buren (7-7) 101 203 4 – 11 12 1

Fort Fairfield (6-8) 100 000 0 – 1 2 6

Hews and Martin; Kenneson and Scull

Washington Acad. 6, Sumner 4

At East Sullivan, Jeff Ramsdell knocked a two-run single in the top of the sixth and added a two-run double in the first to give the Raiders of East Machias the winning edge.

Corey Colbeth and James Stauffer added two singles apiece for the winners.

Steve Carignan sparked Sumner with a two-run single. Chris Cowperthwaite singled twice and Victor Jacuqes doubled and singled.

Washington Acad. (12-4) 310 002 0 – 6 8 1

Sumner (3-13) 001 102 0 – 4 8 3

Wood, Colbeth (6) and Ramsdell; Boyle and Young, Manning (7)

Softball

Dexter 12, Piscataquis 0

At Dexter, Michelle Chapman hit two singles and drove in two runs and also pitched a shutout for Dexter.

Tania Morales and Tracy Mountain both had two singles and an RBI for the Tigers and Jana Kenney added two singles.

Abby Galuskie singled twice for Piscataquis for Guilford.

Piscataquis (0-14) 000 000 – 0 4 11

Dexter (11-5) 004 206 – 12 10 2

Currier and Pratt; Chapman and Kenney

Penobscot Valley 6, Orono 1

At Orono, Jamie Milton scattered one run on three hits while striking out 10 and walking only two as the Howlers of Howland took advantage of eight Orono walks and four errors to earn the win.

Lexi Thurlow had the only two hits for the winners, a pair of singles.

Heather Woodbrey hit a solo homer and Baylee Cherkis two singles for the Red Riots. Sara Pavanto fanned 16 in the loss.

Penobscot Valley (7-9) 210 030 0 – 6 2 0

Orono (4-12) 000 100 0 – 1 3 4

Milton and Lavertu; Pavanto and Nickerson

Richmond 11, Greenville 4

At Richmond, Shelby Hurley smacked four singles and Katie Cray drove in three runs on two singles to lead Richmond over Greenville.

Amy Russell and Tracy Leonard each had three singles apiece for the winners.

Darla Larsen tallied three singles and two runs scored, Beth Bartley added an RBI triple and a single, and Brittany Boucher singled twice for the Lakers.

Greenville (6-6) 200 001 1 – 11 16 2

Richmond (11-3) 362 000 x – 4 12 2

Muzzy and Boucher; Cray and Trott

Lee sweeps Katahdin

At Sherman, Aarika Ritchie tallied four hits and four RBI in two games as Lee took two from Katahdin.

In the first game, Ritchie doubled twice and had three RBI and three runs scored to lead the Pandas.

Ronni Robinson and Lindsay Albert each singled for the Cougars.

In the second game, Ritchie notched a single and a triple with an RBI, and Kerri Harris added two doubles and an RBI for Lee. Amanda Gifford singled twice and drove in a run.

Albert scored the Cougar’s lone run on an RBI single and Chelsie Bates singled and doubled with a run scored.

(First Game)

Katahdin (6-8) 020 00 – 2 2 7

Lee (11-4) 406 5x – 15 6 3

B. Smallwood and Bates; B. Harris and Ritchie

(Second Game)

Lee (12-4) 610 15 – 13 10 0

Katahdin (6-9) 000 10 – 1 3 8

B. Harris and Ritchie; B. Smallwood and Pelletier

Oak Hill 3, MCI 1

At Pittsfield, Oak Hill took the lead in the top of the seventh with two unearned runs and hung on for the win.

Oak Hill (8-8) 010 000 2 – 3 4 2

MCI (9-7) 100 000 0 – 1 5 3

Potvin and Blaise; Kennedy and Sousa

Wisdom 15, Fort Kent 0

At Fort Kent, Nicole St. Pierre pitched a one-hitter with three walks and six strikeouts to give Wisdom of St. Agatha the shutout win.

Silvia Labrie and Sadi Dubois both doubled and singled for Wisdom. St. Pierre, Chelsie Paradis, and Kayla Michaud each hit two singles.

Marissa Albert singled in the second inning for Fort Kent.

Wisdom (6-8) 823 20 – 15 13 0

Fort Kent (0-16) 000 00 – 0 1 2

St. Pierre and Daigle; Bouchard, Albert (5) and L. Cyr

Fort Fairfield 13, Van Buren 1

At Fort Fairfield, sophomore righty Shannon Towle tossed a one-hitter, striking out four and not walking anybody, and Kerrie Cunningham belted a three-run triple in a four-run, second-inning rally as the Tigers triumphed.

Kelsy Towle had three singles and two RBIs for Fort Fairfield and Ruthie Arato had two singles.

Megan Lajoie’s fourth-inning single was Van Buren’s only hit.

Van Buren (4-10) 000 100 0 – 1 1 5

Fort Fairfield (9-7) 043 015 x – 13 10 3

Lajoie and Deschaines; S. Towle and Osgood, Shaw (4)

GSA 20, Deer Isle-Stonington 4

At Blue Hill, Robin Rioux drove in two runs on a double and Natasha Robbins added a two-run single to lead George Stevens Academy past Deer-Isle Stonington.

Hilary Thibodeau singled for the Eagles.

Whitney Haskell and Regyn Lawry each notched two singles and Shanna Weeks chipped in with a single for the Mariners.

Deer-Isle Stonington (4-12) 013 00 – 4 5 8

George Stevens (7-9) 438 5x – 20 8 1

Powers, Haskell (3) and Boyce; Moon, Redman (3) and Peake

Calais 16, Jonesport-Beals 0

At Calais, Stephanie Perry and Tessa Clark combined on a one-hitter, striking out seven and walking four, as Calais won the Downeast Athletic Conference championship game.

Ashley Allen homered and doubled for Calais; Clark hit a two-run double and Perry hit a two-run single.

Breanna Beal singled for Jonesport-Beals’ only hit.

Jonesport-Beals 000 00 – 0 1 4

Calais 500 (11)x – 16 7 0

B. Alley and Church; Perry, Clark (3) and Allen

Washington Acad. 20, Sumner 12

At East Sullivan, Megan Look hit four singles and a two-run homer to lead Washington Academy of East Machias to the win.

Lauren Finn had three singles and three runs scored for the Raiders and Rebekah Cox hit a double and two singles. Joslyn Corey doubled and singled with four RBIs and Carilla Fritz tripled.

Kayla Higgins hit a triple, double, and two singles for Sumner. Nichole Leach tripled and singled and Angela Leach doubled and singled. Lona Sargent added two singles.

WA Raiders (14-2) 20(14) 202 0 – 20 18 7

Sumner (12-4) 015 230 1 – 12 13 8

Wood and Tilton; Page, Sargent (3) and Higgins

LCS/MSSM 21, Hodgdon 17

At Limestone, Julie Peers went 5-for-5 with four singles, a double, and two RBIs as the Eagles of Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics downed Hodgdon.

Emily O’Neal tallied two singles and two RBI and Brittany King singled three times for the winners.

Sara Brewer cranked a three-run homer and Tasha Dwyer and Dayna Tidd each hit two singles and drove in two runs. Jayne Bither and Kayla Flemming each added two singles for the Hawks.

Hodgdon (5-11) 018 041 3 – 17 12 5

LCS/MSSM (13-3) 604 551 x – 21 15 2

Scott and Brewer; Peers, O’Neal (3) and King