RESULTS
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
Saturday’s Results
Lawrence 11, Skowhegan 0
MCI 5, Nokomis 2
Southern Aroostook 7, Hodgdon 0
Washington Acad. 8, Lee 5
SOFTBALL
Saturday’s Results
Old Town 7-11, Presque Isle 1-4
Skowhegan 12, Lawrence 0
Washington Acad. 9, Lee 3
PREP
GIRLS LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Hebron 17, Kents Hill 11
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Saturday’s Results
Bates 7-7, Colby 3-2
Castleton State 9-3, Husson 2-6
Maine 14-4, Hartford 7-1
Southern Maine 10-6, Plymouth State 0-5
St. Joseph’s 10-11, Norwich 6-2
Tufts 7-4, Bowdoin 5-12
UM-Presque Isle 10-8, SUNY Canton 7-4
Sunday’s Results
Husson 3-1, Castleton State 2-3
Maine 4, Hartford 3
Southern Maine 22, UMass Boston 15
St. Joseph’s 4-6, Colby 2-4
Thomas 8-6, Johnson State 5-0
UM-Presque Isle 9-7, SUNY Canton 8-6
SOFTBALL
Saturday’s Results
Colby 5-6, Bates 0-0
Eastern Conn. 8-6, So. Maine 3-5
Husson 8, Thomas 5
Maine 3-1, UMBC 2-4
SUNY Canton 5-10, UM-Presque Isle 2-1
Thomas 11-16, Lyndon State 2-4
U-New England 8-0, Curry 4-4
UM-Farmington 6-13, Johnson State 5-5
GNAC Tournament
St. Joseph’s 11, Simmons 3
Sunday’s Results
Maine 8, UMBC 7
SUNY Canton 12-13, UM-Presque Isle 1-2
UM-Farmington 10-14, Lyndon State 1-6
UM-Farmington 5-3, Maine Maritime 4-5
GNAC Championship
Elimination Game
Emerson 5, St. Joseph’s 4
Championship Game
Rivier 1, Emerson 0 (8 inns.)
MEN’S LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Castleton State 16, St. Joseph’s 7
Colby 12, Connecticut College 9
Johnson State 13, Thomas 3
Mount Ida 16, Maine Maritime 6
Salem State 10, Southern Maine 7
Trinity 9, Bates 5
U-New England 11, Nichols 1
Sunday’s Results
Mount Ida 17, Husson 3
St. Joseph’s 8, Lyndon State 7
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Colby 19, Connecticut College 11
Eastern Conn. 17, Southern Maine 16
Trinity 10, Bates 5
NAC Semifinals
Husson 22, Thomas 4
UM-Farmington 12, Green Mountain 11
Sunday’s Results
So. Maine 13, UMass Dartmouth 9
NAC Championship
Husson 15, UM-Farmington 6
MEN’S TENNIS
Saturday’s Results
Colby 5, Connecticut College 4
Western Conn. 6, So. Maine 3
Sunday’s Results
Bates 8, Wesleyan 1
WOMEN’S TENNIS
Saturday’s Results
Colby 6, Connecticut College 3
Sunday’s Results
Bates 5, Wesleyan 4
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MONDAY’S GAMES
HIGH SCHOOL
Baseball
Bangor at Lawrence, 4 p.m.
Belfast at Medomak, 4:15 p.m.
Brunswick at Lewiston, 4 p.m.
Calais at Machias, 4 p.m.
Cony at Mount Ararat, 4 p.m.
Deer Isle-Stonington at Bangor Christian, 4:30 p.m.
Edward Little at Oxford Hills, 4 p.m.
Erskine at Messalonskee, 4 p.m.
Fort Fairfield at Katahdin, 3:30 p.m.
Foxcroft at Orono, 4:30 p.m.
Gardiner at Mount View, 4:15 p.m.
Hampden at Skowhegan, 4 p.m.
Houlton at Penobscot Valley, 4 p.m.
John Bapst at MDI, 4:30 p.m.
Leavitt at Camden Hills, 4:15 p.m.
Lincoln Acad. at Winslow, 4:15 p.m.
MCI at Maranacook, 4:15 p.m.
Mt. Blue at Brewer, 4 p.m.
Narraguagus at Jonesport-Beals, 4 p.m.
Penquis at Schenck, 4:30 p.m.
Piscataquis at Lee, 4:30 p.m.
Rockland at Nokomis, 4:15 p.m.
Southern Aroostook at LCS/MSSM, 3:30 p.m.
Stearns at George Stevens, 4:30 p.m.
Sumner at Central, 4:30 p.m.
Waterville at Oak Hill, 4:15 p.m.
Woodland at Washington Acad., 4 p.m.
Softball
Bangor at Lawrence, 4 p.m.
Belfast at Medomak, 4:15 p.m.
Brunswick at Lewiston, 4 p.m.
Calais at Machias, 4 p.m.
Cony at Mount Ararat, 4 p.m.
Deer Isle-Stonington at Bangor Christian, 4:30 p.m.
Edward Little at Oxford Hills, 4 p.m.
Erskine at Messalonskee, 4 p.m.
Fort Fairfield at Katahdin, 3:30 p.m.
Foxcroft at Orono, 4:30 p.m.
Gardiner at Mount View, 4:15 p.m.
Hampden at Skowhegan, 4 p.m.
Houlton at Penobscot Valley, 4 p.m.
John Bapst at MDI, 4:30 p.m.
Leavitt at Camden Hills, 4:15 p.m.
Lincoln Acad. at Winslow, 4:15 p.m.
MCI at Maranacook, 4:15 p.m.
Mt. Blue at Brewer, 4 p.m.
Narraguagus at Jonesport-Beals, 4 p.m.
Penquis at Schenck, 4:30 p.m.
Piscataquis at Lee, 4:15 p.m.
Rockland at Nokomis, 4:15 p.m.
Southern Aroostook at LCS/MSSM, 3:30 p.m.
Stearns at George Stevens, 4:30 p.m.
Sumner at Central, 4:30 p.m.
Waterville at Oak Hill, 4:15 p.m.
Woodland at Washington Acad., 4 p.m.
Boys Tennis
Brunswick at Lewiston, 4 p.m.
Camden Hills at Rockland, 4 p.m.
Cony at Bangor, 4 p.m.
Edward Little at Erskine, 4 p.m.
Mattanawcook at Ellsworth, 4 p.m.
MCI at Belfast, 4 p.m.
Medomak at Lincoln Acad., 4 p.m.
Mount Ararat at Mt. Blue, 3:30 p.m.
Skowhegan at Brewer, 4 p.m.
Waterville at Winslow, 4 p.m.
Girls Tennis
Bangor at Cony, 4 p.m.
Belfast at MCI, 4 p.m.
Brewer at Skowhegan, 4 p.m.
Erskine at Edward Little, 4 p.m.
Houlton at Caribou, 3:30 p.m.
Lewiston at Brunswick, 4 p.m.
Lincoln Acad. at Medomak, 4 p.m.
Mattanawcook at Ellsworth, 4 p.m.
Mount Ararat at Mt. Blue, 3:30 p.m.
Rockland at Camden Hills, 4 p.m.
Winslow at Waterville, 3:30 p.m.
Boys and Girls Tennis
Dexter at Foxcroft, 4 p.m.
George Stevens at Deer Isle-Stonington, 4 p.m.
Hampden at Messalonskee, 3:30 p.m.
Hermon at Old Town, 4 p.m.
Lee at Stearns, 4 p.m.
Penobscot Valley at Orono, 4 p.m.
Schenck at Penquis, 4 p.m.
Sumner at Washington Acad., 4 p.m.
COLLEGE
Baseball
Bates at Plymouth State, 3:30 p.m.
Men’s Lacrosse
Saint Joseph’s at Thomas, 4 p.m.
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COLLEGE
BASEBALL
UMPI sweeps SUNY Canton
Stephen Thorne scored the winning run on a sacrifice squeeze by Cody Humphrey to cap a three-run ninth and lead the University of Maine-Presque Isle to a 9-8 win over the State University of New York Canton in Sunday’s first game at Presque Isle. UMPI also won the second game 7-6.
On Saturday in Caribou, the Owls swept the Kangaroos 10-7 and 8-4.
UMPI’s Corey Harding hit a three-run home run and an RBI single in Saturday’s nightcap. James Cirell tripled and doubled with three RBIs in Sunday’s first game. Tyler Delaney hit a three-run homer in the third inning of Sunday’s nightcap.
(Saturday’s First Game)
SUNY Canton 001 011 301 — 7 7 3
UMPI-Presque Isle 222 002 01x — 10 12 2
Fallon and Darling; Towle, Delaney (8), Harding (8) and Corsenze
(Saturday’s Second Game)
SUNY Canton 020 002 0 — 4 5 3
UMPI-Presque Isle 050 300 x — 8 9 0
Harvey, Hartle (5) and Myers; Fillebrown and Conroy
(Sunday’s First Game)
SUNY Canton 010 133 000 — 8 13 3
UM-Presque Isle &n
bsp; 002 520 003 — 9 13 0
Gronowski and Myers; Thorne, Hill (6) and Conroy
(Sunday’s Second Game)
SUNY Canton (3-22-1) 200 022 0 — 6 8 0
UM-Presque Isle (6-24) 004 210 x — 7 13 0
Levy, Zelyez (6) and Darling; Harding and Consenze
Bates sweeps Colby
At Waterville, Bates College of Lewiston scored five times in the seventh inning to rally past Colby College 7-3 in Saturday’s first game. Bates also won the second game 7-2 to set a team record of 19 wins in a season.
Bates’ Gordy Webb hit a two-run single in the first game and homered in the second game.
Colby’s Brendan Gallagher homered in the second game and doubled in the first.
(First Game)
Bates 000 200 5 — 7 11 1
Colby 210 000 0 — 3 7 1
Spinosa, Alexander (1); Moore, Hartigan (7), Hesslein (7)
(Second Game)
Bates (19-8) 020 040 001 — 7 13 0
Colby (11-13) 000 010 100 — 2 7 2
Heide, Gatzogiannis (8), Antonellis (9); Sugarbaker, Collins (5)
USM sweeps Plymouth State
At Gorham, senior lefthander Collin Henry tossed a seven-inning, three-hit shutout to lead the University of Southern Maine past Plymouth State 10-0 in Saturday’s first game.
The Huskies also won the second game 6-5.
John Carey hit a three-run home run in the sixth inning of the nightcap for the Huskies.
(First Game)
Plymouth State 000 000 0 — 0 3 2
So. Maine 010 421 2 — 10 13 2
Bishop, Bryant (5) and Tammaro; Henry and Fernandes
(Second Game)
Plymouth State (5-21) 001 000 040 — 5 9 1
So. Maine (16-13) 000 004 11x — 6 11 6
Lausberg, Wilson (7) and Egan; Ives, Stanton (8), Eaton (8), Hahn (9) and Fernandes
Saint Joseph’s sweeps Norwich
At Standish, Travis Adams hit two doubles, a single and drove in three runs as Saint Joseph’s College topped Norwich University 11-2 in Saturday’s second game. The Monks also won the first game 10-6.
Ben Grant-Roy had a double, three singles and two RBIs for the Huskies in the first game. Adams added three singles and an RBI. Ian Lee drove in four runs in the second game.
(First Game)
Norwich 001 100 4 — 6 11 3
Saint Joseph’s 105 310 x — 10 18 1
Shaw, Kelly (4) and Knox; Dorr, Nanof (4), Fallon (7), Stanclift (7) and Adams, Devereax (7)
(Second Game)
Norwich (7-26) 000 011 0 — 2 6 2
Saint Joseph’s (26-10) 402 221 x — 11 18 2
Hudson, Dibastiani (4) and Knox; Murray, Dion (5), Kennedy (6), Laverriere (7) and Adams
Bowdoin, Tufts split
At Brunswick, Carter Butland didn’t allow an earned run through eight innings and recorded seven strikeouts in leading Bowdoin College to a 12-4 win over Tufts University in Saturday’s second game. Tufts took the first game 7-5.
Ben Higgins doubled, singled and drove in three runs in the second game for Bowdoin. Matt Ruane, Joe Comizio and Adam Marquit homered in Game 2.
(First Game)
Tufts 002 302 0 — 7 9 1
Bowdoin 200 030 0 — 5 8 1
Miller, Crawford (5), Bernstein (5) and Perry; Van Zant, Higgins (5), Chenelle (6), Edwards (7) and Auger
(Second Game)
Tufts (21-4) 001 000 021 — 4 11 2
Bowdoin (21-10) 022 104 03x — 12 12 3
Ryan, Cronkite (3), Dilday (6), Eisenberg (8) and Collins, Walkley; Butland, Hall (9) and Auger
Husson wins two of four
At Castleton, Vt., trailing by a run in the seventh inning, Ethan Guerette hit an RBI double to tie it at 2-2, then Cody Haverly-Johndro hit a sacrifice fly in the eighth to lead Husson University to a 3-2 win over Castleton State College in Sunday’s first game. Castleton State won the second game 3-1.
On Saturday, Castleton State won the first game 9-2 and Husson took the nightcap 6-3.
Castleton takes the top seed and will host the NEAC East tournament starting Friday. They will play No. 4 Lyndon State and No. 2 Husson will face No. 3 Thomas.
Husson’s Jake Arthers and Tim Briand-Evans each drove in three runs in Saturday’s second game.
In Sunday’s first game, Husson’s Guerette had a double, two singles and two RBIs.
(Saturday’s First Game)
Husson 000 000 2 — 2 8 2
Castleton State 200 520 x — 9 8 4
Adams, Sullivan (5) and Rennick; Cook and Mills
(Saturday’s Second Game)
Husson 031 000 2 — 6 10 0
Castleton State 001 001 1 — 3 8 2
Morris and Briand-Evans; Greene, Aker (4), McIlroy (6), Riley (7) and Pause
(Sunday’s First Game)
Husson 001 000 11 — 3 7 1
Castleton State 000 101 00 — 2 7 0
Arsenault and Rennick, Briand-Evans; Fay, Erickson (4) and Pause
(Sunday’s Second Game)
Husson (21-17) 001 000 0 — 1 5 1
Castleton State (26-12) 000 210 x — 3 4 2
Leeman and Briand-Evans, Rennick; Sisko, Cook (6) and Mills
SOFTBALL
Colby sweeps Bates
At Waterville, Colby College earned a doubleheader sweep of Bates College on Saturday, winning the first game 5-0 and the second 6-0.
In the first game, Alex Essman hit a two-run home run to spark the Mules.
Kelly McManus singled twice for the Bobcats.
In the second game, Alyssa Lepore posted two doubles, a single and two RBIs to lead Colby.
Kiely Webster hit two singles to pace Bates.
(First Game)
Bates 000 000 0 — 0 5 1
Colby 023 000 x — 5 7 0
Gattuso and Maciejewski; Tasi and Fort
(Second Game)
Bates (4-19) 000 000 0 — 0 4 2
Colby (11-16) 203 100 x — 6 10 0
Finn and Maciejewski; Becker and Santos
SUNY Canton sweeps UMPI
The State University of New York Canton outscored the University of Maine-Presque Isle 25-3 in Presque Isle on Sunday with scores of 12-1 and 13-2.
On Saturday in Caribou, the Kangaroos topped the Owls 5-2 and 10-2.
UMPI’s Emily Staples hit a two-run double in the second inning of Saturday’s first game while Nicole Russell hit a solo homer in Saturday’s nightcap. Danielle Humphrey had three doubles and an RBI in Sunday’s first game.
(Saturday’s First Game)
SUNY Canton 001 111 1 — 5 10 2
UM-Presque Isle 020 000 0 — 2 7 1
DeLuca a
nd Rivers; Russell and D. Humphrey
(Saturday’s Second Game)
SUNY Canton 303 040 0 — 10 13 1
UM-Presque Isle 000 100 0 — 1 11 3
DeLuca and Rivers; Russell and D. Humphrey
(Sunday’s First Game)
SUNY Canton 201 041 4 — 12 22 0
UM-Presque Isle 001 000 0 — 1 7 0
DeLuca and Rivers; Russell and D. Humphrey
(Sunday’s Second Game)
SUNY Canton 000 135 4 — 13 23 0
UM-Presque Isle 100 100 0 — 2 10 1
DeLuca and Rivers; Russell and D. Humphrey
Thomas sweeps Lyndon State
At Waterville, Thomas College swept a doubleheader with Lyndon State on Saturday, taking the first game 11-2 in five innings and the second 16-4 in five innings.
In the first game, Kristina Drew posted three hits while Alexandra Kriegel and Samantha Moore each had two RBIs for the Terriers.
In the second game, Kelsey Crowe had two hits while Kaymala Eells tallied three RBIs for Thomas.
Top seed Husson unbeaten again
Husson University’s softball team clinched the top seeding again by going 14-0 in North Atlantic Conference play for the second straight year.
Husson of Bangor will host the NAC tournament Friday through Sunday at O’Keefe Field and get a first-round bye, along with No. 2 Maine Maritime Academy, for Tuesday’s first-round games.
Husson plays the winner of Tuesday’s Castleton State/Thomas game on Friday at 10 a.m. MMA meets the winner of Tuesday’s Johnson State/UMaine-Farmington game Friday at noon.
Husson played a makeup game Saturday after the second game of its doubleheader against Thomas College was rained out Friday and knocked off Thomas 8-5.
Saturday, Lona Sargent of Sullivan had three singles and Brianna Webster of Belfast two singles and two RBIs to pace the Eagles’ offense. Megan Richard of Wilton notched the victory.
Mallorie Blakney of Fairfield and Samantha Moore of Etna each singled three times for the Terriers.
Huskies drop two
At Gorham, Molly Rathbun picked up two wins Saturday, improving her record to 15-1, to lead Eastern Connecticut State to a doubleheader sweep of the University of Southern Maine.
The Huskies lost the first game 8-3 and the second 6-5.
(First Game)
Eastern Conn. 023 003 0 — 8 15 0
Southern Maine 003 000 0 — 3 3 1
Rathbun and Mustin; Deroche and Hayden
(Second Game)
Eastern Conn. (20-3) 130 010 1 — 6 10 0
Southern Maine (8-26) 140 000 0 — 5 8 2
Acker, Silva (2), Rathbun (6) and Soychak; Perdomo and Hayden
Emerson 5, Saint Joseph’s 4
At Nashua, N.H., Kelsey Tuthill hit an RBI single in the top of the seventh inning and No. 3 Emerson College held on to defeat No. 2 Saint Joseph’s College of Standish 5-4 in Sunday’s elimination game of the Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championship.
Top-seeded Rivier College beat Emerson 1-0 in eight innings to win the championship Sunday afternoon.
The Monks topped No. 4 Simmons College Saturday 11-3.
On Sunday, Bridget Farago hit a double, two singles and scored three runs for Emerson.
Alyssa Dunn homered for the Monks. Maria Labbe doubled and singled and Anna Willis hit two singles.
(Saturday’s Game)
Saint Joseph’s 100 180 1 — 11 15 0
Simmons 210 000 0 — 3 10 1
Wezowicz, Kluna (4) and Howard; Collier, Bourgeois (8) and Nalband
(Sunday’s Game)
Emerson 310 000 1 — 5 12 2
Saint Joseph’s 010 120 0 — 4 8 2
Murray, Herman (4), Smith (5) and Wood; Kluna and Labbe
UM-Farmington wins 3 of 4
At Farmington, the University of Maine-Farmington swept Lyndon State 10-1 and 14-6 in Sunday’s first doubleheader.
In the second twinbill, the Beavers topped Maine Maritime Academy of Castine 5-4 in nine innings, but the Mariners won the nightcap 5-3.
Cassandra Dyer drove in four runs and scored three for the Beavers in the first game. Dyer and Barnes each had four hits in the second game.
Dyer hit an RBI bunt single in the ninth in the third game, driving in Emily Coye to lead the Beavers to victory.
Kayla Higgins hit two doubles and knocked in a run to lead the Mariners in the fourth game.
(Sunday’s First Game)
Lyndon State 100 00 — 1 2 1
UM-Farmington 140 5x — 10 10 0
Shams and Vandel; Page and Flaherty
(Sunday’s Second Game)
Lyndon State (3-21) 103 020 — 6 9 2
UM-Farmington 144 122 — 14 16 1
Shames and Parker; Bartlett, Piggott (4) and Donnell
(Sunday’s Third Game)
Maine Maritime 201 001 000 — 4 5 4
UM-Farmington 110 002 001 — 5 9 4
Burke and Jackson; Timmreck and Barnes
(Sunday’s Fourth Game)
Maine Maritime (20-5) 000 130 1 — 5 9 2
UM-Farmington (12-12) 000 300 0 — 3 7 1
McCloskey and Jackson; Page, Timmreck (6) and Barnes
UMF sweeps Johnson State
At Farmington, the University of Maine-Farmington slipped past Johnson State 6-5 in eight innings in the opener and routed the Badgers 13-5 in six innings in the nightcap for a doubleheader sweep Saturday.
In Game 1, Kaitlyn Bartlett hit a solo home run and an RBI double to lead the Beavers.
In the nightcap, Casandra Dyer hit three singles and knocked in two runs for UMF.
(First Game)
Johnson State 010 031 00 — 5 9 5
UM-Farmington 100 310 01 — 6 5 1
Russ and Mackey; Timmreck and Barnes
(Second Game)
Johnson State (11-11) 000 131 — 5 9 4
UM-Farmington (9-11) 002 236 — 13 17 2
Gervais and Lovelette; Page and Flaherty
MEN’S LACROSSE
Mount Ida 16, Maine Maritime 6
At Castine, Paul Battapaglia scored four goals Saturday as Mount Ida College defeated Maine Maritime Academy.
Christopher Kelley led the Mariners with three goals. Wade Mondoux, Toddy Murphy and Andrew DiSalvo also scored single goals.
James McAllison saved 13 of 19 shots for Mount Ida. MMA’s Kevin Boucher turned away 15 of 31 shots.
Mount Ida 17, Husson 3
At Newton Center, Mass., Matthew Savage scored four goals Sunday as 10-6 Mount Ida College cruised past Husson University of Bangor.
Ben Landry scored two goals for the 9-7 Eagles. Mitch Heaps added a goal.
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
Husson wins NAC title
At Bangor, Shelby Bradford of Lee scored six goals and assisted on one Sunday as Husson University defeated the University of Maine-Farmington 15-6 to win the North Atla
ntic Conference East Division title.
In Saturday’s semifinals, Husson beat Thomas College of Waterville 22-4 and UM-Farmington topped Green Mountain College 12-11.
Alex Laniewski had four goals and an assist for the 9-1-1 Eagles against UM-Farmington. Megan Clement scored three goals while Kim Gambon and Alex Huffman both scored a goal.
Jessica Allen led the 4-6 Beavers with three goals. Amie Daniels scored two goals and Anna Rerrick also scored.
Kristen Capen and Nikki Burns combined for three saves on nine shots for the Eagles. Andrea Knox turned away 18 of 33 shots for the Beavers.
Bradford was named tournament MVP. Teammates Caitlyn Butterfield, Clement, Laniewski and Michelle Rancourt were also named to the All-Tournament team along with UMF’s Daniels, Allen, Ashley Wentworth and Jessie LaCasse. Thomas’ Megan Denby and Teshia Cates and Green Mountain’s Bryanna Astor and Amanda Malkin were selected as well.
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HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
So. Aroostook 7, Hodgdon 0
At Hodgdon, Dakota Sleeper pitched a one-hitter with 15 strikeouts to power Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook by Hodgdon.
Sleeper helped his own cause with two singles and an RBI for the Warriors. Pat Goodall posted two doubles and two RBIs while Chris Casey added two singles and an RBI.
Josh Hudson broke up the no-hitter with a two-out single in the bottom of the seventh for Hodgdon.
SAHS (1-0) 101 110 3 — 7 8 1
Hodgdon (0-2) 000 000 0 — 0 1 5
Sleeper and Robinson; Brombosz, Lunn (3), Wallace (6) and Wallace, Hudson (6)
Presque Isle, Old Town split
At Old Town, Gabe Melmed hit a one-out single in the bottom of the seventh inning to drive in Josh Moul for the game-winning run as Old Town topped Presque Isle 7-6 in the second game of a Saturday doubleheader.
The Wildcats took the first game 4-3 in eight innings.
In the first game, Wilder York hit a two-out RBI single to drive in Dillon Kingsbury with the game-winning run. York finished with three singles and an RBI. Brennen Shaw and Kingsbury each doubled while Matt Chasse had an RBI single.
Casey Estes recorded two RBIs and a double for Old Town. Zak Kochis added an RBI double.
In the second game, Melmed posted two singles, a double and an RBI to lead the Coyotes. Kyle Abbott tallied two singles and an RBI. Cody Cross and Kochis each hit an RBI double while Shane Nadeau had a two-run single.
Isaac Lajoie and Chasse each hit an RBI double for the Wildcats while Steven Ford and Ethan Braley each had an RBI single.
(First Game)
Presque Isle 120 000 01 — 4 10 3
Old Town 101 000 10 — 3 5 0
Chasse, Shaw (6) and Ford; Kochis, Estes (6) and Cross
(Second Game)
Presque Isle (1-1) 000 060 0 — 6 10 0
Old Town (2-1) 023 001 1 — 7 10 0
Kingsbury, Braley (3), Shaw (5) and Ford; Nadeau, Melmed (5) and Cross
Brewer 11, Messalonskee 1
At Brewer, Blake Birmingham doubled, singled and scored three runs and Kyle McLain struck out seven as Brewer defeated Messalonskee Friday.
Brandon Gendreau had two singles and scored three runs for Brewer.
Sam Dexter doubled to lead Messalonskee.
Messalonskee (1-1) 000 100 — 1 2 1
Brewer (1-1) 003 044 — 11 10 1
Veilleux, Meader (6) and Lajoie; McLain and Moore
MCI 5, Nokomis 2
At Pittsfield, Casey Egerton posted two doubles, a triple, three RBIs and pitched a complete game to power Maine Central Institute by Nokomis of Newport.
Ryan Crocker hit a double and scored three runs for the Huskies.
Derek Amoroso registered a double, a single and two RBIs to pace Nokomis.
Nokomis (0-1) 001 010 0 — 2 6 0
MCI (1-0) 102 200 x — 5 5 2
D. Amoroso, J. Amoroso (5) and Kasprzak; Egerton and Ogden
Mattanawcook 6, Hermon 5
At Lincoln, Kasey Knights hit a two-run single in the bottom of the seventh inning to drive in the game-winning run as Mattanawcook Academy defeated Hermon.
Tyler Tash hit a two-run triple and a single for the Lynx. Lance Bernier doubled and singled while Ethan White added two singles.
Cody Veilleux doubled while Brad Debay had an RBI single for Hermon.
Hermon (0-1) 130 000 1 — 5 5 1
Mattanawcook (3-0) 110 002 2 — 6 9 4
Veilleux, Debay (6) and McCluskey; White and Thibodeau
SOFTBALL
Washington Acad. 9, Lee 3
At East Machias, Christina Ramsdell and Taylor Davis combined to allow three hits with 11 strikeouts as Washington Academy topped Lee Academy.
Bre Nicely and Kalah Mitchell hit two singles each to lead the Raiders.
Felicia Thornton, Katelyn Mallett and Ashley Dill each singled for Lee.
Lee Acad. (0-1) 100 010 1 — 3 3 3
Washington Acad. (1-1) 220 032 x — 9 10 4
Thornton and Kerr; Ramsdell, Davis (6) and Nicely
Hermon 2, Mattanawcook 0
At Lincoln, Debbie Colpitts pitched a two-hitter with 14 strikeouts and no walks to propel Hermon to victory over Mattanawcook Academy.
Ashley Thayer hit a two-run double in the first inning for the Hawks.
Tayla Trask and Taylor Blood each singled for the Lynx. Trask pitched a complete game with 16 strikeouts and three walks.
Hermon (1-0) 200 000 0 — 2 2 0
Mattanawcook (2-1) 000 000 0 — 0 2 0
Colpitts and Bates; Trask and Gulesian
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CANOE RACING
LOCAL
Machias Whitewater Canoe Race
At Machias
Business: Mark Barry, J.R. Mabee 1:36:09, David Whitney, Greg Dorr 1:42:47; College: Jason Cross, Dan Flammini 1:39:52, Charlie Yarnell, Monet Brazier 2:02:45; High School: Daniel Lesser, Mark Rowe 1:38:36, Paul Robinson, Alex Introne 1:42:46, Andrew Gilman, Mitchell Bartlett 1:48:15, Schuyler Collett, Laurie Hamilton 1:55:20, Cleve Kenyon, Alex Brittain 2:05:00; K1 Women: Jennette Fisher 2:03:50; K1S: John Carter 1:45:37, Earl Baldwin 1:51:07; OC1 Rec.: Jon Moore 1:54:10; OC2 Beginner: Charles Driza, Sharon Clark 1:57:25; OC2 Med.: Lori Dana, Barry Dana 1:30:45, Mike Kotredes, Fuzzy Thurston 1:43:42; OC2 Mix Rec.: Laurie Stearns, Mike Sproul 1:34:26, Sarah Dingle, Matt Dingle 1:35:33, Ander Thebaud, Justin Wardwell 1:35:50, Susannah Owen, Jeff Owen 1:36:10, Tammy Kelly, Clayton Cole 1:37:33; OC2 Women: Tiffany Bates, Lisa Bates 1:51:27; OC2 Jr./Sr. Rec.: Matt Scott, Morgan Gustin 1:51:45, Jeremy Durust, Kaitlyn Beaudoin 1:56:30, Wayne Daggett, Samari Stewart 1:58:06; Open: Sean Maguire Jr. 2:30:20
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GOLF
LOCAL
At Northport GC
Two Best of Three Point Quota
Terry Whitney, Barry Porter, Don Pendergast 88, Robert Myers, Larry Quinn, Peter Doran 88, Charles Pray, Paul Doody, Alden Overlock 82, Jeffrey Dutch, Bob Delio, David Njaa 82; class A sweeps, gross: Robert Myers 75, Jesse Johnson 77, Charles Pray 80, Randy Berry 80; net: Larry Quinn 69, Ansel Orne 70, Barry Porter 70; pins: No. 3 Harvey Peterson 1-11, No. 18 Ansel Orne 6-9; class B sweeps, gross: Tim Riley 87, Cecil Eastman 88, Paul Doody 88; net: Don Pendergast 69, Greg McDaniel 74, Peter Doran
75, Terry Fancy 75; pins: No. 12 Peter Doran 17-9, No. 18 Cecil Eastman 21-5
At Dexter Municipal GC
Weekend Results
Skins: No. 1 Ray Mountain 4, No. 9 Shane Baxter 4; gross: Steve Sudsbury 41; net: Ray Mountain 32
MSGA
At Fox Ridge GC, Auburn
Flight 1 point quota: Mike Williams +12, Shawn Mckague +9, Jon Hardy +7, Mark Plummer +6, Ron Dery +6, Craig Chapman +6, Chris Seavey +6, Doug Self +6, Kelly Cates +6, Ricky Jones +5, Frank Libby +5, Kent Johnson +5, Russ Sweet +5; flight 2: Rick Dyer +9, Terry Beane +8, Don Cobb +8, Shane Baxter +7, Scott Jones +6, Al Kallis +6, Zibby Puleio +5, Brian Henderson +4, Gary Caiani +4, Arnie Benner +4, John Cunningham +4, Vic Gaudreau +4; flight 3: Wes Phillips +7, Tom Rowe +6, Jim Horn +5, Jeff Beach +5, Pete Pacholski +5, Bob Lamoureux +5, Dave Dunham +5, Tom Reardon +5, Roger Clark +5, Ron Begin +5, Keith Sproul +5, Jim Hatch +5; super seniors: Charlie Swett +4, Jon Fillmore +4, Mike Crosskill +4, Roger Sanders +4, Lou Lepage +3, Bill Howe +3, Dave Rendell +3; team gross: Chris Seavey, Jeff Wass, Jon Hardy, Ricky Jones 64, Craig Chapman, Jace Pearson, Jeff Leonardo 65, Kelly Cates 65, Cash Wiseman, John Bauman, Mike Williams, Tom Ellsworth 65, Brian Bilodeau, Dave Bilodeau, Lou Lepage, Phil Bilodeau 66, Ashley Fifield, Matt Greenleaf, Mike Doran, Pat Doran 66, Butch Kennedy, Gary Manoogian, Shawn McKague, Tim Mariano 66; net: Frank Reynolds, Galen Chapman, Ray Mountain, Shane Baxter 56, John Borden, John Cunningham, Norman Fournier, Ron Chenard 58, Bill Cripe, Jeff Beach, Peter Freyer, Terry Beane 58, Bill Boulier, Brent Wilbur, Brian Rogers, Charles Pushard 59, Jim Hatch, Ray Ross, Ted Jala, Scott Cochran 59, Charles Swanson, Tad Woolsey, Jim Matson, Mike Ryan 59; Friday skins, gross: No. 2 Jordan Jones 2, No. 5 Cy Thompson 2, No. 12 Frank Libby 2; net: No. 3 Mike Kelly 1, No. 10 Eric Fowle 2, No. 13 Ronald Begin 1, No. 15 Jack Conway 2, No. 16 Robert Lamoureux 1; Saturday skins, gross: No. 6 Victor Linkovich 3, No. 9 Jesse Johnson 3, No. 18 Rick Dyer 3; net: No. 10 Roger Clark 1; Friday pins: No. 3 Mike Williams 2-4, No. 5 Jace Pearson 8-2, No. 13 Ron Begin 5-4, Bob Olbrias 5-4, No. 16 Tom Hughes 1-6; Saturday pins: No. 3 Brad Pattershall 1-2, No. 5 Chris Bieber 2-6, No. 13 George Seamans 5-5, No. 16 Ray Ross 2-5
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TENNIS
HIGH SCHOOL
At Deer Isle
Deer Isle-Stonington girls 5, Lee Acad. 0
Singles: Chelsea Ciomei def. Megan Burrill 8-0, Esther Adams def. Caprice Stevens 8-1, Meaghan Robinson def. Kara Gooch 8-1; doubles: Layla Eaton-Cortney Trundy def. Paige Chandler-Alex Banks 8-6, DI-Stonington by forfeit
Deer Isle-Stonington girls (2-0) 4, Lee Acad. (0-2) 1
Singles: Ciomei (DIS) def. Burrill 8-0, Adams (DIS) def. Stevens 8-0, Robinson (DIS) def. Gooch 8-0; doubles: Chandler-Banks (L) def. Erin Hutchinson-Sam Dunham 8-5, DI-Stonington by forfeit
Deer Isle-Stonington boys 3, Lee Acad. 0
Singles: Lance Bradshaw def. Rodney Banks 8-0, Kevin Melanio def. Ryan Trong 8-0, double forfeit; doubles: Dylan Siebert-Gareth Warr def. Devon Maxwell-Warren Mann 8-2, double forfeit
Deer Isle-Stonington boys (2-0) 3, Lee Acad. (0-2) 0
Singles: Bradshaw def. Banks 8-0, Melanio def. Trong 8-0, double forfeit; doubles: Siebert-Warr def. Maxwell-Mann 8-2, double forfeit
At Presque Isle
Ellsworth boys (1-0) 3, Presque Isle (0-1) 2
Singles: Taylor Small (E) def. Caleb Mathers 8-1, Connor Shaw (PI) def. Dillon Toothaker 8-4, Brandon Albee (E) def. Chris Cawley 8-4; doubles: Dustin Murphy-Tyler Beardsley (E) def. Kyle Gilson-Emerson Castro 9-8, 7-5, Mike Picard-Osman Castro (PI) def. Luc Victor- Adam Toothaker 8-4
Ellsworth girls (1-0) 3, Presque Isle (0-1) 2
Singles: Kailee Ireland (PI) def. Holly Wadman 8-3, Ashley Harding (E) def. Madelyn Carson 8-2, Dani Wolland (PI) def. Ina Maloney 8-5; doubles: Caitlin Maloney-Rachel Ball (E) def. Lindsay Michaud-Divya Bisht 8-6, Brianne Whitney-Claire Russell (E) def. Melissa Carson-Deidre Dicker 8-6
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ROAD RACING
LOCAL
At Bangor
Epic 4-Mile Trail Run
1. Joe Capehart 22:26, 2. Nikos Christ 22:54, 3. Perry LeBreton 24:16, 4. Peter Keeney 24:46, 5. Christopher Durkin 24:58, 6. Katie Meinhardt 27:27, 7. Jeff Sands 28:13, 8. Joseph Locke 28:22, 9. Kate Goupee 28:25, 10. Lincoln Mazzeo 28:39, 11. Joshua Updegraff 28:46, 12. David Farrar 28:51, 13. Margaret Capehart 29:05, 14. Michelle Taylor 29:33, 15. Tom Kirby 30:28, 16. Dan Frye 31:11, 17. Merri Beth Bumpus 31:27, 18. Angela Lizotte 31:28, 19. Robert Leland 31:35, 20. Sina Khoshbin 31:52, 21. Jackie Ward 32:09, 22. Peter Sprague 32:26, 23. Darin Leavitt 32:53, 24. Leo Andine 33:03, 25. Dave Samuelian 33:39, 26. Bernice Stockley 33:43, 27. Dan Ryder 34:47, 28. Jen Barton 35:05, 29. Greg Kolvoord 35:20, 30. Eisso Atzema 35:40; male overall: Joe Capehart 22:26; female overall: Katie Meinhardt 27:27; male ages 1-12: Adam Farrington 59:41; male 13-19: Nikos Christ 22:54; male 20-29: Christopher Durkin 24:58; female 20-29: Jackie Ward 32:09; male 30-39: Perry LeBreton 24:16; female 30-39: Kate Goupee 28:25; male 40-49: Peter Keeney 24:46; female 40-49: Michelle Taylor 29:33; male 50-59: David Farrar 28:51; female 50-59: Donnajean Pohlman 42:27; male 60-99: Dave Samuelian 33:39; female 60-99: Robin Emery 41:15
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TRACK & FIELD
COLLEGE
At Medford, Mass.
Williams men 167.5, Tufts 155.5, Bates 129, Amherst 100, Middlebury 82, Bowdoin 57.5, Colby 42.5, Trinity 25, Hamilton 19.5, Wesleyan 19, Conn. College 18.5
Williams women 188, Tufts 144.5, Middlebury 140.5, Bates 80, Bowdoin 74, Colby 69, Amherst 57, Wesleyan 19, Conn. College 18, Hamilton 17, Trinity 12
At Dartmouth, Mass.
New England Alliance Championships
Southern Maine men 157.5, Keene State 113, UMass Dartmouth 82, Eastern Conn. 55.5, RIC 19, UMass Boston 2
Southern Maine women 234, Keene State 108, UMass Dartmouth 60, Eastern Conn. 49, RIC 24
HIGH SCHOOL
At Orono
Old Town girls 143, Orono 131, MDI 72, Presque Isle 66, Greenville 54, Foxcroft 29, Searsport 27, Mattanawcook 26, Fort Fairfield 19, PCHS 8, Sumner 1
4×800: 1, Presque Isle (Mackenzie Pinette, Hallie Bartlett, Jaylee Fox, Elizabeth Wright) 11:18.18. 2, Foxcroft 11:27.40. 3, Orono 11:37.16. 4, MDI 11:37.47. 5, Old Town 12:20.94. 6, Fort Fairfield, 12:42.23. 100 Hurdles: 1, Shelby Wheeler, ORO, 18.43. 2, Alexa Bonsey, MDI, 18.47. 3, Kayla Brooks, OT, 18.52. 4, Kaitlyn Kinsey, FF, 18.79. 5, Alex Crocker, ORO, 18.85. 6, Erica McPhail, MAT, 19.03. 100: 1, Kayla Brooks, OT, 13.04. 2, Katie DeShane, OT, 13.31. 3, Lily McLaughlin, GRNV, 13.80. 4, Erica Hemphill, PI, 14.47. 5, Alexa Dufour, OT, 14.48. 6, Kylie Plourde, FF, 14.61. 1600 Race Walk: 1, Mandy Ferguson, MAT, 10:56.49. 2, Barbara Bonville, PI, 11:21.30. 3, Kristi Small, GRNV, 11:40.17. 4, Haley Comeau, OT, 12:09.05. 5, Courtney Burris, MAT, 12:23.61. 6, Aleesha Campbell, FF, 12:33.87. 1600: 1, Chelsie Oldfield, FOX, 6:02.14. 2, Faith Mackey, SEAR, 6:11.01. 3, Elizabeth Wright, PI, 6:12.06. 4, Mackenzie Pinette, PI, 6:15.84. 5, Audrey Landis, ORO, 6:24.14. 6, Cassie Clemmer, ORO, 6:27.58. 4×100: 1, Old Town (Kayla Brooks, Heather Soule, Alexa Dufour, Katie DeShane) 54.74. 2, Orono 55.75. 3, Mount Desert Island 57.90. 4, Presque Isle 58.17. 5, Mattanawcook 59.61. 6, Fort Fairfield 59.99. 400: 1, Gretel Breton, GRNV, 1:09.58. 2, Laura Triandafillou, ORO, 1:10.99. 3, Meaghan Hall, OT, 1:11.57. 4, Jerica Fox, PI, 1:13.13. 5, Emma Bartlett, PI, 1:14.17. 6, Monica Miles, FOX, 1:15.99. 300 Hurdles: 1, Alex Crocker, ORO, 50.42. 2, Holli Kenison, ORO, 51.06. 3, Alexa Dufour, OT, 52.90. 4, Carli Peat, GRNV, 57.23. 5, Courtney Burris, MAT, 1:05.39. 6, Moriah Estabrook, SUM, 1:06.20. 800: 1, Malia Demers, MDI, 2:35.43. 2, Chelsie Oldfield, FOX, 2:38.42. 3, Riley Marquis, OT, 2:45
.40. 4, Mackenzie Curtis, MDI, 2:45.78. 5, Hallie Bartlett, PI, 2:46.87. 6, Faith Mackey, SEAR, 2:47.07. 200: 1, Katie DeShane, OT, 28.33. 2, Lily McLaughlin, GRNV, 29.14. 3, Emily Lewis, MDI, 29.66. 4, Augusta Blanford, MDI, 30.44. 5, Lourine Weller, ORO, 30.56. 6, Courtney McAlpine, MAT, 31.06. 3200: 1, Jaylee Fox, PI, 13:33.37. 2, Cassie Clemmer, ORO, 14:16.42. 4×400: 1, MDI (Mackenzie Curtis, Chelsea Curran, Malia Demers, Kailyn Russell) 4:34.36. 2, Orono 4:35.64. 3, Greenville 4:48.67. 4, Old Town 4:49.50. 5, Foxcroft 5:02.81. 6, Presque Isle 5:04.50. High Jump: 1, Katie DeShane, OT, 5-00. 2, Heather Soule, OT, 4-10. 3, Briana Worster, PC, 4-06. 4, Kaitlyn Kinsey, FF, 4-06. 5, Ashley Wardwell, PC, 4-02. 6, Samantha Lewis, FF, 4-02. Long Jump: 1, Julianne LaBrecque, ORO, 14-00.50. 2, Gretel Breton, GRNV, 13-06.25. 3, Erica McPhail, MAT, 13-06. 4, Bailey Burr, MDI, 13-03. 5, Heather Soule, OT, 13-02.25. 6, Katie Prestinari, MDI, 13-00. Triple Jump: 1, Kayla Brooks, OT, 35-04.50. 2, Holli Kenison, ORO, 32-00. 3, Heather Soule, OT, 30-01. 4, Bailey Burr, MDI, 28-09.50. 5, Kaitlyn Kinsey, FF, 28-06.75. 6, Alexa Bonsey, MDI, 27-00. Javelin: 1, Haley Prygrocki, OT, 102-09. 2, Sarah Bradshaw, SEAR, 89-08. 3, Gretel Breton, GRNV, 86-01. 4, Laura Triandafillou, ORO, 86-00. 5, Courtney O’Hara, MAT, 78-09. 6, Victoria Winslow, PI, 69-05. Discus: 1, Haley Prygrocki, OT, 78-09. 2, Sarah Bradshaw, SEAR, 77-08. 3, Laura Triandafillou, ORO, 76-07. 4, Samantha Lewis, FF, 75-03. 5, Shelby Wheeler, ORO, 74-06. 6, Maryanna Hatch, OT, 72-05. Shot Put: 1, Haley Prygrocki, OT, 29-04.50. 2, Holli Kenison, ORO, 28-11. 3, Hallie Bartlett, PI, 28-02. 4, Meredith Stewart, PI, 28-01.50. 5, Sarah Bradshaw, SEAR, 26-09.50. 6, Cortney Treadwell, OT, 26-08.50. Pole Vault: 1, Shelby Wheeler, ORO, 9-06. 2, Chelsea Curran, MDI, 8-00. 3, Julianne LaBrecque, ORO, 7-00. 4, Kayla Marquis, ORO, 7-00. 5, Kailyn Russell, MDI, 6-06. 6, Haley Prygrocki, OT, 6-06.
Old Town boys 129, MDI 86, Orono 84, Presque Isle 80, Mattanawcook 56, Foxcroft 32, Fort Fairfield 31, PCHS 24, Sumner 21, Greenville 11, Searsport ns
4×800: 1, Mattanawcook (Jake Pelkey, Isaac Ocana, Josh Wheeler, Matt Guiod) 9:12.55. 2, Old Town 9:38.85. 3, Presque Isle 9:45.16. 4, PCHS 9:51.80. 5, MDI 9:54.72. 110 Hurdles: 1, Jake Leithiser, OT, 16.29. 2, Justin Brooks, ORO, 19.40. 3, Jeremiah Estabrook, SUM, 20.14. 4, Darius Shaffer, PC, 21.47. 5, Gabe Player, PI, 21.71. 6, Ben Maines, PC, 21.91. 100: 1, Jacob St Peter, OT, 12.17. 2, Jahleel Williams, FF, 12.27. 3, Phil Holmes, ORO, 12.30. 4, Logan Good, PI, 12.46. 5, Ben Sipe, PI, 12.57. 6, Skyler Davis, PC, 12.59. 1600 Race Walk: 1, Gabe Susen, MAT, 11:13.78. 1600: 1, Matt Guiod, MAT, 4:58.73. 2, Kurt Hand, SUM, 5:10.38. 3, Logan Thibeau, PI, 5:12.75. 4, Thomas Freeman, PI, 5:14.77. 5, Colby Kronholm, GRNV, 5:18.45. 6, Kiowa Vickrey, OT, 5:19.81. 4×100: 1, Orono (Phil Holmes, Miguel Caballero, Kody Stockley, Joe Claar), 47.00. 2, Old Town 47.82. 3, Foxcroft 49.09. 4, Fort Fairfield 49.73. 5, Presque Isle 49.89. 6, MDI 51.08. 400: 1, Miguel Caballero, ORO, 53.14. 2, Seth Oldfield, FOX, 54.63. 3, James Magnani, MDI, 56.67. 4, Donnie Boyer, FOX, 56.80. 5, Travis Noyes, FF, 58.54. 6, Nathaniel Postell, PI, 1:00.28. 300 Hurdles: 1, Jake Leithiser, OT, 42.08. 2, Ryan Boyington, OT, 46.82. 3, Kody Stockley, ORO, 47.00. 4, Justin Brooks, ORO, 49.42. 5, Isaac Ocana, MAT, 51.01. 6, Jeremiah Estabrook, SUM, 52.50. 800: 1, Matt Guiod, MAT, 2:12.86. 2, Kyle Steeves, PC, 2:19.14. 3, Kurt Hand, SUM, 2:19.42. 4, Drew Vansteenberghe, OT, 2:20.06. 5, Zach Smith, FOX, 2:20.95. 6, John Sproule, MDI, 2:21.23. 200: 1, Jacob St Peter, OT, 24.04. 2, James Magnani, MDI, 25.03. 3, Taylor Ploch, OT, 25.18. 4, Skyler Davis, PC, 25.35. 5, Darius Shaffer, PC, 25.44. 6, Tony DiAngelo, GRNV, 25.56. 3200: 1, Matt Eager, PI, 11:43.56. 2, Kiowa Vickrey, OT, 11:53.62. 3, Josh Wheeler, MAT, 12:09.07. 4, Isaac Ocana, MAT, 12:15.06. 4×400: 1, Orono (Joe Claar, Phil Holmes, Kody Stockley, Miguel Caballero) 3:43.00. 2, Old Town 3:51.37. 3, Foxcroft 3:52.80. 4, Greenville 4:03.42. 5, MDI 4:05.25. 6, Presque Isle 4:13.16. High Jump: 1, Jake Leithiser, OT, 5-08. 2, Josh Allen, PI, 5-06. 3, Donnie Boyer, FOX, 5-06. 4, Jake Pelkey, MAT, 5-02. 5, Zachary LaBree, OT, 5-02. 6, Jahleel Williams, FF, 5-00. Long Jump: 1, Nat Hinckley, MDI, 18-08.50. 2, Jahleel Williams, FF, 18-06.75. 3, Jacob St Peter, OT, 18-05.25. 4, Phil Holmes, ORO, 18-03. 5, Lee Jackson, OT, 17-08.75. 6, Logan Good, PI, 17-08. Triple Jump: 1, Nat Hinckley, MDI, 38-04.50. 2, Lee Jackson, OT, 37-02. 3, Josh Allen, PI, 36-03. 4, Dylan Bouchard, GRNV, 35-04. 5, Daniel Rivers, OT, 34-10.25. 6, David Paradis, PI, 31-08.25. Javelin: 1, Nick Peterson, ORO, 164-05. 2, Nat Hinckley, MDI, 146-10. 3, Carl Ferm, MDI, 142-03. 4, Justin Good, PI, 126-07. 5, Uriah Hallett, MDI, 114-11. 6, Zach Lunney, PI, 114-08. Discus: 1, Taylor Brown, MDI, 106-02. 2, Stephen Goulet, PI, 104-10. 3, Chris Staples, MDI, 96-04. 4, Andrew Lewis, FF, 92-11. 5, Brandon Gibson, PI, 92-10. 6, Nick Peterson, ORO, 91-04. Shot Put: 1, Nick Peterson, ORO, 40-02.50. 2, Nat Hinckley, MDI, 39-07. 3, Taylor Brown, MDI, 37-10. 4, Craig Winslow, PI, 37-06.75. 5, Zach Lunney, PI, 36-08.50. 6, Logan Good, PI, 35-08.25. Pole Vault: 1, Mackenzie Bowen, OT, 10-06. 2, Zachary LaBree, OT, 10-00. 3, Josh Allen, PI, 9-00. 3, Justin Brooks, ORO, 9-00. 3, Nathan McLaughlin, FF, 9-00. 6, David Frederick, ORO, 8-06.
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BATTER UP
SOFTBALL
Ellsworth Softball League
ELLSWORTH — An organizational meeting of the Ellsworth softball league will be held in the city council chambers April 27 at 6 p.m. Teams interested in the adult men’s league or starting a co-ed league should have a representative at this meeting. Play starts at the end of May. Any teams wanting to use the field for practice should contact the YMCA at 667-3086. Anyone with questions about the league should call Don Piper at 460-7987.