RESULTS
COLLEGE
MEN’S HOCKEY
Saturday’s Results
Hockey East championship
Boston College 7, Maine 6 (OT)
BASEBALL
Saturday’s Results
Colby 10, Union 8
Husson 17-9, Johnson & Wales 6-10
Middlebury 10, Southern Maine 8
Oregon State 7-12, Maine 5-2
Saint Joseph’s 20-8, New Jersey City 8-5
Wentworth 17, UM-Farmington 3
Sunday’s Results
Bridgewater State 3-5, Husson 1-6
Oregon State 2, Maine 1
So. Maine 8-10, Williams 2-11
Swarthmore 12-13, UM-Presque Isle 0-1
SOFTBALL
Saturday’s Results
Bates 6, Middlebury 3
Boston College 5, Maine 2
Chicago 18, Southern Maine 0
Eastern Connecticut 5, Bates 0
MMA 14-9, UM-Presque Isle 3-1
Washington & Jefferson 4, Southern Maine 3
Sunday’s Results
Bates 7-2, Mary Washington 5-14
Bryant 5-0, Maine 4-6
MIT 11, Southern Maine 10
Thomas 14-17, Mass. Maritime 0-4
Sunday’s Postponements
Southern Maine vs. Trinity, at Clermont, Fla., TBA
MEN’S LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Husson 20, Rivier 1
Saint Joseph’s 14, Daniel Webster 4
Tufts 10, Colby 9
U-New England 21, Anna Maria 10
Williams 10, Bates 7
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Colby 11, Tufts 9
Saint Joseph’s 17, Pine Manor 3
Southern Maine 16, Maine Maritime 10
U-New England 15, Anna Maria 2
Williams 10, Bates 7
Sunday’s Results
Husson 18, Becker 4
MEN’S TENNIS
Saturday’s Results
Bates 6, Brandeis 3
WOMEN’S TENNIS
Saturday’s Results
Brandeis 5, Bates 4
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MONDAY’S GAMES
COLLEGE
Baseball
Colby vs. Hamilton, at Winter Haven, Fla., 3 p.m.
UM-Presque Isle at DeSales, 3:30 p.m.
Softball
Bowdoin vs. Allegheny, at Clermont, Fla., 9:30 a.m.
Bowdoin vs. Eastern Connecticut, at Clermont, Fla., 11:30 a.m.
Colby vs. U-Chicago, at Clermont, Fla., 11:30 a.m.
Colby vs. Middlebury, at Clermont, Fla., 1:30 p.m.
UM-Presque Isle at Southern Virginia, 2 p.m.
Women’s Lacrosse
Colby at Stevens, 4 p.m.
Southern Maine vs. MIT, at West Palm Beach, Fla., 10 a.m.
Men’s Tennis
Colby vs. North Central College, at Orlando, Fla., 9 a.m.
Women’s Tennis
Colby vs. Calvin, at Orlando, Fla., 1 p.m.
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COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Swarthmore sweeps UMPI
At Swarthmore, Pa., Sunday, Swarthmore College ripped University of Maine-Presque Isle pitching for 24 hits and swept a doubleheader 12-0 and 13-1.
In the first game, Andy Allen of Augusta pitched six strong innings to notch the victory for Swarth-more, allowing five hits while striking out two batters and walking two. Thomas Nakamura had three singles and two RBIs and Mike Waterhouse hit three singles.
Seth Dorr of Hodgdon singled twice for the UMPI Owls.
In the second game, Anthony Montalbano had a double, a triple and three RBIs for Swarthmore. Jimmy Gill added a two-run single.
Tyler Delaney led the Owls with two singles and two stolen bases. D.J. Charette hit an RBI single in the first.
(First Game)
UM-Presque Isle 000 000 0 — 0 6 2
Swarthmore 010 082 1 — 12 14 0
Harding, Hill (5), Towle (5) and Cosenze; Allen, Mangus (7) and Santo
(Second Game)
UM-Presque Isle (0-7) 100 000 0 — 1 3 2
Swarthmore (7-7) 111 910 x — 13 10 1
Fillebrown, Thorne (4), Dorr (5), Andrews (6) and Conroy; Walker, Kin (6), Han (7) and Lamb
Monks sweep N.J. City University
At Jersey City, N.J., Todd Keneborus drove in a school-record nine runs as Saint Joseph’s College overpowered New Jersey City University 20-8 in the first game of a Saturday doubleheader.
The Monks of Standish defeated the Gothic Knights 8-5 in the second game.
In the first game, Eric LaBatte hit a double and four singles with three RBIs for Saint Joseph’s. Chris Campbell hit four singles while Ben Grant-Roy posted two singles and three RBIs. Ian Lee chipped in with two singles and two RBIs.
In the second game, Nate Martin knocked in two runs on two singles for the Monks. Travis Adams singled twice with an RBI while Lee tallied two singles. Mike Burdin added an RBI triple.
(First Game)
Saint Joseph’s 454 006 100 — 20 25 2
New Jersey City 300 400 010 — 8 13 2
Moran, Kennedy (6), Nanof (8), Dion (8), Laverriere (9) and Lee
(Second Game)
Saint Joseph’s (5-4) 300 102 2 — 8 9 1
New Jersey City (3-7) 111 200 0 — 5 9 4
Dorr, Roberge (4), Keirstead (5) and Adams; Maldonado, Karczewski (7) and Ramirez
Colby 10, Union 8
At Winter Haven, Fla., John Lerner hit a two-run home run as Colby College topped Union College on Saturday.
Kenneth Kaufman and Ryan Colon each drove in two runs for the Mules of Waterville while John LaMantia finished with three hits. Richard Newton posted an RBI double and a triple.
Ben Price had two hits and three RBIs to pace Union.
Union (0-1) 511 010 000 — 8 11 1
Colby (1-0) 203 112 10x — 10 13 3
Kemp, McKelliga (6), Rogers (7) and Price; Moore, Chandel (8), Hartigan (9) and Schroeder
Southern Maine wins one of three
At Chandler, Ariz., Matt Wassel tripled, singled and drove in three runs Saturday to help spark Mid-dlebury by the University of Southern Maine of Gorham.
The Huskies split with Williams on Sunday, winning 8-2 and losing the nightcap 11-10.
On Saturday, Anthony Pisani hit three singles and knocked in two runs for the Huskies. John Carey and Christian Hamilton each doubled and singled while Joe Curran singled twice with an RBI.
In Sunday’s opener, Josh Mackey hit a triple, two singles and knocked in two runs to lead USM. Tucker White tripled and doubled with two RBIs, Anthony Pisani registered three singles and Collin Henry hit a two-run double.
Al Mathews had three hits and an RBI to pace Williams.
In the second game, Williams rallied for six runs in the seventh inning.
Matt Foye hit a three-run triple late in the game for the Huskies. Carey hit a double and two singles. White posted two doubles and two RBIs while Pisani doubled, singled and knocked in two runs.
(Saturday’s Game)
Southern Maine (5-2) 003 000 102 — 6 13 1
Middlebury (1-0) 021 303 10x — 10 13 2
Curran, Hahn (5), deBethune (7), Nutter (8) and Berthiaume; Angstman, Popkowski (6), Joseph (9) and Roeder
(Sunday’s First Game)
Southern Maine 100 330 1 — 8 12 1
Williams 200 000 0 — 2 7 0
Schmidt and Berthiaume; Marino, Grossman (4) and Brown
(Sunday’s Second Game)
Williams (1-1) 201 200 6 —
11 14 0
Southern Maine (6-3) 020 104 3 — 10 13 4
Nadel, Berdoff (5), Oleson (7), Marcet (7) and Brown; Eaton, Hahn (4), Ives (7) and Berthiaume, Marks (7)
Bates, Mary Washington split
At Fredericksburg, Va., Kevin McGregor’s RBI single in the fifth inning provided the eventual win-ning run for Bates College of Lewiston in a 7-5 Game 1 victory in Sunday’s doubleheader against Mary Washington. The hosts won the second game 14-2.
In Sunday’s opener, Ryan Heide spaced 11 hits while going the distance. Noah Lynd doubled and singled with an RBI, Jacob Simon singled twice and McGregor added another single for Bates.
Seth Jordan doubled and singled for Mary Washington.
In Game 2, the Eagles collected 11 hits to support the pitching of Torey Mancari. Seamus Bergen doubled and drove in three runs for the winners.
Bates was paced by Tom Beaton, who singled twice and had two RBIs.
(Sunday’s First Game)
Bates 020 310 1 — 7 12 1
Mary Washington 032 000 0 — 5 11 0
Heide and Simon; Abramson, Hendrix (4), Corbin (5) and Howell
(Sundays Second Game)
Bates (6-3) 000 020 0 — 2 7 2
Mary Washington (9-5) 003 425 x — 14 11 2
Spinosa, McGregor (4), Antonellis (4), Gatzogiannis (5), Murphy (6), Linscott (7) and Webb
Husson splits two doubleheaders
At East Providence, R.I, Tom Crews knocked in seven runs in Saturday’s opener, helping the Eagles win 17-6 and split against the Wildcats, who took the second game 10-9.
At Bridgewater, Mass., on Sunday, Kyle Vanidestine’s two-run double capped a four-run fourth inning that lifted Husson of Bangor to a 6-5 victory over the Bears in the second game of Sunday’s doubleheader.
Bridgewater State took the opener 3-1.
In Game 1 Saturday, Crews smacked a three-run home run during a nine-run second inning to pace Husson University of Bangor. Crews posted an RBI single in the fourth, a run-scoring triple in the eighth and a two-run single in the ninth.
Shawn Smith doubled and singled with two RBIs and Art Maguire singled twice for Husson behind winner Nate Adams, who allowed four runs in seven innings.
Matt Yaeger singled four times for Johnson & Wales.
In Game 2 Saturday, the Wildcats scored three runs in the sixth and seventh innings to overcome an 8-4 deficit.
Jon Melendez homered, doubled and singled to lead the hosts behind relief winner Chris DePalma, who allowed two runs in 3¤ innings.
Jake Arthers tripled and singled with two RBIs for Husson. Chase Daniels added two singles.
In Sunday’s second game, Husson’s fifth inning was the difference. Jason Smith had an RBI single during the rally.
Cody Haverly-Johndro stroked three singles, Jake Arthers singled twice and Smith added another single. Kyle Leeman went 6¤ innings to earn the win.
Tom Couet doubled and singled with an RBI to lead Bridgewater State.
In Sunday’s opener, reliever Jeff Puopolo struck out Matt Archetti with the bases loaded in the sev-enth to preserve the win.
Jim Balboni scattered six hits and one run in 6ª innings for the Bears, who got two singles and two RBIs from Mark Claffey.
Ethan Guerette singled twice to set the tone for the Eagles behind loser Ryan Arsenault.
(Saturday’s First Game)
Husson 090 100 034 — 17 15 3
Johnson & Wales 300 001 020 — 6 14 5
Adams, Sullivan (8), Doherty (9) and Rennick; Sommerhalter, Wood (6A), Dickstein (9), Tousaint (9) and Coppola, Newell (9)
(Saturday’s Second Game)
Husson (6-7) 401 110 101 — 9 9 2
John. & Wales (1-12) 101 020 33x — 10 13 7
Morris, Beatham (8) and Briand-Evans; Yaeger, DePalma (6), Melendez (9) and Newell
(Sunday’s First Game)
Husson 000 000 1 — 1 6 0
Bridgewater State 100 200 x — 3 9 2
Arsenault and Rennick; Balboni, Pompolo (7) and Dennis
(Sunday’s Second Game)
Husson (7-8) 020 040 0 — 6 11 2
Bridgewater State (6-4) 010 031 0 — 5 10 2
Leeman, Bart (7) and Rennick; Blaisdell, Warner (5), Guillotte (6) and Costa
Wentworth Tech 17, UMF 3
At Wenham, Mass., Pete Oggeri hit a pair of two-run home runs Saturday to power Wentworth Insti-tute of Technology to victory over the University of Maine-Farmington.
Justin Bolla singled four times to support winning pitcher Mo Gardiner, who allowed three hits and two runs in seven innings.
Russ Schmelzer singled twice to lead the Beavers. Matt Levine had two RBIs.
UM-Farmington (0-2) 000 101 010 — 3 3 3
Wentworth (5-3) 007 514 00x — 17 18 1
SOFTBALL
Maine Maritime sweeps UMPI
At Orono, Mallery Stanley of Standish had a triple, two doubles, a single and seven RBIs Saturday to power Maine Maritime Academy of Castine to a doubleheader sweep of the University of Maine-Presque Isle, 14-3 and 9-1, at the University of Maine’s Mahaney Dome.
The sweep gives the MMA Mariners their first 5-0 start in program history.
In the first game, Casey McCloskey of Howland had three singles and two RBIs for the Mariners and Hannah Seamans had a double and a single. Kayla Higgins of Sullivan hit a three-run home run in the fifth.
Lainey Herring and Brittany Humphrey each had a double and a single to lead the Owls. Herring also had two RBIs.
In the second game, freshman McCloskey pitched a one-hitter for the Mariners while notching six strikeouts and getting two hits and an RBI. Sabrina Keach led the offense with a home run, two singles, and two RBIs.
Herring had the only hit, a single, for the Owls.
(First Game)
Maine Maritime 022 55 — 14 12 3
UM-Presque Isle 101 01 — 3 7 10
Burke and Jackson; Russell and Humphrey
(Second Game)
Maine Maritime (5-0) 122 22 — 9 12 2
UM-Presque Isle (0-2) 000 10 — 1 1 1
McCloskey and Higgins; Herring and Smith
UMaine salvages one of three
At Smithfield, R.I., Alexis Souhlaris and Cayleigh Montano combined on a two-hitter as the Black Bears won the second game of Sunday’s doubleheader with host Bryant University 6-0.
Bryant won the opener 5-4.
On Saturday, Boston College beat the Black Bears 5-2.
In Saturday’s game, UMaine had 10 hits but scratched out only two runs.
The Eagles took the lead for good in the fifth inning on Delagrammaticas’ two-run single off Bears re-liever Christine McGivney. Delagrammaticas added two more singles for Boston College, which added two insurance runs in the sixth.
Maria Pandolfo singled twice with an RBI behind relief winner Taylor Peyton.
Kali Burnham singled twice and knocked in two runs to lead UMaine. Alexis Souhlaris and Whitney Spangler also had two singles each.
In Sunday’s finale, Souhlaris worked five innings of two-hit ball with six strikeouts and Montana pitched two scoreless innings of relief.
UMaine s
cored three runs in the first inning and led 6-0 after three. Terren Hall paced the Bears with two doubles, a single and two RBIs, while Spangler singled three times with two RBIs.
Kristen Calvetti and Jenny MacDowell each added two singles.
Kimberly Leonard singled twice for Bryant.
In Sunday’s opener, Talia Zizza’s leadoff home run in the fifth gave the Bulldogs the eventual game-winning run.
MacDowell sparked UMaine with a double, two singles and an RBI. Spangler singled three times and Calvetti singled twice behind relief loser Beth Spoehr.
Laura Bowen hit a two-run homer and a single for Bryant.
The Bears did not commit an error in Sunday’s twinbill.
(Saturday’s Game)
Maine 000 101 0 — 2 10 2
Boston College (9-10) 010 022 x — 5 9 1
Kelley, McGivney (5) and Spangler; Gage, Peyton (5), D’Argento (6) and Wilkins
(Sunday’s First Game)
Maine 020 020 0 — 4 10 0
Bryant 300 110 x — 5 8 2
McLain, Spoehr (1) and MacDowell; Houseal, Jacob (1), Cocco (6) and Coon
(Sunday’s Second Game)
Maine (11-19) 321 000 0 — 6 13 0
Bryant (3-14) 000 000 0 — 0 2 3
Souhlaris, Montano (6) and George; Hart, Cocco (2), Houseal (6) and Coon
Thomas sweeps Mass. Maritime
At Buzzards Bay, Mass., Sunday, Thomas College outhit Massachusetts Maritime Academy 23-8 and swept a Sunday doubleheader 14-0 and 17-4.
In the first game, Anika Powers of Stonington had two singles and four RBIs to help pace the Terri-ers of Waterville. Mallorie Blakney of Fairfield and Kaymala Eells each had two singles while freshman Kelsey Crowe pitched a two-hitter with 10 strikeouts.
Meghan Thibeault and Stephanie Saulenas singled for the Buccaneers’ only hits.
In the second game, Kriegel had three hits while Sarah Estes of Brewer had two singles and two RBIs. Blakney, Samantha Moore of Etna and freshman Alexandra Kennedy of Readfield each had two singles.
For the Bucs, Holly McLaughlin had two singles and two RBIs.
(First Game)
Thomas 161 06 — 14 9 1
Mass. Maritime 000 00 — 0 2 2
Crowe and Moore; Beaulieu and Johnson
(Second Game)
Thomas (4-5) 445 31 — 17 14 4
Mass. Maritime(2-2) 300 01 — 4 6 3
Pavento and Moore; Beaulieu and Johnson
Bates splits
At Clermont, Fla., Bates College split a pair of games Saturday, losing to Eastern Connecticut State 5-0 in the first game and evening out the day with a 6-3 win over Middlebury College (0-1) in the afternoon.
In the first game, Molly Rathbun pitched a three-hitter with 12 strikeouts to lead Eastern Connecti-cut (1-0) to the win.
Courtney Talcott hit a pair of singles to pace the 2-4 Bobcats.
In the second game, Leah Maciejewski hit a two-run single to help propel Bates to the win. Lauren Dobish, Karen Ullmann, Mary Lewis and Talcott each posted an RBI single.
MIT 11, Southern Maine 10
At Clermont, Fla., Trinity Leonard hit two triples, a double and a single with four RBIs Sunday to propel the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by the University of Southern Maine of Gorham.
The Engineers erupted with seven runs in the third inning en route to the win.
Melissa Caiazzo tripled, doubled, singled and drove in a run for Southern Maine. Lauren DiCecco tal-lied a double, two singles and an RBI. Jess Hayden and Sarah Cusack each added a double and an RBI.
MIT (1-1) 207 002 0 — 11 15 5
Southern Maine (0-3) 120 061 0 — 10 10 2
Perdomo, Jacobs (4) and Hayden, Anderson (6); Iacobucci, Kercher (5), Iacobucci (5) and Creedon
MEN’S LACROSSE
Husson 20, Rivier 1
At Bangor, Ben Landry netted four goals and had four assists Saturday as Husson University cruised past Rivier College.
Mitch Heaps and Anthony Diaz tallied three goals each for the 1-4 Eagles. Derrick Schlimm had two goals and two assists. Nick Brown, Ethan Menard, Dillon Shaw, Sam Smith, Chris Smedberg, Calvin Dyke and Matt Tabler each added a goal.
Tyler Quinn, Alex Behzad and John Hooper combined to make two saves on four shots.
Patric Bruenn scored late in the game for 0-2 Rivier. Matt Besaw stopped 29 of 84 shots.
Southern Maine 16, Maine Maritime 10
At Castine, Tim Bryant and Kayle Hamilton scored four goals apiece Saturday to spark the University of Southern Maine of Gorham by Maine Maritime Academy.
Mark White posted three goals and two assists for the 1-2 Huskies while Matt Norton chipped in with two goals. Jacob Groom and Kyle Dussault combined for 20 saves.
Chris Keiley netted four goals to pace the 0-1 Mariners. Andrew DiSalvo tallied three goals and three assists. Richard McKee scored two goals while Wade Mondoux added one. Kevin Boucher and Erik Mil-les combined to make 26 saves.
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
Husson 18, Becker 4
At Leicester, Mass., Alex Huffman registered five goals Sunday as Husson University of Bangor rolled past Becker College.
Shelby Bradford collected four goals and three assists for the 1-0 Eagles. Caitlyn Butterfield and Kim Gambon scored three goals each while Alex Laniewski, Jami Ladd and Caitlyn Ramsey each scored one. Nikki Burns and Kristen Capen combined for 15 saves on 22 shots.
Lindsay Peluso made 21 saves on 39 shots for 1-1 Becker.
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BATTER UP
LITTLE LEAGUE
Bangor West
Registrations for Bangor West Little League and Farm League will be held at James F. Doughty School on the following dates: March 23 and March 24 from 6-8 p.m., April 6 and April 7 from 6-8 p.m. Registration fee will be $50 and checks should be made payable to Bangor West Little League. A copy of a birth certificate must also be provided. For more information, visit bangorwestll.com.
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GOLF
HOLE-IN-ONE
Jeff Manter
HERMON — Jeff Manter of Hermon shot a hole-in-one at Hermon Meadow Golf Club on Saturday. He made the shot on the 160-yard 12th hole using a 5-wood. It was witnessed by Joe Rollins Jr. and Mark Davenport.
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SNOWMOBILE RACING
LOCAL
At Moosehead Lake, Greenville
Victory Motorsports Maine 100
3.2 miles
Race 1 (five laps) — Expert 85 improved: Scott Lewis 21:22.4; Sport 600 improved: Michael Mayo Smith 21:46.7, Mike Brown 21:52.9, Isaiah Gray 22:03.8, Matt Wooldridge 22:07.1, Eric Mitchell 22:33.7; Vet: Erik Frigon 20:39.5, Lyle Turtlott 20:44.4, John Caputo 21:00.3
Race 2 (five laps) — Dave’s Automotive/K100 Pro open: D.J. Ekre 19:02.9, Chad Jones 20:04.3, Josh Gessinger 20:49.0, Kenny Murphy 21:21.7; Masters: Lyle Turtlott 21:13.7, Mark Gilbert 21:33.6, Kip Dirazonian 21:48.8, Joel Santy 21.49.8, Jimmy George 21.55.9; Semipro improved: Mark Gilbert 21:33.6, Raymond Petrin 22:46.5; Trail: Nick St. Amand 22:19.0, Timothy Kudla 23:00.4, Kyle Clark 28:08.6
Race 3 (four laps) — Expert 85: Scott Lewis 17:45.1; Junior 10-13: Adam Mach 18:26.4, Reid Lanpher 18:39.9, Ryan Petrin 18:45.7; Sport 85 men’s: Brian Hennel 17:32.6, Timothy Kudla 18:05.3; women’s: K.C. Anderson 18:16.3, Holly Woolridge 19:01.2
Race 4 (five laps) — Indian Hill Trading Post Sport 600: J
ohn Neuts 21:46.6, Joe Rainville 22:16.7, Michael Mayo Smith 22:24.1, Billy Lett 22:28.2, Christian Diamond 22:32.1; Maine State Championship: Mike Brown 22:32.9, Thomas Farley 22:41.3, Isaiah Gray 22:25.7, Holly Woolridge 25:25.7, Roger Paradise 26:53.5
Race 5 (12 laps) — Pro 600: D.J. Ekre 45:40.9, Chad Jones 47:55.7, Josh Gessinger 48:18.3, John Caputo 49:00.0, Kenny Murphy 49:18.4; Semipro 600: Ryan Scipture 48:56.3, Erik Frigon 49:29.6
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WRESTLING
MIDDLE SCHOOL
At Caribou, Saturday
Aroostook League Championship
Caribou 228, Union 122 184, Fort Kent 120, Presque Isle 115
Championship Round
69 lbs.: Danny Theriault (122) dec. Noah Cousins (Car) 14-4; 75: Craig Vrieze (Car) pinned Devin Martin (Car) 0:42; 81: Zachary Wright (Car) dec. Tsion MacLeod (122) 14-4; 87: Joey Bourgoine (Car) pinned Josh Pelletier (FK) 0:52; 93: Glen Peterson (122) dec. Tre Caudill (Car) 8-2; 98: Greg Martin (Car) pinned Holden Bernier (FK) 0:32; 103: Mike Donovan (PI) pinned Jacob Burby (Car) 1:54; 108: Robert Caudill (Car) dec. Matt Tillet (PI) 12-1; 112: Axios Gerakaris (Car) dec. Caleb Jandreau (FK) 9-7; 115: Tyler Ayotte (PI) dec. Dylan Theriault (122) 9-5; 119: Alex Losieniecki (122) pinned Jordan Hodgkin 1:43; 123: Mitch Pelletier (FK) by forfeit; 127: Justin Ouellette (Car) pinned Ryan Kelly (PI) 0:27; 130: Jacob Pelletier (FK) pinned An-dormida Grondin (Car) 0:50; 135: Jacob Bither (122) pinned Kaleb Donovan (PI) 1:42; 140: Kole Walker (FK) pinned Jordan Bevins (Car) 0:30; 145: Derik Michaud (122) pinned Justin Hodgkin (FK) 0:57; 152: Dustin Demerchant (Car) pinned Kylie Haines (122) 1:16; 160: Matt Manter (122) dec. Colton Conley (Car) 11-0; 171: Tim Shaw (122) pinned Krsna Johnson (122) 0:30; 189: Shane Landeen (122) pinned Ricky Sheldon (Car) 2:52; 210: Jared Keaton (Car) pinned James Wilson (122) 0:57; 230: Jamey Lessard (PI) pinned Brady Anderson (122) 1:45
Consolation Round
81: Kris Theriault (FK) def. Kyle Soetart-Beaulier (Car) by default; 87: Trey Taylor (Car) dec. Austin Cross (122) 14-4; 93: Joey Guimond (FK) pinned Mike Baron (FK) 1:22; 98: Jon Emmert (Car) pinned Kevin Blood (PI) 1:17; 103: Corey Michaud (Car) pinned Clint Adler (PI) 1:21; 108: David Cyr (PI) pinned Austin Brown (Car) 1:23; 112: Lewis Amero (PI) pinned Sam Grey (PI) 0:48; 119: Taylor Miller (Car) pinned Andrew Lessard (PI) 0:26; 127: Trevor Theriault (FK) by forfeit; 135: Lucas Kinney (Car) by forfeit; 140: Daniel Rioux (FK) pinned Brandon Whitmore (122) 0:55; 145: Andrew Geer (Car) by forfeit; 160: Keegan Lowe (PI) pinned Brea Johndreau (FK) 0:56; 171: Tristen Woodworth (PI) by forfeit; 230: Daniel Powers (Car) by forfeit
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YOUTH HOCKEY
PEEWEES
New England Tier II Sectional Tournament
At Alfond Arena, Orono
Friday
Maine Freeze 4, New Hampshire 0
Saturday
Rhode Island 2, Maine Freeze 1
Maine Freeze 3, Vermont 3
Sunday
Semifinals
Connecticut 2, Maine Freeze 1 (OT)
Championship
Connecticut 3, Massachusetts 1
Midcoast Tournament
Bangor Red 3, Midcoast 0
Bangor goals: Alex Marsh, Aiden McIver, Lauren Nightingale
Gardiner 5, Bangor Red 4
Gardiner goals: Tristan Herbert 3, Dakota Benson, Jacob Folsom; Bangor: Alex Marsh 4
Bangor Red 6, Casco Flyers 1
Bangor goals: Alex Marsh 3, Brady Vanidestine, David Carmack, Aiden McIver; Casco: Tim Corsello