RESULTS
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
Saturday’s Results
Bucksport 4, Hermon 3
Central Aroostook 16, Van Buren 0
Ellsworth 4, MDI 2
Greenville 9, Vinalhaven 1
John Bapst 10, Old Town 0 (5 inns.)
Katahdin 19, Schenck 1 (5 inns.)
SOFTBALL
Saturday’s Results
Central 16, Stearns 11
Ellsworth 3, MDI 1
Hermon 5, Bucksport 4
Old Town 16, John Bapst 4
Sumner 8, Orono 4
PREP
BOYS LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Hebron 6, Gould 4
GIRLS LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Hebron 14, Gould 8
BOYS TENNIS
Saturday’s Results
Hebron 3, Kents Hill 2
BASEBALL
Saturday’s Results
Hebron 11, Kents Hill 1
SOFTBALL
Saturday’s Results
Kents Hill 16, Hebron 14
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Saturday’s Results
Bowdoin 2-2, Bates 0-7
Keene State 12-12, Southern Maine 10-6
Stony Brook 7-9, Maine 3-10
GNAC Semifinals
St. Joseph’s 12, Suffolk 4
NEAC East Tournament
Husson 9, Lyndon State 3
Castleton 9, Thomas 3
Husson 16, Thomas 12 (Thomas eliminated)
Sunday’s Results
Stony Brook 5-3, Maine 4-13
GNAC Championship
St. Joseph’s 5, Suffolk 4
NEAC East Championship
Castleton 6, Husson 5 (11 inns.)
Sunrise Conference Tourney
Fisher 7, UM-Presque Isle 2
Vermont Tech 3, UM-Presque Isle 0 (UMPI eliminated)
SOFTBALL
Saturday’s Results
Boston Univ. 5-2, Maine 0-7
Bowdoin 9-7, Bates 3-5
Keene State 5-3, So. Maine 3-8
Tufts 8-7, Colby 0-1
NAC Championship
Husson 5, Maine Maritime 0
Commonwealth Coast Conference Tourney
Western New England 6, U-New England 1
Sunrise Conference Tourney
UM-Presque Isle 10, Vermont Tech 0
UM-Presque Isle 7, Fisher 4
Sunday’s Results
Boston Univ. 6, Maine 0
Southern Maine 5-3, Bates 2-5
Sunrise Conference Tourney
SUNY Canton 11, UM-Presque Isle 1 (UMPI eliminated)
MEN’S LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Keene State 21, Southern Maine 7
Commonwealth Coast Conference Quarterfinals
Endicott 16, U-New England 4
NAC Quarterfinals
Husson 11, Johnson State 7
Mount Ida 18, Lyndon State 1
Maine Maritime 22, St. Joseph’s 6
Castleton 21, Thomas 1
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
Saturday’s Results
Keene 10, Southern Mane 9
Commonwealth Coast Conference Quarterfinals
U-New England 14, Gordon 10
NAC Championship
Keuka 16, Husson 15
Sunday’s Results
NESCAC Quarterfinals
Trinity 16, Bates 6
Colby 9, Middlebury 8
MEN’S TENNIS
Sunday’s Results
Bates 6, Tufts 3
***
MONDAY’S GAMES
HIGH SCHOOL
Baseball
Bangor at Skowhegan, 4 p.m.
Bangor Christian at Piscataquis, 4:30 p.m.
Brunswick at Oxford Hills, 4 p.m.
Calais at Woodland, 4 p.m.
Camden Hills at Waterville, 4:15 p.m.
Cony at Erskine, 4 p.m.
East Grand at Hodgdon, 4 p.m.
Fort Fairfield at Madawaska, 4 p.m.
Fort Kent at Houlton, 4 p.m.
LCS/MSSM at So. Aroostook, 3:30 p.m.
Lee at Penobscot Valley, 4 p.m.
Machias at Narraguagus, 4 p.m.
Maranacook at Rockland, 4:15 p.m.
Medomak at Gardiner, 4:15 p.m.
Messalonskee at Hampden, 7 p.m.
Morse at Edward Little, 4 p.m.
Mount Ararat at Lewiston, 4 p.m.
Mount View at MCI, 4:15 p.m.
Mt. Blue at Lawrence, 4 p.m.
Nokomis at Leavitt, 4:15 p.m.
Penquis at Stearns, 4:30 p.m.
Schenck at Dexter, 4:30 p.m.
Sumner at DI-Stonington, 4:30 p.m.
Winslow at Belfast, 4:15 p.m.
Wisdom at Van Buren, 4 p.m.
Softball
Bangor at Skowhegan, 4 p.m.
Bangor Christian at Piscataquis, 4:15 p.m.
Brunswick at Oxford Hills, 4 p.m.
Calais at Woodland, 4 p.m.
Camden Hills at Waterville, 4:15 p.m.
Cony at Erskine, 4 p.m.
East Grand at Hodgdon, 4 p.m.
Fort Fairfield at Madawaska, 4 p.m.
Fort Kent at Houlton, 4 p.m.
LCS/MSSM at So. Aroostook, 3:30 p.m.
Machias at Narraguagus, 4 p.m.
Maranacook at Rockland, 4:15 p.m.
Medomak at Gardiner, 4:15 p.m.
Messalonskee at Hampden, 7 p.m.
Morse at Edward Little, 4 p.m.
Mount Ararat at Lewiston, 4 p.m.
Mount View at MCI, 4:15 p.m.
Mt. Blue at Lawrence, 4 p.m.
Nokomis at Leavitt, 4:15 p.m.
Penobscot Val. at Lee, 4:15 p.m.
Penquis at Stearns, 4:30 p.m.
Schenck at Dexter, 4:30 p.m.
Sumner at DI-Stonington, 4:30 p.m.
Winslow at Belfast, 4:15 p.m.
Wisdom at Van Buren, 4 p.m.
Boys Tennis
Belfast at Rockland, 4 p.m.
Caribou at Houlton, 3:30 p.m.
Cony at Brewer, 4 p.m.
Edward Little at Mt. Blue, 4 p.m.
Erskine at Brunswick, 4 p.m.
Hampden at Bangor, 4 p.m.
John Bapst at MDI, 4 p.m.
MCI at Camden Hills, 4 p.m.
Mount Ararat at Lewiston, 4 p.m.
Presque Isle at Fort Kent, 3:30 p.m.
Skowhegan at Messalonskee, 4 p.m.
Van Buren at Madawaska, 3:30 p.m.
Waterville at Lincoln Acad., 4 p.m.
Winslow at Medomak, 4 p.m.
Girls Tennis
Brewer at Cony, 4 p.m.
Brunswick at Erskine, 4 p.m.
Camden Hills at MCI, 4 p.m.
Caribou at Houlton, 3:30 p.m.
Edward Little at Mt. Blue, 4 p.m.
Fort Kent at Presque Isle, 3:30 p.m.
Hampden at Bangor, 4 p.m.
John Bapst at MDI, 4 p.m.
Lewiston at Mount Ararat, 4 p.m.
Lincoln Acad. at Waterville, 4 p.m.
Medomak at Winslow, 4 p.m.
Messalonskee at Skowhegan, 4 p.m.
Rockland at Belfast, 4 p.m.
Van Buren at Madawaska, 3:30 p.m.
***
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL
CAHS 16, Van Buren 0
At Van Buren, Logan McLaughlin hit a grand slam to power a 10-run sixth inning and singled to lead the Central Aroostook Panthers of Dyer Brook past the Crusaders.
Kasey Brewer hit a solo home run and Matt Amnot had a two-run single for the Panthers, who scored just one earned run.
Brandon Bouchard’s infield hit in the fifth broke up a no-hit bid by Central’s Brendan York.
Central Aroostook 300 30(10) — 16 8 0
Van Buren 000 00 0 — 0 1 7
York and Folsom; Rossignol, Theriault (4), Roy (6) and Vaillancourt, Clavette (6)
John Bapst 10, Old Town 0
At Mansfield Stadium, Bangor, Matt Storgaard singled, doubled and triple to drive in five runs and lead John Bapst to victory over Old Town.
Jason McBurnie pitched a four-hit shutout for the Crusaders with no walks and four strikeouts. Chris Hammond had a double, single, two RBIs and two runs scored. Nick Christie added two singles and an RBI.
Dan Gastia, Gabe Melmed, Casey Estes and Tyler Murphy singled for Old Town.
Old Town (2-4) 000 00 — 0 4 0
John Bapst (3-1) 304 03 — 10 10 3
Kochis, Melmed (3) and Cross; McBurnie and Wetherbee
Greenville 9, Vinalhaven 1
At Vinalhaven, senior Emerson Sikes allowed one run on two hits and no walks to lift Greenville over Vinal-haven.
Sikes hit a do
uble, two singles and drove in four runs while striking out 13 for the Lakers. Tristan Richards dou-bled and singled with two RBIs.
Dana Toleman doubled for Vinalhaven and Nathan Hopkins scored a run.
Greenville (2-0) 013 212 0 — 9 11 0
Vinalhaven (0-1) 000 100 0 — 1 2 1
Sikes and Breton; Toleman, Hopkins (5) and Osgood
Ellsworth 4, MDI 2
At Bar Harbor, Dakota Jewett’s two-out double ignited a four-run third inning that carried the Eagles to victory.
Cote Card and Ross Saunders added RBI singles for the Eagles, who had all four of their hits in the third. Andy Hodge tossed a three-hitter for the win.
Taylor Stewart and K.J. Bailey posted doubles for the Trojans.
Ellsworth (2-2) 004 000 0 — 4 4 1
MDI (3-1) 010 001 0 — 2 3 3
Hodge and Carter; O’Neil and Stewart
Katahdin 19, Schenck 1
At East Millinocket, Mook McGraw posted a triple, two singles and four RBIs to lead the Cougars of Stacyville past the Wolverines.
Brandon Robinson added three singles for Katahdin, and Kolby Gallagher had a single, a double and an RBI.
For Schenck, Ryan Thompson and Jared Albert each hit two singles, and Thompson had an RBI.
Katahdin (2-1) 365 41 — 19 20 1
Schenck (0-3) 001 00 — 1 5 10
Livezey, J. McNally (4), McGraw (5) and Birmingham; Thompson, Cole (4), MacLeod (5) and Albert
SOFTBALL
Hermon 5, Bucksport 4
At Bucksport, with runners on the corners and two outs, Deb Colpitts earned a strikeout to lead Hermon past Bucksport.
Ashley Thayer hit two singles and drove in a run for the Hawks. Sami Schultz doubled and singled and Gabby Bryant hit an RBI double in the third. Colpitts had seven strikeouts.
Bucksport’s Mindy Pye doubled in the first inning and scored on a double by Kacie Hurd. Abby Yeo tallied 11 strikeouts.
Hermon (3-0) 103 000 1 — 5 7 3
Bucksport (1-2) 200 100 1 — 4 6 3
Colpitts and Bates; Yoe and Pye
Sumner 8, Orono 4
At East Sullivan, Ashley Pennartz hit a double, two singles and drove in two runs to help lead Sumner past Orono.
Kiera Eschte had two singles and an RBI for the Tigers. Maria Lockhart hit a two-run double in the first inning.
Riley Mahan doubled for Orono and Chloe Douglass hit two singles.
Orono (2-3) 300 100 0 — 4 6 1
Sumner (3-1) 510 002 x — 8 10 0
Foster and Fox; Pennartz and S. Leighton
Old Town 16, John Bapst 4
At Bangor, Old Town scored 11 runs on eight hits in the seventh inning to defeat John Bapst.
Amy Singer and Whitney Leland each had three singles and two RBIs for Old Town. Hannah Morin added two doubles and drove in a run.
Tori Huckestein singled twice for the Crusaders. Sierra Pierce doubled.
Old Town (6-0) 130 010 (11) — 16 14 0
John Bapst (0-4) 301 000 0 — 4 5 3
Gastia, Morin (4) and Singer; Jordan, Detour (7) and Gilmore
Central 16, Stearns 11
At Corinth, Michelle Ferrie hit a two-run home run in the first inning and added another RBI to help lift Central over Stearns of Millinocket.
Robert Trafton had a triple, two singles and two RBIs for the Red Devils. Jocelyn Portman hit a two-run triple in the third. Alix Rudzinski tripled and singled and Kaitlynn Stymiest had two singles and an RBI.
Becca Leavitt had a double, single and three RBIs to lead the Minutemen. Taylor Pelkey doubled twice with an RBI. Kristine Tracy doubled and singled and Kristen Albert hit two singles and drove in a run.
Stearns (1-3) 340 030 1 — 11 8 3
Central (5-0) 606 400 x — 16 12 6
Levesque, Wark (5) and Albert; Conroy, Rudzinski (5) and Trafton
Ellsworth 3, MDI 1
At Bar Harbor, senior right-hander Tashia Daley threw a no-hitter in leading Ellsworth past Mount Desert Island.
Daley walked two and struck out 10 for the Eagles. Daley also helped her own cause with a double, single and an RBI. Cristin Wright singled and scored a run.
Briggette Pratt reached on an error and scored a run in the first for MDI.
Ellsworth (2-2) 000 201 0 — 3 3 2
MDI (1-3) 100 000 0 — 1 0 2
Daley and Wright; McKay, Young (6) and Norwood, Pelletier (6)
***
COLLEGE
BASEBALL
Bowdoin, Bates split
At Lewiston, Joe Pace pitched a five-hit shutout to lead Bowdoin College of Brunswick past Bates College 2-0 in Saturday’s first game and help the Polar Bears to clinch the second seed in the NESCAC East Division tournament.
Bates won the nightcap 7-2.
In the first game, Joe Comizio had two singles and Brett Gorman had a double and a single for Bowdoin.
Chris Burke doubles for Bates.
In the second game, Pat Murphy and Tom Beaton both hit three singles for Bates. Ryan Heide pitched 8¤ in-nings and picked up his eighth win, breaking the previous school record for wins in a season.
Reid Auger homered and singled with two RBIs for the Polar Bears.
(First Game)
Bowdoin 000 011 0 — 2 7 0
Bates 000 000 0 — 0 5 1
Pace and Auger; Alexander and Webb
(Second Game)
Bowdoin (23-12) 000 000 101 — 2 8 3
Bates (23-10) 006 000 01x — 7 12 1
Welch, Higgins (5), Edwards (8) and Finn, Findley (8); Heidi, Antonellis (9) and Simon
Keene St. sweeps Southern Maine
At Keene, N.H., Keith Patnode hit a two-run homer to break the 10-10 tie in the seventh and lead Keene State Col-lege to victory over the University of Southern Maine 12-10 in Saturday’s first game.
Keene State won the second game 12-6.
In the first game, Kyle Morrill homered with four RBIs for Keene State.
John Carey and Mike Eaton hit home runs for Southern Maine.
In the second game, Bobby Doyon had two singles, a home run and six RBIs for the Owls.
Southern Maine’s Collin Henry had two singles, a homer and two RBIs.
(First Game)
So. Maine 000 050 500 — 10 12 2
Keene State 000 333 30x — 12 12 1
Henry, Hahn (5), Goodrich (7), Holmes (7), Stanton (7) and Fernandes; Raymond, Quagliaroli (6), Lacourse (7), Vogt (8) and Cipolla
(Second Game)
So. Maine (17-16-1) 100 012 200 — 6 10 0
Keene State (23-13-1) 514 000 02x — 12 18 1
Ives, Holmes (1), Curran (3), deBethune (4), Nicknair (8), Goodrich (8), Stanton (8) and Fernandes, Marks (5); Nelson, O’Brien (7), Davis (7) and Cipolla
Castleton wins NEAC East title
At Castleton, Vt., Ted Mills hit a two-out single in the 11th inning, scoring Billy Manley from second to give Cas-tleton State a 6-5 victory over Husson University on Sunday the North Eastern Atlantic Conference East
champion-ship.
Husson earned two wins Saturday, eliminating Lyndon State 9-3 and Thomas College of Waterville 16-12 in 10 in-nings. Castleton beat Thomas 9-3 over Husson University 6-5 Sunday.
In the championship game, Matt Eisenhuth singled and drove in two runs for Castleton State.
Kyle Vanidestine led Husson of Bangor with a home run, two singles and four RBIs. Ethan Guerrette hit two dou-bles.
In Saturday’s first game, Jake Arthers had two singles, a home run and two RBIs for Husson.
Robert Trucott led Lyndon State with three singles and an RBI.
In Saturday’s second game, Eisenhuth hit two doubles and drove in two runs for Castleton State.
Tim Costa and Mike Busa each singled twice for Thomas.
In Saturday’s third game, Arthers hit a double, three singles and scored three runs for Husson. Guerrette added four singles and three RBIs and Shawn Smith had four singles.
Cody Vigue hit two home runs, a single and drove in five runs for Thomas. Tom Desjardins had a double, three singles and four RBIs.
(Saturday’s First Game)
Husson 214 001 001 — 9 12 0
Lyndon State (11-25) 000 001 200 — 3 8 2
Arsenault, Bart (6), Dvilinsky (8) and Rennick; Schichtle, Fleury (3), Earle (8) and Ainsworth
(Saturday’s Second Game)
Castleton 421 001 001 — 9 15 1
Thomas 000 012 000 — 3 8 4
Cook, Greene (7) and Mills; Austin, Chamblee (8) and Livingston
(Saturday’s Third Game)
Husson 132 122 100 4 — 16 22 1
Thomas (14-23) 050 130 030 0 — 12 18 2
Morris, Arsenault (2), Leeman (9) and Briand-Evans, Cushing (10), Rennick (10); Sucy, Perkins (3), Lee (6) Estes (9), Chamblee (10) and Busa
(Sunday’s Championship Game)
Husson (22-20) 000 000 203 00 — 5 8 4
Castleton (28-12) 000 010 004 01 — 6 7 1
Leeman, Adams (9), Beatham (9), Bart (11) and Briand-Evans, Rennick (7); Sisko, Greene (7), Erickson (10) and Mills
St. Joseph’s wins GNAC title
At East Providence, R.I., Craig Woodbrey hit a two-out single in the bottom of the ninth inning to second base, scoring Dan Achorn from second to give No. 2 Saint Joseph’s College of Standish the Great Northeast Athletic Con-ference championship with a 5-4 win over No. 1 Suffolk University Sunday.
The Monks beat Suffolk 12-4 on Saturday.
In Sunday’s game, St. Joseph’s Mason Roberge pitched 6ª scoreless innings out of the bullpen to earn the win. Chris Campbell doubled and singled with two RBIs. Mike Pratt had a single and two RBIs.
Andrew Babb had a triple, single and two RBIs to lead Suffolk.
In Saturday’s game, Ben Grant-Roy tripled, doubled and singled with five RBIs to lead the Monks. Mike Burdin scored four runs and Travis Adams had three singles.
Jhonneris Mendez hit two singles for Suffolk.
(Saturday’s Semifinal Game)
St. Joseph’s 312 220 020 — 12 16 2
Suffolk 300 000 100 — 4 7 3
Murray and Adams; Torres, Belanger (5), Dixon (8) and Barrett, Annese (8)
(Sunday’s Championship Game)
Suffolk (21-15) 202 000 000 — 4 11 0
St. Joseph’s (31-10) 000 004 001 — 5 8 1
Babb and Annese; Rafferty, Roberge (3) and Adams
UMass Boston 9, USM 6
At Gorham Sunday, Ryan Walsh’s grand slam highlighted a seven-run ninth inning and rallied the University of Massachusetts Boston past the University of Southern Maine.
Mike Eaton of Sabattus and John Carey each had a double, a single and two RBIs to lead USM. Anthony Pisani had two singles.
UMB (22-13) 200 000 007 — 9 15 1
USM (17-17) 040 001 001 — 6 10 2
Andriano, Heefner (6), Damon (9) and Fontaine; Ives, Hahn (6), Stanton (9), Goodrich (9) and Berthiaume
Colby splits with Plymouth State
At Waterville Sunday, the Colby College White Mules ended their season with a doubleheader split, beating Ply-mouth State University 9-3 in the first game and losing the second 7-6.
In the first game, Matt Moore allowed eight hits in a complete-game effort and the Mules scored six runs in the second to take the opener.
Mike Cappiello hit a three-run homer for the Panthers.
In the second game, David Tammaro had two singles and two RBIs while Bryant Lausberg had two singles and an RBI.
John Lerner ripped a two-run homer and singled for the Mules. Mike Mastracola and Taro Gold each had two sin-gles.
(Sunday’s First Game)
Plymouth State 003 000 0 — 3 8 0
Colby 260 010 x — 9 10 1
Bryant; Moore
(Sunday’s Second Game)
Plymouth State (8-26) 011 202 1 — 7 9 1
Colby (13-16) 102 000 2 — 5 6 2
Chatfield, Wilson (7); Morrill, Sugarbaker (4), Hesslein (6), Hartigan (6)
SOFTBALL
Husson wins NAC title
At Bangor, junior Nicole Sargent tossed a no-hitter in leading Husson University past Maine Maritime Academy of Castine to win the North Atlantic Conference championship.
It’s the second straight NAC title for the Eagles, who advance to the NCAA tournament.
Sargent, of Sullivan, struck out five and walked one.
Courtney Hill hit a leadoff double in the third inning, stole third and scored on a wild pitch. Cassie Berry hit a two-run home run in the fifth. Kara Poirier and Diann Ramsey doubled.
Berry was named tournament MVP. Hill and Nicole Sargent were also named to the all-tournament team.
Mallery Blakney and Alexandra Kriegel were named from Thomas. Emily Coye and Kaitlyn Barlett were honored from the University of MaineFarmington. From MMA, Casey McCloskey, Nicole Poland and McKenzie Burke were named to the team.
Maine Maritime (13-3) 000 000 0 — 0 0 3
Husson (28-13) 001 031 x — 5 8 2
Burke and Jackson; N. Sargent and Risser
BU takes 2 of 3 from Maine
At Kessock Field in Orono, Cassidi Hardy kept the Black Bears off balance, allowing just three hits and no runs in 14 innings of work and picking up two wins to lead Boston University to two wins against Maine over the weekend, but the Bears still managed to clinch their first America East playoff spot since 2006.
In Saturday’s doubleheader, the visiting, first-place Terriers blanked Maine 5-0 in the first game, but Maine came back to take the second 7-2 behind a strong effort in the circle by Cayleigh Montano.
Hardy (16-7) stifled the Bears again Sunday, pitching a two-hitter in a 6-0 victory.
On Saturday, Terren Hall of Bucksport hit a three-run home run in the sixth, and also had a two-run double to pace Maine’s offense in the second game. Alexis Souhlaris had two singles and a stolen base while Kirstin Allen also hit two singles. Montano allowed just four hits and two runs.
April Setterlund singled twice and drove in one BU run.
In the first game, singles by Souhlaris and Whitney Spangler were the only hits allowed by Hardy.
Setterlund had a double, a single and an RBI. Christina Valdes doubled
twice.
On Sunday, Whitney Tuthill provided all the offense Hardy would need with a two-run single in the third. BU scored three unearned runs in the second.
(Saturday’s First Game)
BU 010 202 0 — 5 10 2
Maine 000 000 0 — 0 1 0
Hardy and Rentler; Kelley, Montano (6) and George
(Saturday’s Second Game)
BU 002 000 0 — 2 4 3
Maine 003 013 x — 7 8 1
Tuthill and Rentler; Montano and Spangler
(Sunday’s Game)
BU (29-19) 032 010 0 — 6 7 0
Maine (21-24) 000 000 0 — 0 2 4
Hardy and Rentler; Souhlaris, Montano (4) and George
Bowdoin sweeps Bates
At Lewiston, Clare Ronan hit a one-out, two-run home run in the 10th inning to lift Bowdoin College of Brunswick over Bates College 7-5 in Saturday’s second game.
The Polar Bears, who won the first game 9-3, now have a school-record 30 wins.
In the first game, Ronan homered and singled with two RBIs for Bowdoin. Amy Hackett had a triple, single and two RBIs. Kara Nilan had two singles and two runs scored.
Courtney Talcott and Monica Berube both doubled and drove in a run.
In the second game, Hillary Smyth doubled and singled with an RBI for Bowdoin. Molly Nestor had a double and two RBIs.
Mary Lewis hit four singles for Bates and Leah Maciejewski had three singles and an RBI.
(First Game)
Bowdoin 041 103 0 — 9 11 3
Bates 100 002 0 — 3 3 2
Nilan, Jacobs (2) and Ronan; Finn and Maciejewski
(Second Game)
Bowdoin (30-10) 000 100 400 2 — 7 11 2
Bates (4-24) 003 200 000 0 — 5 12 3
Thibodeau, Jacobs (4) and Ronan; Gattuso and Maciejewski
Tufts sweeps Colby
At Waterville, Lena Cantone hit a double, three singles and scored three runs as Tufts University shut out Colby 8-0 in Saturday’s opener.
Tufts also won the second game 7-1.
In the first game, Rebecca DiBiase pitched a shutout, allowing five hits, one walk and striking out one for Tufts.
Five Colby players singled.
In the second game, Casey Sullivan homered and triple with two RBIs for Tufts.
Lizzi Fort hit two singles for Colby and Alyssa Lepore added single and an RBI.
(First Game)
Tufts 300 020 3 — 8 12 0
Colby 000 000 0 — 0 5 2
DiBiase and Silberman; Tasi, Lepore (7) and Fort
(Second Game)
Tufts (22-11) 004 010 2 — 7 9 0
Colby (11-19) 100 000 0 — 1 6 2
Gallagher and Silberman; Becker and Santos
Keene State, Southern Maine split
At Keene, N.H., Lauren DiCecco homered and drove in three runs in leading the University of Southern Maine of Gorham past Keene State 8-3 in Saturday’s second game.
Keene State won the first game 5-3.
In the first game, Haley Chandler and Samantha Pratt hit solo homers for Keene State.
Katie Davis had two singles and an RBI for the Huskies.
In the second game, Jess Hayden homered with two RBIs for the Huskies.
Katie Bradford tripled with an RBI for Keene State.
(First Game)
So. Maine 102 000 0 — 3 9 1
Keene State 002 111 x — 5 8 0
Deroche and Hayden; Savoie, Stocklinski (3), Pratt (7) and Lavado, Joyce (7)
(Second Game)
So. Maine (9-27) 000 033 2 — 8 9 1
Keene State (21-12-1) 101 000 1 — 3 6 2
Perdomo and Hayden; Albin, Stocklinski (5), Pratt (6) and Lavado
Southern Maine, Bates split
At Lewiston, Lauren DiCecco and Sarah Deroche homered as the University of Southern Maine of Gorham topped Bates College 5-2 in Sunday’s opener.
Bates won the nightcap 5-3.
In the first game, Katie Davis and Heather Gilman had a double with an RBI for the Huskies.
Monica Berube hit two singles and knocked in a run for Bates.
In the second game, Mollie Kervick doubled and drove in two runs to lead Bates.
DiCecco also doubled with two RBIs for Southern Maine.
(First Game)
So. Maine 103 010 0 — 5 6 1
Bates 000 001 1 — 2 11 0
Deroche and Anderson; Finn, Gattuso (6) and Maciejewski
(Second Game)
So. Maine (12-28) 100 200 0 — 3 10 0
Bates (5-25) 041 000 x — 5 10 1
Perdomo, Mackintosh (4) and Anderson; Gattuso and Maciejewski
MEN’S LACROSSE
Husson 11, Johnson State 7
At Bangor, Ben Landry scored six goals as Husson University defeated Johnson State College in the North Atlan-tic Conference quarterfinals Saturday.
The Eagles play Castleton State College in the semifinals Wednesday.
Nick Brown had two goals for the 10-7 Eagles. Anthony Diaz and Derrick Schlimm both had a goal and an assist. Mitch Heaps also scored a goal.
Alex Petti, Erik Tillberg and Billy Noyes scored two goals each for 4-8 Johnson State. Justin Connolly also scored.
Tyler Quinn of Husson saved 11 of 18 shots. Johnson State’s Branden Sawyer turned away 24 of 35 shots.
Maine Maritime 22, St. Joseph’s 6
At Castine, Andrew Disalvo tallied five goals and six assists in leading Maine Maritime Academy to victory over Saint Joseph’s College of Standish in the North Atlantic Conference quarterfinals Saturday.
The 7-6 Mariners take on Mount Ida College in the semifinals on Wednesday.
Christopher Kelley had six goals and two assists for the Mariners. Tom Houle had three goals and an assist. Toddy Murphy had two goals and six assists and Dennis St. Pierre totaled two goals and three assists. Wade Mon-doux scored two goals while Michael Vangelist and Ryan Gannon each recorded a goal.
Paul Dolewa led the 10-8 Monks with three goals and an assist. Benson Pasquarello had a goal and an assist. Elliott Lamarre and Luke Lafreniere also scored.
MMA’s Erik Milles stopped 15 of 21 shots while Marco Stefano and Christopher Driscoll combined for 11 saves on 33 shots for Saint Joseph’s.
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
Keuka 16, Husson 15
At Poultney, Vt., Brandy Shafer scored an unassisted goal with 3:21 remaining to lead Keuka College of New York past Husson University of Bangor for the North Atlantic Conference championship.
Shafer tallied seven goals and two assists for 10-5 Keuka. Laura Dougherty scored three goals and Trista Partridge and Brittany Murray both added two goals.
Kim Gambon, Megan Clement, Jami Ladd, Caitlyn Butterfield and Shelby Bradford each scored two goals for 11-2-1 Husson. Alexandra Laniewski had a goal and two assists. Alex Huffman and Nikki Burns also scored.
Keuka’s Molly Hogan saved 18 of 33 shots while Kristen Capen and Nikki Burns combined for seven saves on 23 shots for Husson.
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BATTER UP
LITTLE LEAGUE
BASEBALL
At Brewer
GoldStar Cleaners Rays 4, Hannaford Orioles 3
Rays top hitters: Logan Rogerson 2 singles, triple, Oisin Biswas 2 singles; winni
ng pitcher: Matt Crockett; Orioles: Michael Worcester double
At Bangor West
Rotary West 23, Fox and Ginn 2
Rotary top hitters: Brian Pierce home run, triple, Jess Colford double, 2 singles, Riley Hamel triple, single, Peter Kemble double, single; winning pitcher: Kemble; Fox and Ginn: Alex Cyr single, Nick Stanhope single
Seamus’s Market 12, Leadbetters 11
Seamus’s to phitters: Nolan Lunt 4 singles, George Smith 3 singles, Alex Jansujwicz 3 singles; Leadbetters: Nick Boudreau 3 singles, Jayden Edwards 3 singles, Brinley McGlaughlin 3 singles
SOFTBALL
At Bangor West
Quality Jewelers 14, Bangor Paint and Wallpaper 3
Quality Jewelers winning pitcher: Lacey Wiles
Jacob’s All State 8, Holiday Inn 2
Jacob’s top hitters: Cordelia Stewart double, single; winning pitcher: Stewart; Holiday Inn: Abbie Elliot triple
Sargent, Tyler and West 14, Camden National Bank 12
Sargent, Tyler and West top hitters: Skylar Cassum grand slam; winning pitcher: Cassum; Camden National Bank: Maeve Harrigan 2 singles
FARM LEAGUE
BASEBALL
At Bangor
Elite Auto 20, R&K Construction Store 11
Elite Auto top hitters: Brendon Porter 4 singles, Brad McLaughlin 4 singles, Brady Reed 4 singles; R&K: Garvin Young 5 singles, Cole Neale 4 singles, Nick Fournier 3 singles
Union Street Dry Cleaners 22, Clewley Foundation 21
Union Street top hitters: Jackson Campbell 4 singles, double, Isaac Bushway 4 singles, double; Clewley: Jack Perron 5 singles, Javier Santiago 5 sinlges, Kevin Austin 5 singles
MINOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL
At Brewer
Cardinals 8, A’s 1
Cardinals top hitters: Jesse Burns double, Kobe Rogerson double; winning pitcher: Rogerson, 8 strikeouts; A’s: Issac Small single
At Glenburn
G&H Ambulance (1-0) 9, Wilson’s (0-1) 3
G&H top hitters: Zach LaPlante double, single, Drew Lally 2 singles, Bryce Hatch 2 singles; winning pitcher: Camden Fahey 13 strikeouts; Wilson’s: Drew Gardner home run, J.J. Higgins double, single
At Hermon
B&B Paving Reds (1-0) 10, Fresh Doug Pizza Blue Jays (0-1) 9
Reds top hitters: Andrew Burgess 2 singles, double, Alex Benge 2 singles; winning pitcher: Thomas Gage; Blue Jays: Garrett Mullen 2 singles, Keith Pomeroy home run, single
White Sox (1-0) 15, Red Sox (0-1) 3
White Sox top hitters: Christopher Sherman single, triple, home run, Brendan Eaverchak 3 singles; winning pitcher: Sherman 9 strikeouts; Red Sox: Dylan Leighton 2 triples
SOFTBALL
At Hermon
Country Market (1-0) 12, Douglas Photography (0-1) 10
Country top hitters: Emily Smith double, 3 singles; Olivia Nash 4 singles; Breann Oakes double, single; winning pitcher: Nash; Douglas: Madyson Curtis 2 sin-gles, Hannah Dyer 2 singles
MAJOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL
At Holden
Wood’s Heating (1-0) 11, JG Faulkner (0-1) 1
Wood’s top hitters: Danny Davis triple, Cole Bouchard triple, Austin Lufkin double, Alex Maxsimic double; winning pitcher: Maxsimic, 11 strikeouts; JG Faulkner: Michael Collins home run
At Old Town
Kiwanis (1-0) 11, Governor’s (0-1) 1
Kiwanis top hitters: Cole Daniel 4 singles, Nick Magoon single, double, triple, Michael Baker 2 singles; winning pitcher: Daniel; Governor’s: Dana Ouellette 3 singles
Merrill Merchants (1-0) 4, RJ Morin (0-1) 1
Merrill top hitters: Drew Coulombe double, single, D.J. Monteith 2 doubles, Kaleb Gifford triple; winning pitcher: Coulombe; RJ Morin: Alex Blackie double
At Orono
Orono Cubs (1-0) 24, Carmel (0-1) 5
Cubs top hitters: Caleb Eddy grand slam, single, Harrison Dieuveuil home run, Connor McCluskey double, single, Nate Desisto 3 singles; winning pitcher: Owen Lynch; Carmel: Connor Farmer 2 singles, Andrew Zapsky double
At Bangor East
Miller’s Restaurant (1-0) 14, Rotary East (0-1) 4
Miller’s top hitters: Corey Janssen 2 doubles, single, Nick Moore 2 doubles, single, Ryan Moore 2 doubles, Connor Pelletier double; winner pitcher: Nick Moore; Rotary East: Cameron Cota double
At Orrington
Orrington Bangor Plastic and Hand Surgery (1-0) 1, Orrington Twin City Family Medicine (0-1) 0
Bangor top hitter: Dan Vilasuso triple, single; winning pitcher: Darren Hanscom; Twin City: Geoffrey West single
SOFTBALL
At Hermon
C&K Variety (1-0) 14, Allenfarm Fence (0-1) 1
C&K hitters: Maddie Williams double, single; Alessa Oakes 2 singles; winning pitcher: Oakes; Allenfarm: Amber Chasse single, Kendra Bishop single
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CANOE RACING
LOCAL
At Bangor
Kenduskeag Slalom
C1 men: JR Mabee 233.37 score, Robert Haflinger 408.47; C2 men: Ted Stiles, Gary Stiles 246.00; K1 beginner: Owen White 153.25, Charlie Custer 222.09, Sophie Lawi 344.32, Aidan Stearns 451.31; K1 master women: Lisa Egan 215.78; K1 men: Greg Hickey 159.78, Mark Berry 179.62, Max Smith 189.91; K1 men master: Ted Stiles 159.00; K1 men rec: Mark Berry 178.03, David Whittingham 186.19; K1 women: Lisa Egan 212.16; K1 women rec: Lisa Egan 221.90, Lauren Griskevich 257.28; OC1 any length: Michael O’Keefe 247.09, Pat Cleary 264.18; OC1 beginner: Laura Griskevich 352.44; OC1 combined: Clayton Cole 200.00, Jenette Fisher 208.98, Ander Thebaud 493.48; OC1 master medium: John Kazimierczyk 182.46, Sonny Hunt 216.94, Clayton Cole 231.93, Rick Howard 255.97, Pat Cleary 267.97; OC1 men medium: Rick Howard 254.85; OC1 men short: John Kazimierczyk 163.09, Ted Stiles 316.62; OC1 women short: Jenette Fisher 227.66, Laurie Stearns 246.44, Amy Hunt 271.40; OC2 beginner: Seth Kimball, John Wittier 361.91; OC2 combined: Seth Kimball, John Whittier 200.00, John Picone, Molly Picone 416.15; OC2 mixed: John Kazimierczyk-Laura Griskevich 214.47, Sonny Hunt, Amy Hunt 238.93; OC2 youth/sr: Clayton Cole, Nolan Mabee 277.68, David Stearns, Aidan Stearns 336.75, JR Mabee, Ashton Mabee 338.81
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GOLF
LOCAL
At Hermon Meadow GC
Saturday Couples League
1. Ernie Hein, Irene Jacobs; 2. Pete Buchanan, Peg Buchanan; pins: No. 16 Ernie Hein, No. 16 Bob Lyford
Men’s Sunday Morning
Jim Wilson, Brian McLaughlin, Jamie Leavitt –4; Dick Waning, Byron Dunbar, Joel McCluskey –6; pins: No. 3 Dick Curran 5-0, No. 9 Joe Burns 7-11, No. 12 Jamie Leavitt 15-6, No. 16 Joe Dolbow 15-1
Sunday Afternoon Scramble
Stu Beede, Deb Wiley, Elwood Grant, Roy Engstrom 35; Peter Buchanan, Peggy Buchanan, Ernie Hein, Irene Jacobs 38
At Northport GC
Welcome Back Scramble
Gross: Paul Schelble Jr., Don Pendergast, Dan Eaton, Leslie Eaton 65; Bob Delio, Jason Wilcox, Bruce Spaulding, Peter Mahoney 65; Jacob Thompson, Ron Bas-sano, Alden Overlock 66; Ansel Orne, Paul Doody, Valery Doody, Tylre McDevitt 66; Tim Riley, Bert Bailey, Greg McDaniel, Dave Lavender 67; Mark Wallace, Jerry Savitz, Shane Gerrish, Vivian Fuller 67; Jesse Johnson, Sue Hodgkins, Art LeClair, Sally LeClair 67; pin: Paul Schelble Jr., Don Pendergast, Dan Eaton, Leslie Eaton 0-3½
At Rockland GC
Sunday’s Sweeps and Pins
Gross: Randy Hooper 74; net: Jamie Boutin 73; pin: No. 10 Jamie Boutin 12-6
At Dexter Municipal GC
Weekend Sweeps
Gross: Sean Farnsworth 36; net: Paul Farnsworth 31, Rick Smith 32; skins: No. 2 Tim Dow 3, No. 3 Galen Chapman 3
MSGA
At Rockland GC, Saturday
Individual, flight 1, gross: R
icky Jones 67, Michael Norris 70, Erik Fitch 74, Chris Seavey 75, Jamie Boutin 75, Kent Johnson 75; net: Jerry York 64, Seth Fournier 67, Mike Wing 69, Tim Flanagan 69; 2, gross: Bob Tweedie 82, Shane Baxter 83, Charles Pushard 84, Dave Barber 85, Ken Sands 85, Lee Spaulding 85; net: Mike Hall 63, David Edgar 67, Dennis Demmons Sr. 68, Daniel Wentworth 69; super seniors, gross: Mike Knox 76, Bob Timmins 83; net: Roy Leighton 71, Doc Howard 72; team, gross: Chris Seavey, Jeff Wass, Jon Hardy, Ricky Jones 62; Greg Black, Jamie Leavitt, Michael Norris, Roy Leighton 64; net: Barry Hopkins, Dick Hall, Mike Hall, Steve Sudsbury 56; David Edgar, Fred Putnam, Greg Palmer Sr., Jerry York 59; Barry Blackmore, Clyde Grant, John Church, Rod Gudroe 60; Charlie Finley, Gregory Dawson, Rodney Daoust, Seth Fournier 60; Frank Reynolds, Ray Mountain, Shane Baxter, Tim Dow 60; skins, gross: No. 2 Greg Black 3, No. 5 Jamie Leavitt 2, No. 9 Troy Witham 2, No. 11 Ricky Jones 2, No. 15 Seth Fournier 4; net: No. 7 Ralph Mooers 3, No. 8 Dave Barber 2, No. 14 Tom Tiner 2, No. 18 Dave Dunham 1; pins: No. 5 Charles Pushard 7-8, No. 9 Ricky Jones 4-7, No. 10 Dan Proulx 2-7, No. 11 Greg Dawson 12-2, No. 18 Erik Fitch 3-9
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TENNIS
HIGH SCHOOL
At Bangor
Bangor boys (3-0) 5, Messalonskee (1-2) 0
Singles: Patrick Stewart def. Spencer Leuttich 2-6, 7-5, 6-4; Noah Frost def. Brian Doolittle 6-2, 6-1; John Sweczyk def. Chris Knight 6-1, 6-0; doubles: Kevin Wel-lington-Lance Lajoie def. Tyler Jones-Billy Blake 6-3, 6-4; Scott Dennis-Kris Bears def. Ben Collins-Eric Jacques 6-2, 6-2
Exhibition: Gabe Lee-Dan Negrehta (M) def. Chris Howat-Jens Seibe 8-2; Jason Linnell-Robby Brookings (B) def. Jacob Luce-Hendrick Krammer 8-0
Bangor girls (3-0) 5, Messalonskee (1-2) 0
Singles: Annie McKay def. Audrey Knowlton 6-1, 6-0; Emily Chick def. Erin Chapin 6-1, 6-0; Anne Szewczyk def. Paige Oliver 5-7, 6-2 (10-7); doubles: Adriana Capuano-Michaela Whitney def. Kirsten Brann-Erin Candage 6-0, 6-0; Grace LeClair-Melanie Jackson def. Mia Buchsbaum-Jess McKeil 6-1, 6-2
Exhibition: Kelley Boyce-Kaylee Bates (M) def. Kate MacDermot-Jackie Morse 9-7; Sarah Chadbourne-Abby Lebowitz (B) def. Amelia Ardito-Shawna Oliver 6-2
At Farmington
Lewiston girls 4, Mt. Blue 1
Singles: Emilie Cloutier (L) def. Lena Kendall 8-1; Abby Blaisdell (L) def. Anthea Fletcher 8-0; Abby Flanagan (MB) def. Regina Smith 8-5; doubles: Jessica Bowen-Becca Lessard (L) def. Caitlyn Dorr-Gaby Fellman 8-1; Paige LeBlond-Sage Sylvia (L) def. Marlie Mochamer-Avonlea Dwight 8-1
Exhibition: Courtney Aldrich-Kirsty Beauchesne (L) def. Claire Fletcher-Autumn Obomsawin 8-3
At Rockport, Friday
Camden Hills girls (3-0) 5, Maranacook (2-1) 0
Singles: Carissa English def. Meghan Surette 6-1, 6-4; Emma Blakeley def. Adrienne Nil 6-1, 6-1; Julia Kosowsky def. Sarah Pakorny 6-4, 6-3; doubles: Jessie Mathews-Kayla Hart def. Sarah Marrei-Hannah Chris 5-7, 6-4, 6-1; Erika Alex-Jamie Burgess def. Sarah Aams-Emily Guild 7-5, 7-5
Exhibition: Vanessa Bemis-Rachael Brown (CH) def. Brittany Willette-Isabelle Smith 6-3; Mary Caitlin Parks-Emma Conover (CH) def. Courtney Anderson-Emma Olson 6-2; Aylin Orhon-Leah Davis (CH) def. Hannah Colan-Brianna Dunbar 6-1; Camilla Walker-Tessa Carroll def. Christie Fockingham-Brittany Willette 6-0; Christine Forcillo (CH) def. Christine Ware 6-1
At Madawaska
Presque Isle girls (1-2) 4, Madawaska (2-1) 1
Singles: Audrey Bergeron (M) def. Kailee Ireland 9-7; Madelyn Carson (PI) def. Jenna Parent 8-1; Dani Wolland (PI) def. Emily Collins 8-4; doubles: Lindsey Michaud-Divya Bisht (PI) def. Megan Ouellette-Ashley Pelletier 8-1; Melissa Carson-Deidre Dicker (PI) def. Elyssa Deschaine-Sarah Ringuette 8-6