MARS HILL – Liz Goodall drove in five runs on a grand slam and a triple to propel Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook to a 25-14 high school softball win over Central Aroostook Wednesday.

Sarah Crandall hit a home run and a single with five RBIs for the Warriors. Kim Grant had five singles and an RBI while Brittany Charette tallied four singles and two RBIs.

Brooke Smith had two singles to knock in three runs for Central Aroostook while Alex Dame added two singles and two RBIs.

SAHS (4-4) 444 151 6 – 25 22 3

CAHS (2-4) 631 300 1 – 14 8 10

Rockwell, E. Goodall (4) and L.Goodall; Mosher, Graham (4), Mosher (6) and Donahue

Katahdin 23, Hodgdon 6

At Hodgdon, Jasmine Pelletier hit a two-run home run to highlight a 13-run fifth inning as Katahdin of Stacyville topped Hodgdon.

Kayla Stevens hit three singles and a triple while Pelletier added a double for Katahdin.

Haley Quint hit two doubles while Dayna Tidd had two singles for Hodgdon.

Katahdin (4-1) 232 3(13) – 23 16 2

Hodgdon (2-5) 012 21 – 6 11 5

Pelletier and Williams; Wallace and Ellis

Caribou sweeps Fort Kent

At Caribou, the host Vikings swept a doubleheader from Fort Kent for their first wins of the spring, winning the first game 22-2 and the second 26-1.

In the opener, Ashley Doucette singled three times and tripled while Ali Blanchard had a double and single for Caribou.

Krystal Cyr, Taylor Boucher and Elizabeth Morneault all singled for Fort Kent.

In the second game, Kristin Espling pitched a five-inning no-hitter and contributed two doubles and two singles for the Vikes.

Richards collected two doubles, a triple and a single and Katie Ouellette three singles for Caribou. Serena Grier chipped in with a double and two singles and Kylie Landeen a double.

(First Game)

Fort Kent 010 10 – 2 3 2

Caribou 0 (12) 37x – 22 12 0

Bard and Morris; Grier and Ouellette

(Second Game)

Fort Kent (1-7) 001 00 – 1 0 2

Caribou (2-5) 5(10)4 16 – 26 25 0

Bard and Morneault; Espling and Ouellette

Erskine 12, Camden Hills 0

At Rockport, Erskine Academy’s Sam Morse struck out eight batters and walked two en route to a six-inning no-hitter against Camden Hills.

Rachel Siegfriedt and Taryn Gary led the way for the Eagles of South China with three singles apiece. Ashley Richardson had two doubles and Erica Malley added two singles.

Erskine Academy (6-2) 003 081 – 12 14 0

Camden Hills (2-6) 000 000 – 0 0 8

Morse and Siegfriedt; Bucheit and LeGage, Hamalainen (5)

Waterville 2, Medomak 0

At Waldoboro, Paige Gardiner struck out three and walked only one in pitching a four-hitter for the winning Purple Panthers.

Gardiner also doubled and singled while Taylor Hart doubled in a run for Waterville.

Rachel Keefe hit two singles while Ashley Hart and Miranda Conary each singled for Medomak.

Waterville (5-3) 101 000 0 – 2 4 1

Medomak (6-2) 000 000 0 – 0 4 4

Gardiner and Hart; Santherson, Vannah (5) and Hunt

Hampden 4, Messalonskee 0

At Oakland, Lacey Littlefield and Michelle Wells combined on a three-hitter, striking out 11 as Hampden earned its eighth shutout of the spring.

Eva Shannon laced a two-run double in the fourth while Kate Plowmann hit an RBI single and Kasey Belcher a fielders choice RBI in the seventh for the Broncos.

Julianna Beckett doubled and singled for Messalonskee.

Hampden (8-2) 000 200 2 – 4 6 1

Messalonskee (5-5) 000 000 0 – 0 3 1

Littlefield, Wells (6) and Gott; Hunt, Smith (7) and Beckett

Belfast 8, Gardiner 7

At Belfast, Christine Hill drove in the game-winning run in the bottom of the tenth inning to lift Belfast past Gardiner.

Vickii Overlock posted two doubles, a single and an RBI for Belfast. Brianna Webster, Morgan Mansfield and Dominique Haver each had two singles for the Lions.

Hannah Lawrence hit a triple and a double with two RBIs for Gardiner. Chelsea Striker added a pair of singles.

Gardiner (1-7) 102 010 200 1 – 7 8 4

Belfast (3-4) 000 410 100 2 – 8 12 2

Snell and Griffin; Overlock and Haver

Bangor 16, Lawrence 0

At Fairfield, Amy Wadleigh doubled twice to knock in three runs and teamed up with Erin Dean on a two-hitter as Bangor upped its record to 9-1.

Nicole Stairs tripled and singled to knock in a run while Amy Hackett had an RBI double and RBI single for the Rams

Megan Lovely had two singles for Lawrence.

Bangor (9-1) 221 038 – 16 12 2

Lawrence (1-9) 000 000 – 0 2 5

Wadleigh, Dean (6) and Dean, Redman (6); Bickford, Routhler (5) and Vigue

LCS/MSSM 33, Wisdom 14

At St. Agatha, Melanie Allen helped lead the Limestone Community School/Maine School of Science and Mathematics Eagles’ 23-hit attack against host Wisdom.

Kalli Cote had four singles and two RBIs, and Jasmine Cole had a triple and two singles for the Eagles. Melanie Allen got the win with a seven-hitter.

Crystal McDonald and Andrea Chasse each had a single and two RBIs for the Pioneers.

LCS/MSSM (8-0) (11)76 45 – 33 23 3

Wisdom (2-4) 003 (11)0 – 14 7 9

Allen, Cale (4), Allen (4) and Cole; Chasse, Michaud (1), Chasse (5) and McDonald

Baseball

Katahdin 17, Hodgdon 4

At Hodgdon, Ethan Qualey connected for a three-run homer and added a double to power Katahdin of Stacyville to its fifth win.

Andy Kay doubled and singled for the Cougars.

Travis Quint hit a double for Hodgdon.

Katahdin (5-3) 381 005 – 17 16 2

Hodgdon (0-7) 003 100 – 4 4 3

Kay, Richard (2), McAvoy (3), Hawkins (3) and Guiggey; Ryan, Brombosz (3) and Brombosz, McGillicuddy (3)

C. Aroostook 12, Washburn 0

At Mars Hill, Manny Martinez delivered the big blow with a grand slam in a nine-run sixth inning as his Central Aroostook Panthers topped the visiting Beavers.

Logan McLaughlin had a double, two singles and two RBIs for the Panthers. Cameron York doubled twice and drove in a run, while Logan McCarthy had three singles and an RBI.

Justin Howe hit a two-run homer and Sebastian Viola doubled for Washburn.

Washburn (0-5) 000 002 – 2 4 4

C. Aroostook (3-2) 020 019 – 12 13 2

M. Howe, J. Howe (6) and Doody; Martinez, B. McCarthy (4), York (5), Martinez (6) and L. McCarthy

Caribou sweeps Fort Kent

At Caribou, Jarryd Rossignol pitched a one-hitter with nine strikeouts to lead Caribou by Fort Kent 13-1 in the first game of a doubleheader.

Caribou completed the sweep with a 6-2 win in the second game.

In the first game, Mike Doucette hit two doubles and drove in two runs for Caribou. Brandon Caverhill had two singles and an RBI while Justin McLaughlin doubled and singled.

Thomas Levesque singled for Fort Kent.

In the second game, Cameron Anderson hit two doubles and two RBIs for the Vikings. Seth Sager recorded two doubles and an RBI and Phil St. Peter hit three singles.

Jared Soucy paced the Warriors with a double and a single while Aaron Paradis had two singles.

(First Game)

Fort Kent 000 10 – 1 1 1

Caribou 133 6x – 13 13 0

Michaud and Jo. Soucy; Rossignol and Sager

(Second Game)

Fort Kent 100 001 0 – 2 7 0

Caribou 002 002 2 – 6 11 0

Ja. Soucy and Jo. Soucy; McCarthy, Brown (4) and Sager

Brewer 13, Mt. Blue 2

At Farmington, Prentiss Swett had a pair of RBI singles and Mike Kotredes a two-run double to lead Brewer past Mt. Blue.

Caleb Smith knocked an RBI triple for the Witches while Chase Daniels plated a run with a double and Eric White doubled and singled to drive in another.

Bobby Dudley had two singles and Alex Wallace a double for Mt. Blue.

Brewer (9-1) 623 02 – 13 11 2

Mt. Blue (2-8) 020 00 – 2 7 4

Daniels and Bush; Gilbert, Smith (2), Harevelo (5) and Schnack, Witt (2)

Gardiner 8, Belfast 5

At Belfast, Kyle Stilphen knocked a three-run homer and earned the pitching victory as Gardiner triumphed.

Alex Wheelock and Chris Howe each singled twice for the Tigers.

Jake Arthers and Cote Ward had two singles apiece for Belfast.

Gardiner (6-1) 002 031 2 – 8 9 2

Belfast (2-5) 203 000 0 – 5 7 3

Stilphen, Bobrowiecki (6) and Wheelock; Dutton, Arthers (6), Ridley (7) and Steinart