MADISON

Lisbon High School baseball coach Randy Ridley saved starting pitcher Tyler Halls in the hopes that his Greyhounds had the chance to face third-seeded Madison in a Class C South baseball quarterfinal on Thursday.

After downing No. 11 Carrabec on Tuesday behind Lucas Francis, Halls made Ridley’s plan pay off, tossing a complete game one-hitter in No. 6 Lisbon’s 3-0 win.

Halls struck out eight and walked five. Madison’s only hit came from Chase Malloy in the third inning with two outs.

The win sends 13-5 Lisbon to the semifinals against rival and second-seeded St. Dom’s on Saturday at 11 a.m. Madison finished 14-3.

Lisbon used a two-run first inning to take control. Halls and Francis both had two hits, with Halls scoring a pair of runs.

Malloy combined with two relievers on eight hits, four strikeouts and two walks.

Softball

NORTH ANSON — Lisbon tallied three runs in the second and four runs in the fourth en route to an 8-4 Class C quarterfinal win over third-seeded Carrabec on Thursday. The 11-6 Greyhounds, seeded sixth, will face No. 2 Telstar on Saturday in the semifinals at 1 p.m.

Kate Philbrick had a two-run double in the second for the Greyhounds, while Jasmin Le and Ally Sult each had a double in the win. Mallory Fairbanks also had two RBIs.

Bailey Dunphy had two hits for Carrabec, including a double. Paige Chadbourne had a pair a singles, while Baylee Atwood drove in one run on two singles.