HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
Calais 10, Washington Acad. 7
Central Aroostook 12, Hodgdon 0 (5 inns.)
Narraguagus 8, Sumner 5
SOFTBALL
Calais 9, Washington Acad. 4
Central Aroostook 15, Hodgdon 14 (8 inns.)
Sumner 19, Narraguagus 2
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Bowdoin 7, Colby 5
Southern Vermont 16, UM-Presque Isle 9
Saturday’s Postponements
Lyndon State at UM-Farmington (2), no date
Norwich at St. Joseph’s (2), April 24, 1 p.m.
SOFTBALL
Bowdoin 5, Colby 4 (10 inns.)
Friday’s Postponements
St. Joseph’s at Rivier (2), no date
Saturday’s Postponements
Emerson at St. Joseph’s (2), no date
Johnson State at UM-Farmington (2), 1 p.m., April 24
Sunday’s Postponements
Lyndon State at UM-Farmington (2), noon, April 25
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
St. Joseph’s 19, Rivier 8
*****
HIGH SCHOOL
Baseball
Cen. Aroostook 12, Hodgdon 0
At Mars Hill, Logan McLaughlin tossed a two-hitter, striking out 12 and walking none, to lead the Panthers past the Hawks in a game shortened to five innings.
Garrett Stiles hit a two-run homer to highlight a five-run third inning by Central Aroostook, and Kyle Murray and Mitch Folsom posted two singles and an RBI each. Dan Brewer doubled.
For Hodgdon, Ryan Wellington hit a double and Josh Hudson singled.
Hodgdon (0-1) 000 00 — 0 2 4
Central Aroostook (1-0) 115 5x — 12 8 0
Brombusz, Wellington (4) and Wallace; McLaughlin and Folsom
Narraguagus 8, Sumner 5
At Harrington, Gavin Endre’s RBI single in the bottom of the sixth inning snapped a 5-5 tie and sent the Knights to victory over the Tigers.
Kam Jordan smacked a two-run home run and a double and pitched five innings of three-hit ball with nine strikeouts and seven walks for Washington Academy. Nate Dublin doubled and earned the win with two innings of one-hit shutout relief.
Mike Crowley paced Sumner of East Sullivan with three singles. Dylan Harmon hit a two-run double in the fifth that tied the game 5-5.
Sumner (0-1) 200 030 0 — 5 4 5
Narraguagus (1-0) 221 003 x — 8 5 3
Crowley, Dyer (4) and Simmons, Crowley (4); Jordan, N. Dublin (6) and C. Dublin
****
SOFTBALL
Calais 9, Washington Acad. 4
At East Machias, Nicole Osborne stroked a double and two singles to spark the defending Class C state champion Blue Devils to a season-opening victory over the Raiders.
Shannon Brown singled twice for Calais, which scored five times in the seventh inning. Ra-chel Cundiff pitched a two-hitter with eight strikeouts and five walks.
Bre Nicely tripled and Andi Flannery doubled to pace Washington Academy. Starting pitcher Christina Ramsdell allowed four runs and struck out six in five innings.
Calais (1-0) 011 020 5 — 9 8 0
Washington Acad. (0-1) 100 300 0 — 4 2 3
Cundiff and Brown; Ramsdell, Davis (6) and Nicely
Sumner 19, Narraguagus 2
At Harrington, Sarah Leighton singled four times and drove in four runs in leading Sumner of East Sullivan past Narraguagus.
Morgan Whitten singled twice and had three RBIs for the Tigers. Clarissa West had three singles and two doubles and Ashley Pennartz had three singles, a double and recorded seven strikeouts.
Brittany Burke led the Knights with a double and two singles. Rachelle Carver hit two sin-gles.
Sumner (1-0) 341 040 7 — 19 15 1
Narraguagus (0-1) 010 100 0 — 2 6 5
Pennartz, Lockhart (7) and Leighton; K. Collora, Dow (6) and L. Collora
Cen. Aroostook 15, Hodgdon 14
At Mars Hill, Kristen Long drove in freshman Michaela King from second base on a single in the bottom of the eighth inning to lead Central Aroostook past Hodgdon.
Long had three singles, a double and five RBIs for the Panthers. King added a triple, single and three RBIs. Paige Garrison singled twice and drove in two runs and Brianna Harding had a single and two RBIs.
Mya Gardiner hit three doubles and knocked in seven runs to pace Hodgdon. Anna Hase added two singles and four RBIs.
Hodgdon (0-1) 200 601 50 — 14 10 3
Cen. Aroostook (1-0) 200 570 01 — 15 11 6
Wallace and Levesque; Mosher, Long (6), Mosher (7) and King
*****
ALL-STARS
COLLEGE
Little East Conference
University of Southern Maine
Women’s Indoor Track and Field
Field athlete of the year: Bethany Dumas; rookie field athlete of the year: Christina Massey; coach of the year: George Towle; team sportsmanship award: Southern Maine
Men’s Indoor Track and Field
Track athlete of the year: Justin Richardson; rookie track athlete of the year: Parker Chipman; rookie field athlete of the year: Anthony Stanton; coach of the year: Scott Hutchinson; team sportsmanship award: Southern Maine
*****
GYMNASTICS
YOUTH
At Bangor YMCA
Participating: Bangor YMCA, Old Town-Orono YMCA, Central Lincoln County YMCA, Oxford Hills YMCA
All-Around Scores
Level 4
6-7: Sara Craft (OTO) 33.05, Camden Lavoie (Bang) 32.25, Cassandra Knowles (Bang) 32.20, Molly Hepler (Bang) 31.75, Audrey Seymour (Bang) 30.55, Emily Kelsey (CLC) 29.75; 8: Kaitlyn Fogg (OH) 36.55, MacAllister Moss (CLC) 36.50, Emma Downing (CLC) 36.45, Emma Hall (CLC) 36.65, Kylie Lavoie (Bang) 35.15, Sarah Danby (Bang) 32.30; 9: Madeline Brookings (Bang) 36.40, Caroline Reed (Bang) 35.20, Grace Henry (OTO) 35.10, Katherine Collomb (CLC) 34.60, Jordan Bagley (OTO) 34.40, Bailey Whitney (OH) 34.20; 9 (second group): Jacey Harrison (OTO) 35.80, Kaitlyn Dunham (OTO) 35.25, Rebecca Elwood (OTO) 34.65, Jessica Bickford (OH) 34.60, Alison York (CLC) 34.60, Madison Letourneau (OH) 33.60; 10: Lilyan Cohen (Bang) 35.00, Samantha McNaughton (Bang) 33.50, Kyleigh Rose (OH) 33.35, Kaitlyn Kuwik (Bang) 33.10, Nicole Petersen (Bang) 33.00, Haley Rinfret (Bang) 32.30; 11-12: Whitney Dow (CLC) 35.15, Kylie Farnham (CLC) 34.45, Aryona Christiansen (OH) 34.40, Logan Leonard (Bang) 33.75, Emily Cormier (OH) 32.75, Hateya Levesque (OH) 32.50
Level 5
8-9: Emily Baker (OTO) 34.40, Taylor Williams (OTO) 34.20, Oliviah Damboise (OTO) 33.75, Lindsey Defroscia (Bang) 33.40, Rebecca Baker (OTO) 33.30, Emma Hargreaves (OTO) 32.65; 10: Jordan Merchant (OTO) 34.65, Kassidy Harriman (OTO) 33.85, Sara Hunt (Bang) 32.95, Alyson Jones (OTO) 32.60, Marta Denny (CLC) 32.25, Kristin Colford (Bang) 32.20; 11: Catherine Roy (CLC) 34.40, Maia Michaud (OTO) 33.70, Julianne Wheeler (OTO) 31.70, Tori Tuzzolino (Bang) 31.20, Ellie Babbidge (Bang) 31.15; 12 and up: Rosie Brownell (OTO) 34.95, Emma Burgason (OTO) 33.25, Kayla McLeish (Bang) 32.95, Erica Ogden (OTO) 32.50, Roxie Withers (OTO) 32.15, Sydney Waller (OTO) 31.15
Level 6
8-10: Ella Stone (Bang) 33.95, Elise McKay (Bang) 33.10, Jenna Voteur (Bang) 32.80, Emma Tomilson (OTO) 31.05; 11 and up: Lauren Tibbits (OTO) 35.40, Tia Jackson (OTO) 33.85, Simone Withers (OTO) 32.50, Kyra Landry (OTO) 32.25, Rihan Smallwood (Bang) 31.00
Level 7
10-12: Emily Hussey (OTO) 34.10, Olivia Wallace (OTO) 33.70, Baylee LaBree (OTO) 31.85, Hannah Miller (Bang) 31.50; 13 and up: Sedona Cottrell (Bang) 31.50, Erica Jipson (OTO) 31.40, Allison Wilson (Bang) 31.10
Level 8
13-14: Abby Reynolds (Bang) 33.00; 16-17: Ashley Cyr (Bang) 32.00
Level 9
14 and up: Courtney Lizotte (OTO) 30.40, Amy Haskell (OTO) 29.65
Prep Op
Sharlene Maynard (OTO) 31.70; 14-17: Kristen Cavanaugh (CLC) 32.75, Kiley Bickford (CLC) 32.60, Jina Libby (Bang) 30.50
*****
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Southern Vermont 16, UMPI 9
At Bennington, Vt., Pat Warrington had a triple, double and single with five RBIs and three runs scored in leading Southern Vermont College past the University of Maine at Presque Isle.
Eric Wells had a double and two singles with four RBIs for Southern Vermont. Dillon Desid-erato tripled, singled and scored three runs.
Tyler Delaney led the Owls with two triples, a single and two runs scored. Brian Andrews had three singles and two runs. Corey Fournier singled twice and scored three runs and Stephen Thorne and Corey Harding both drove in two runs.
UMPI (2-22) 133 110 000 — 9 12 3
So. Vermont (9-11) 008 001 52x — 16 22 4
Carter, Hill (3), Dorr (8) and Cosenze, Conroy (6); Ginter, Warner (8), Wells (9) and Briggs
Bowdoin 7, Colby 5
At Waterville, Bowdoin College of Brunswick scored four unanswered runs in defeating Colby College.
In the seventh, Brett Gorman homered to tie it at 5-5 and Dan Hicks had an RBI single to give Bowdoin the lead. Reid Auger had a sacrifice fly in the second.
Nick Ruocco hit a two-run single in the second inning for Colby. Brendan Gallagher added a two-run triple in the third and Nikolas Atsalis had an RBI single.
Bowdoin (20-5) 111 100 210 — 7 5 1
Colby (9-10) 023 000 000 — 5 7 2
Welch, Butland (6) and Auger; Morrill, Hesslein (7), Hartigan (8) and Ruocco, Schroeder (8)
*****
SOFTBALL
Bowdoin 5, Colby 4
At Waterville, with Shavonne Lord placed on second, Clare Ronan hit an RBI double to lead off the top of the 10th inning to lift Bowdoin College of Brunswick over Colby College.
Lord had a double and two singles with two RBIs for Bowdoin. Ronan had two doubles. Amy Hackett hit two singles, a double and scored two runs. Lauren Coven hit an RBI double.
Alyssa Lepore led Colby with two singles. Barbara Santos singled twice with an RBI.
Bowdoin (21-9) 003 100 000 1 — 5 12 1
Colby (6-14) 100 100 200 0 — 4 7 1
Jacobs, Wells (7) and Ronan; Tasi, Becker (5) and Fort