CALAIS – Jasmine Ross tossed a two-hitter to help lead Calais to a 7-4 victory over Ellsworth during a Little League softball all-star game for ages 11-12 Saturday.

Bridgett Hunnewell posted two singles and a home run for Calais.

Chelsea Beal and Christa Benn each hit a single for Ellsworth.

Calais (1-1) 103 300 – 7 7 2

Ellsworth (1-1) 002 020 – 4 2 2

Ross and Moffett, Carter (4); Beal and Toothaker

District 1, 9-10

Calais 15, Machias 14

At Machias, Devon Perkins scored the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning on a groundout to lead Calais past Machias.

Madison McVicar and Kaylee Johnson each hit a triple, double and single. Johnson recorded eight strikeouts.

Olivia McBrine hit three triples and scored four runs to pace Machias. Lauren Raye added a single and two runs scored.

Machias (0-1) 027 130 1 – 14 5 11

Calais (2-0) 315 022 2 – 15 11 4

Raye, Dolley (7) and Whitney, Schoppee (7); Johnson, McVicar (7) and McVicar, Johnson (7)

District 3, 9-10

Bangor 15, Orrington 5

At Orrington, Corelia Stewart hit three singles and a double to help lift Bangor over Orrington Saturday.

Bangor’s Stewart also had 12 strikeouts. Taylor Simpson hit two doubles and Kylie Cunningham singled twice.

Orrington (0-1) 005 0 – 5 0 7

Bangor (1-0) 650 4 – 15 13 0

Perry and Wood; Stewart and Wisemen

Lincoln 12, Hampden 10

At Orrington, Lincoln scored two runs in the bottom of six inning to defeat Hampden Saturday.

Camryn Lyons singled twice for Lincoln and Adrianna Tilton added a double and a single.

Erin Murphy paced Hampden with a triple and two singles. Courtney Dunton hit two singles and a double.

Hampden (0-1) 011 053 – 10 10 6

Lincoln (1-0) 330 042 – 12 8 3

Murphy, Quigley (5) and Dunton; Libby and Tilton

Bangor 12, Hermon 3

At Orrington, the Bangor all-stars scored 12 runs on just two hits as they defeated Hermon Sunday.

Eve George and Taylor Simpson singled for Bangor.

Allesa Oakes singled three times to pace Hermon.

Bangor (2-0) 023 124 – 12 2 0

Hermon (1-1) 100 110 – 3 5 3

Cassum and Cosgrove; Oakes, Theberge (6) and Peterson