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Kaydence Morse and Bella DeVivo hit homers for the Vikings. Also: Poland edges Lake Region and Mt. Blue slips past Edward Little, but the Red Eddies' baseball team rolls past the Cougars, and Lisbon's Hunter Brissette one-hits Hall-Dale.
Saints score on a wild pitch in seventh inning to remain unbeaten. Also: Lilly Gish's overtime goal lifts Lewiston girls lacrosse, and Gray-New Gloucester softball and baseball win big.
Local roundup: LeBlanc, Gastonguay lift Lewiston past Mt. Ararat in girls lacrosse sunjournal.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sunjournal.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
8 of 8 Lewiston's MacKenzie Anderson slides into second base safely, eluding the tag of Oxford Hills shortstop Trinity Ann Bedard. Brewster Burns photo PARIS — Chloe Estes’ two-out double in the bottom of the sixth scored Kiara McLeod and Miah Gallan to give Oxford Hills the go-ahead lead against Lewiston in the second game of a KVAC softball doubleheader Saturday in Paris. The Vikings (4-0) won the game 9-5 after winning the opener 13-6. McLeod and Gallan had two hits in the second game, as did Trinity Bernard and Kaity Montelongo. McLeod also pitched a complete game. Gemma Landry hit a a two-run home run for Lewiston (2-2), which tied the game 5-5 in the top of the fifth inning. Brooklyn Mynahan pitched for the Blue Devils.
The Falcons only out-hit the Patriots 6-5, but made the most of their base runners. Staff report Read Article GRAY — Freeport scored 10 runs in the first three innings and beat host Gray-New Gloucester 12-1 in six innings in a WMC baseball game Thursday. Anthony Panciocco went 3 for 4 with two RBI and Caden Benedict had two hits and scored four runs for the Falcons, who beat the Patriots for the second straight day to improve to 2-0. Ben Wildes drove in Gray-New Gloucester’s only run with a double. Zach Winchester, Ian Libby and Austin Albert all pitched for the Patriots, with Winchester getting the start and the loss. The trio combined to give up six hits. The Patriots offense produced five hits.