Preseason baseball on 4/14 @ Myrtle Beach- Sacopee Valley 15 Skowhegan 9- final - Caleb Vacchiano - The UMaine commit had three hits, three runs scored, two RBI, was a homer shy of a cycle, Bradly Metcalf reached base four times from the leadoff spot, including three runs scored and three hits. Braiden Croteau had three RBI, Dylan Capano allowed 0 earned runs on four hits and two walks, while striking out six. Tyler Clark, Jason Aubin, and Trevor Austin had two hits each , while Jackson Hight had three RBI for the River Hawks.
April 15th High School Baseball schedule/scores
Regular season
- Belfast at Medomak Valley - 1 PM
Preseason
- Foxcroft at Brewer - 11 Am
- Orono VS MCI - 12 PM @ Colby
- Katahdin at Stearns - 1 PM
- Southern Aroostook at Schenck - 12 PM
- Calais at Lee- 2 PM
- Central at Mount View- 4 PM
- Mattanawcook VS Hermon- 7 PM @ Brewer
April 15th- MCI 7 Orono 7- final - Joseph Parker 3 hits and 3 RBI for the Huskies. Logan Williams 3 hits for the Red Riots
4/15- Katahdin 10 Stearns 7- Josh Martin two hits and three RBI, Bryten Hartsgrove had two hits and two RBI, while Calvin Edwards struck out 10 in complete game effort on the mound for the Cougars. Owen Wilson had three RBI for the Minutemen.
April 16th schedule/scoreboard
- Woodland at Narraguagus- 12 PM
- Mt. Ararat at Hampden - 1 PM
- Waterville at Winslow - 3:30 PM
- Gardiner at Leavitt- 4 PM
The Narraguagus Knights pitched a combined no hitter and held off Woodland for a 5-4 win at Harrington on Tuesday afternoon.
McKade Robertson pitched the first 6.2 innings, walking five and striking out 10. Manny Absolom got the final out of the game, after walking one to finish off the no hitter for the Knights.
Mike Worcester, Absolom, and Ryder Fenton recorded the only hits in the game for the Knights. Worcester had a double and two RBI. Fenton had one double and one RBI. Narraguagus (1-0) will host Sumner on Friday.
Evan Curtis started on the mound for the Dragons. Curtis allowed two hits and one run (zero earned) while walking one and striking out six. Woodland (0-1) will host PVHS on Friday.
April 16th schedule/scoreboard
- Woodland 4 at Narraguagus 5
- Mt. Ararat 0 at Hampden 9
- Waterville 18 at Winslow 4
- Gardiner 1 at Leavitt 9
April 17th baseball schedule/scoreboard
- Edward Little at Camden Hills- 10 AM
- Mattanawcook at Central - 11 AM
- Cony at Messalonskee- 12 PM
- Bangor Christian at Schenck- 12 PM
- Bangor at Lewiston - 1 PM
- Ellsworth at Bucksport - 1 PM
- Medomak Valley at Erskine - 1 PM
- Dexter at PCHS/Greenville- 4 PM
James Trott, Chase Stevens, and Dylan Landry had two hits each to power a 10 hit attack in leading Mattanawcook to a 12-2 win over Central at East Corinth on Wednesday afternoon. Trott reached base three times, had a double, triple, two RBI, and three runs scored. Stevens reached base three times with two runs scored from the leadoff spot for the Lynx.
Bradley Dill pitched a complete game four hitter for the Lynx, allowed two runs on three walks, while striking out 11. Mattanawcook (1-0) will play their home opener on Friday against George Stevens/Deer Isle-Stonington.
Daniel Dyer hit a two run homer for the Red Devils. Central (0-1) will host Penquis on Friday morning.
Yates Emerson had three hits to lead the Bangor Rams to a 10-1 win at Lewiston on Wednesday afternoon. Kyle Johnson and Scott Socobasin each had two hits and two RBI for the Rams.
Lewiston took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning. Bangor scored 10 unanswered runs, including five in the seventh inning. Ethan Sprout reached base three times and had two RBI, while Geo Socolow also had two RBI. Bangor (1-0) will travel to Camden Hills on Monday.
Mike Caron had the RBI for the Blue Devils. Lewiston (0-1) will host Brewer on Saturday morning.
Ellsworth scored two runs in the seventh inning to rally for a 2-1 baseball win at Bucksport on Wednesday afternoon. The Eagles took advantage three hit batters and two walks in their final at bat to get the season opening win. Jackson Berry got the go ahead RBI on a ground out.
Dawson Curtis started on the mound for the Eagles. Curtis allowed one unearned run on three hits and three walks, while striking out 10. Miles Palmer earned the win, pitched the final three innings. He allowed only one base hit, and struck out six. Palmer retired the side in order in the bottom of the seventh inning. Ellsworth (1-0) will host John Bapst on Friday.
Gavyn Holyoke pitched six shutout innings on the mound for the Bucks. He allowed six hits and one walk, striking out six. Bucksport (0-1) will host Orono on Friday.
Maddox Santone and Gavin Wilson had two hits each to lead the Lawrence baseball team to a 7-3 win over Belfast on Wednesday afternoon at Fairfield. Jacob Frazee had a double and two RBI for the Bulldogs.
Michael Hamlin earned the win on the mound. Hamlin allowed one hit and four walks, while striking out nine in four innings. Lawrence (1-0) will host Waterville on Friday.
Eli Veilieux had the only hit (double) and all three RBI for the Lions. Veillieux took the loss on the mound, giving up six earned runs in 4.2 innings. Belfast (0-1) will play their home opener against Winslow on Friday afternoon.
Brady Gaw and Noah Kain lead the PCHS Pirates to a 4-2 win over Dexter in a season opening baseball game at Guilford on Wednesday afternoon.
Gaw reached base three times, including two hits and two runs scored from the leadoff spot. Kain pitched 2.1 innings of scoreless relief to pick up the win. Kain didn't allow a hit, walked two and struck out four. Gaw started on the mound, pitching 4.2 innings, allowing two runs on five hits and three walks, while striking out nine.
Ben Higgins reached base three times for the Pirates, while Scott Chadbourne reached base twice. Dexter was ahead 2-1 until the Pirates took advantage of four walks and one hit batter to put three runs on the board in the bottom of the fifth inning. PCHS (1-0) is scheduled to play at Foxcroft on Friday.
Chase Farnsworth had two hits for the Tigers, while Caleb Bowman had two RBI. Will Spratt started on the mound for the Tigers allowing one run on three hits and three walks, while striking out nine in four innings. Willis Rienhardt took the loss, giving up three runs (two earned) in two innings.
April 18th baseball schedule/scores
- Mt. Blue at Mt. Ararat - 2 PM
- Oxford Hills at Brewer - 4 PM
Hunter Merrithew had an RBI single that ignited a 10-run bottom of the sixth inning, and the Brewer Witches picked up a 12-2 mercy rule Class A baseball victory in their season opener over Oxford Hills at the newly renovated Heddericg Field in Brewer on Thursday afternoon.
Logan Littlefield had an RBI double in the first inning for Brewer, and the Witches got another run on a Oxford Hills error in the second for a 2-0 lead. Grady Vanidestine was in control for much of his outing on the rubber, but ran into trouble in the top of the sixth inning as the Vikings tied it on an RBI triple from Brady Truman and an RBI single by Cam Pulkkinen. Blake Littlefield came on to pitch for Brewer, and got them out of a one-out bases loaded jam with a strikeout and also inducing a popup to end the threat.
Brewer (1-0) would explode in the bottom half of the inning with the 10 runs on six hits to end it, that included the go-ahead single by Merrithew to right field. Vanidestine got a no-decision and ended up going 5.1 innings, allowing two runs on five hits with three walks and 11 strikeouts, and also did it with his bat with three hits and two RBI. Logan Littlefield had two hits and three RBI, and Jake Perry also had two hits and also knocked in two. Blake Littlefield got the win on the hill. Oxford Hills (1-1) was led by Brady Truman, Pulkkinen, and Dylan Truman who had two hits each. Pulkkinen lost on the mound in relief of starter Brady Truman. Truman had allowed just one earned run with two walks and three strikeouts over the first 4.0 innings.
Brewer is at Lewiston on Saturday at 11 a.m., while Oxford Hills next plays on Monday at Edward Little at 3:30 p.m.
