HERMON – Pat Thibodeau and Eric Brown each had two singles and two RBIs to lead the Caribou High School baseball team to a 13-2 win over Hermon in the second game of a doubleheader Saturday.

Caribou defeated Hermon in the first game 8-5.

In the first game, Mike Doucette had three singles for Caribou. Kyle Corrigan doubled and singled while Jordan Haines and Philip St. Peter each singled twice for the Vikings.

Paul Ormsby doubled and singled with two RBIs while Tim Kenerson had a single with two RBIs for Hermon.

In the second game, Travis Estes drove in a pair of runs on a double for Hermon.

(First Game)

Caribou 002 051 0 – 8 11 3

Hermon 002 210 0 – 5 7 4

D. Haines and J. Haines; Pratt and Kane

(Second Game)

Caribou (4-2) 066 01 – 13 9 1

Hermon (3-3) 200 00 – 2 4 5

Corrigan and J. Haines; Kenerson and Pratt

Shead 15, Narraguagus 0

At Harrington, Chris Newman hit three singles and drove in four runs as Shead of Eastport shut out Narraguagus.

Jacob Kilton had a double, two singles and three RBIs while Aaron Sullivan and Justin Lewey each singled twice with a pair of RBIs for the Tigers.

Colby Tucker had two singles for Narraguagus.

Shead (2-0) 604 32 – 15 17 0

Narraguagus (2-2) 000 00 – 0 3 0

Lewey, Sullivan (3), Pottle (5) and Pottle, Sullivan (5); Smith, Dublin (5) and Beal

Houlton 19, Madawaska 0

At Houlton, Ryan Hill pitched a perfect game with five strikeouts to lead Houlton by Madawaska in a game shortened to five innings by the 10-run rule.

Chris Howard had a double, two singles and three RBIs for the Shiretowners while Josh McGuire doubled and singled with three RBIs.

Madawaska (0-1) 000 00 – 0 0 6

Houlton (2-0) 274 6x – 19 12 0

Beaulieu, Cyr (3), Welch (4) and Hillegass; Hill and Stairs, Woodward (5)

DI-Stonington sweeps Schenck

At Deer Isle, Ray Garcia had a three-run home run and a pair of singles to lead Deer-Isle Stonington by Schenck 9-1 in the second game of a doubleheader on Saturday.

Deer Isle-Stonington won the first game 10-0.

In the first game, Eben Powers doubled and singled with two RBIs while Ben Hardy added an RBI double for the Mariners.

Ryan Thompson had a single for Schenck.

In the second game, Ben Hardie singled twice with three RBIs while Collin Ciomei added a pair of singles for Deer Isle-Stonington.

Dan Faloon singled for Schenck.

(First Game)

Schenck 000 00 – 0 1 6

DI-Stonington 143 11 – 10 7 1

Brown and J. Sirois; Ciomei, S. Eaton (4) and J. Eaton, Powers (4)

(Second Game)

Schenck (0-3) 000 010 0 – 1 1 3

DI-Stonington (4-1) 501 120 x – 9 11 4

Fritch and J. Sirois; Hardie, Odell (5) and Powers

Central 6, Stearns 5

At Corinth, Scott Kelley drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift Central past Stearns.

Josh Collin had three singles and two RBIs while Joe Faggiole added a double for Central.

Justin Pelkey had a three-run home run for Stearns and Cory Barnett doubled and singled twice.

Stearns (1-2) 100 040 0 – 5 7 3

Central (2-0) 010 300 2 – 6 7 2

Burleigh, Pelkey (5) and Emerson; Nickerson, Haney (6) and Wilson

Penquis 8, Central 1

At Corinth, Nick Emery pitched a complete game, allowing one run on four hits with seven strikeouts, to lead Penquis of Milo by Central.

Emery and Brandon Smith each had a two-run double for Penquis while Cody Andrews singled twice with an RBI.

Charlie Haney doubled and singled while Ben Merrill had an RBI single for Central.

Penquis (1-1) 202 022 0 – 8 8 1

Central (2-1) 001 000 0 – 1 4 2

Emery and Gero; Merrill, Collins (6), Speed (7) and Wilson

Softball

Hermon sweeps Caribou

At Hermon, Ashley Kelley had 29 strikeouts in a doubleheader Saturday as Hermon defeated Caribou 6-0 and 13-1.

In the first game, Jaimie Beers and Aaron Arnold each singled with two RBIs for the Hawks.

Kylee Landeen had a triple for Caribou.

In the second game, Monica Gallant had a double, two singles and four RBIs. Beers had three singles and an RBI while Lily Barry singled twice with an RBI for Hermon.

Ali Richards had a double for Caribou.

(First Game)

Caribou 000 000 0 – 0 2 1

Hermon 210 120 0 – 6 4 0

Espling and Ouellette; Kelley and Paige

(Second Game)

Caribou (0-4) 100 00 – 1 2 2

Hermon (5-1) 133 51 – 13 16 1

Thibodeau and Ouellette; Kelley and Foye

Bangor Chr. sweeps Katahdin

At Bangor, Jillian French drove in the game-winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning to lead Bangor Christian past Katahdin 14-13 in the first game of a doubleheader on Saturday.

Bangor Christian defeated Katahdin 12-3 in the second game.

In the first game, Mariah Bach had three hits and three RBIs while Kristen Pelletier had a double and two singles for the Patriots.

Melissa Duffy and Chelsea Bates each had three singles for Katahdin.

In the second game, Bekah Smith had three singles and three RBIs. Kelly Robinson had three singles and an RBI while Monica Alexander added a pair of singles and an RBI for Bangor Christian.

Melissa Duffy singled twice for the Cougars.

(First Game)

Katahdin 042 204 1 – 13 15 0

Bangor Chr. 225 004 1 – 14 13 6

Smallwood and Bates; French and Brasslett

(Second Game)

Katahdin 002 010 0 – 3 4 1

Bangor Chr. 010 008 3 – 12 11 2

Pelletier, Majkowski (6), Smallwood (6), McNally (7) and Bates, Lane (7)

MCI 2, Rockland 1

At Rockland, Lauren Adams led off the fourth inning with a single and later scored on Mandy Kennedy’s single to provide the winning run for Maine Central Institute of Pittsfield.

Jordan Kennedy notched 14 strikeouts while allowing just four hits and one walk for the MCI Huskies. Jill Wrin hit an RBI double.

Baillie Boggs led Rockland with two singles.

MCI (3-1) 001 100 0 – 2

Rockland (1-3) 000 000 1 – 1

Kennedy and Sousa; Connell, Smith (7) and Clark

Narraguagus 29, Shead 4

At Harrington, Jessica Tenan went 5-for-5 and also pitched a one-hitter while striking out six for the Narraguagus Knights.

Tenan had a double, four singles and five RBIs for the Knights. Kayla Collora was 3-for-3 with a triple, two singles and five RBIs. Jenna Beal, Bethany Grant and Nikki Endre each had two singles.

For Shead of Eastport, Haley Richardson had a single and a walk.

Shead 003 10 – 4

Narraguagus 2(15)2 (10)x – 29

Vinson and Melanson; Tenan and Grant