BRISTOL, R.I. – Kristina Grondin hit a double and two singles to knock in two runs and lead the University of Southern Maine to a 9-7 college softball victory over Roger Williams in the first game of a doubleheader Friday.

The Hawks came back to take the second game 13-2.

In the first game, Grondin pitched seven innings to earn the complete-game win for the Huskies. Christen Lachappelle and Anita Dixon each doubled and singled for Southern Maine of Gorham.

Jacquie Cammarata singled three times for Roger Williams.

In the second game, Callie Nealon hit an RBI double for the Hawks.

Dixon tripled to knock in a run for Southern Maine.

(First Game)

Southern Maine 400 103 1 – 9 15 1

Roger Williams 200 003 2 – 7 9 2

Grondin and Dixon; Foss, Sera (5) and Cammarata

(Second Game)

Southern Maine (8-12) 200 00 – 2 4 2

Roger Williams (18-8) 616 0x – 13 11 1

Potvin, Lachapell (2), Grondin (3) and Dixon; McAbee and Bean

Tufts 4, Bowdoin 0

At Medford, Mass., Lauren Gelmetti struck out eight to earn the shutout as Tufts University defeated Bowdoin College of Brunswick.

Jenna Robey hit a two-run home run in the seventh inning for the 14-9 Jumbos.

Clare Ronan singled twice for the 14-7 Polar Bears.

Baseball

Tufts 8, Bowdoin 3

At Medford, Mass., Corey Pontes hit an RBI single in the bottom of the sixth inning to spark Tufts University past Bowdoin College of Brunswick.

Chris McCann drove in a run on a sacrifice fly for the Polar Bears and Joe Koperniak on an RBI single. Joe Berte hit a pair of singles.

Bowdoin (9-9) 000 120 000 – 3 6 0

Tufts (14-6) 000 402 11x – 8 8 2

Pace, Chenelle (4), Potter (6), Buckley (8), Gabarro (8) and Auger; Telian, Protano (8) and Decembrele

Trinity 12, Colby 1

At Hartford, Conn., Kent Graham homered, doubled, and singled to drive in four runs and lead Trinity College past Colby College of Waterville.

Colby Tucker hit a double and two singles for Trinity.

Colby (2-11) 000 001 000 – 1 7 0

Trinity (19-3) 200 305 20x – 12 16 1

Carr, Helm (3), McIntyre (6), Starr (7) and McKay, Cuqua (8); Barnard, Rathmann-Noonan (8), O’Sullivan-Pierce (9) and Killeen, Donnelly (9)