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Page 1 B6 Thursday, May 12, 2016, Bangor Daily News B6 Thursday, May 12, 2016, Bangor Daily News Levesque propels Madawaska past Ashland ASHLAND — Alexis Levesque while Maddie Cumming and Emily two RBIs for 7-1 Winslow. Skowhegan 4, Brewer 2 Zack Bouchard pitched a six- poked a double and three singles Bubar had two each and all three For the 1-7 Huskies, Kali Doiron At Brewer, Skowhegan scored hitter for Stearns of Millinocket. on Wednesday afternoon to help drove in two runs for Southern doubled, singled and scored two three unearned runs in the first He struck out nine. Jeremy Wil- spearhead Madawaska to a 20-10 Aroostook of Dyer Brook. runs while April McAlpine had a inning and added an earned run in liams back him with two hits. high school softball victory over Hunter St. Pierre paced Fort Fair- single and an RBI. the second to defeat Brewer. Stearns 000-000-1 — 1 4 0 Ashland. field with two singles and an RBI. strong>MCI 000 050 1 — 6 8 2 Winning pitcher Sydney Ames Penquis 000-020-0 — 2 6 1 Aspen Cote HIGH Winslow 314 220 x — 12 14 3 led the Indians with two hits and Bouchard and Daigle; Martin whacked two sin- SCHOOL Stearns 14, Penquis 0 Bickford, Stevens (5) and an RBI. and Nickerson gles and a three-run ROUNDUP At Milo, Stearns’ Jess Girsa pitched Doiron; Libby, Gagnon (5) and For the Witches, Olivia Cattan homer for 5-3 Mada- a one-hitter over six innings to shut Richards, Demers (5) had an RBI single in the fifth, stole PVHS 9, Katahdin 2 waska and Emily out Penquis Valley. Girsa contributed second and took third and home At Howland, Thomas Spencer Boucher singled three times and offensively with two singles. Mattanawcook 17, Central 2 on wild pitches. Libby Hewes, Mi- singled, drove in a run and scored knocked in three runs. Audrey Dunstan doubled and At Lincoln, Katey Tolman drove kayla Henderson and Sydney three times to help the Howlers beat Laura Sturgeon paced Ashland singled for the 7-1 Minutemen of in three runs with two doubles and Hewes each added one hit. the Cougars. (4-1) by belting a three-run home Millinocket and Cassidy McLeod two singles to power the Lynx’s 15- Skowhegan 310 000 0 — 4 4 0 Dakota Batchelder fashioned a run and two singles with four total singled twice. hit attack. Brewer 000 020 0 — 2 4 3 five-hitter with 12 strikeouts and RBIs. Morgan Doughty had three Camryn Rolfe singled for the Audrey Tash doubled and sin- Ames and Reed; Chapman and only one walk for Penobscot Valley singles. Patriots (0-6). gled with three RBIs for Mat- Sellers (6-1). Ashland 002 062 2 — 12 15 2 Penquis 000 000 — 0 tanawcook Academy (6-3), while Johnny Littlefield singled with an Madawaska 404 057 0 — 20 18 0 Stearns 205 034 — 14 Kourtney Thurlow singled twice Baseball RBI and Grant doane singled and Pelletier and Paradis; Dougal (RBI) and Cheyanne Libby hit a Fort Kent 12, LCS/MSSM 6 scored three times. and Nadeau PVHS 5, Katahdin 3 triple and two singles to support At Fort Kent, Kris Theriault Rig Otero singled twice to lead At Howland, Malloree Work- winning pitcher Haley McLaugh- came up with four hits and stole Katahdin of Stacyville (1-5). Starter LCS/MSSM 23, Fort Kent 9 man rapped a triple and two sin- lin, who allowed five hits, two home in the win for the Warriors. Tyson Porter took the loss despite At Fort Kent, Jackie Peers tal- gles to spearhead the Howlers to earned runs and struck out six Brandon Theriault pitched striking out eight in three innings. lied 4 base hits and 2 RBIs to spark victory. with four walks. three inning for Fort Kent and hit Katahdin (1-5) 000 000 2 — 2 5 3 Limestone Community School/ Arianna McKinnon doubled Losing pitcher Lexi Reardon a solo home run. Trevor Carter PVHS (6-1) 201 033 x — 9 5 1 Maine School of Science and Math- and singled with an RBI for Penob- and Rachel Smith each singled and finished out the last four innings. Porter, Drew (4), Hartt (6) and Rein- ematics to the win. scot Valley and Elizabeth McKin- scored a run for Central of Corinth Kris Theriault had an RBI dou- hardt; Batchelder and McKechnie Kassee Albert collected four of non hit a triple and a single. (2-7). ble and a run-scoring single, while 20 hits for the Eagles, while Mor- Sophia Vetter, Georgia Landry Central 000 20 — 2 5 0 Jake Daigle homered and Ronald Mattanawcook 10, Central 4 ganne Emery posted three hits and and Lindsay Drew hit singles for MA 136 7x — 17 15 1 Collins had an RBI double. At Lincoln, the Lynx scored six two RBIs. Katahdin of Stacyville. Gordon McCulloh drilled a runs in the first three innings to take For the Warriors, Macey Katahdin 011 010 0 — 3 Dexter 23, Lee 3 three-run home run for Limestone control of the game and avenge an Thibodeau stroked 3 hits, while PVHS 111 011 x — 5 At Lee, Kolby Kain smacked a Community School/Maine School early-season loss to the Red Devils. Alisha Guimond, Sylvie Guimond Cintron and Hamm; McKinnon home run and hit two doubles to of Science and Mathematics. He Carter Ward, Brady Pepin, Scott and Lea Pelletier provided two and McKechnie help propel Dexter to its sixth win took the loss on the mound, strik- Jipson and Logan Thompson contrib- apiece. of the year. ing out 12. uted two hits apiece for 7-3 Mattanaw- Winslow 12, MCI 6 Skyler Theodore collected two cook Academy to support Corbett Ar- SAHS 12, Fort Fairfield 4 At Winslow, Liz Pullen hom- doubles and a single for the Tigers, Penquis 2, Stearns 1 nold, who scattered six hits through At Fort Fairfield, Kate Slauen- ered, singled twice and drove in while Kaylee Harris added two sin- At Milo, Jeremy Martin pitched six innings to pick up the win. white collected three hits and an three runs to propel the Black gles. a four-hitter and gave up only one Dakota Miller and Andrew RBI to support the pitching of Kyle Raiders past Maine Central Insti- For the Pandas, Kaylie Sawtelle run to lead the Patriots. Speed each had two hits for Cen- Vining (11 strikeouts) as the War- tute of Pittsfield. hit two singles, while Grace Cowan Claytie Prebble and Collin Beck- tral of Corinth (4-5). riors prevailed. Natalie Greene and Ashley La- chipped in with a hit and scored ett each contributed two hits and Central 000 310 0 — 4 6 3 Taylor Libby posted three hits chance each added two singles and two runs. scored a run for Penquis. MA 204 112 x — 10 13 4 Harper appeals 1-game suspension ECSU beats USM THE SPORTS XCHANGE in conference Bryce didn’t play nice with an umpire and it came back to bite him. tourney opener Major League Baseball suspended Washington Na- tionals outfielder Bryce BOSTON — Eastern Con- with a three-run home run Harper for necticut State roughed up and an RBI single, while D.J. one game MAJOR University of Southern Scavone knocked in three and fined LEAGUES Maine pitchers for 16 hits, runs with two doubles and a him an un- including seven for extra single. Alex Zachary (2 disclosed amount after his bases, on RBIs) homered and doubled run-in with home-plate um- Wednesday COLLEGE for the winners, while Chad pire Brian Knight during to post a ROUNDUP Adams (double), Tim Budd the ninth inning of Monday 13-6 victory (double) and Pat Sirois con- night’s 5-4 win over the De- in the first round of the Lit- tributed two hits apiece. troit Tigers in Washington. tle East Conference Baseball Alexander White stroked Harper appealed the sus- Championships at Monan a three-run double in sup- pension and was allowed to Park. port of Jordan Muchin (5-1), play Wednesday night The Warriors (20-17) who spaced 10 hits and three against the Tigers. BRAD MILLS | USA TODAY scored four runs in the first runs through 5ª innings to The 2015 National League Washington Nationals right fielder Bryce Harper (34) reacts toward home plate umpire inning against USM ace get the win. Nick Rascati Most Valuable Player was Brian Knight (not pictured) as first baseman Clint Robinson (25) is greeted by teammates Shyler Scates and never and Sam Kosterich covered ejected during Monday’s after hitting a walk-off homer against the Detroit Tigers during the ninth inning at Nation- looked back, putting up the last 31/3 innings. game after teammate Danny als Park on Monday. crooked numbers in three Scates (7-2) surrendered Espinosa was called out on other innings. eight hits and seven earned strikes. According to the prefer it be done quickly,” unspecified ligament prob- Norris returns Fifth-seeded ECSU advanc- runs in only 41/3 innings for rules, Harper was supposed the right-handed Arrieta lem. after cancer surgery es to play the winner of the USM. Sam Stauble and Nick to leave the dugout after said Wednesday morning at Chacin has made five Left-hander Daniel Norris UMass Dartmouth-Plymouth Dibiase each collected three being tossed, but the next Wrigley Field. “If it’s going starts this season and has a was called up to join the De- State game in a 7 p.m. contest singles and an RBI, while batter, Clint Robinson, hit a to happen, get it over with. 1-2 record with a 5.40 ERA in troit Tigers for the first time on Thursday.
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