POLAND

Dory Kulis struck out 12 in a dominating performance as the Morse High School softball team rolled to a 21- 0 season-opening win over Lake Region on Friday at Poland High School.

The game was moved due to unplayable field conditions at Lake Region.

The Shipbuilders, 1- 0 and slated to visit Mt. Ararat today at 4:15 p.m., scored three runs in the third, fifth and sixth innings before pouring in 11 runs in the seventh.

Morse pounded out 20 hits, led by three each from Kulis, Marissa Parks, Paige Faulkingham, Brook Kulis and Abby Carpenter. Dory Kulis drove in five runs, while Parks homered and drove in three. Faulkingham and Brook Kulis picked up three RBIs apiece. Kali Pierce and Julia Goddard singled twice, while Vanessa St. Pierre added a triple.

Dory Kulis permitted just three hits and four walks.

Haley Fernald suffered the loss for Lake Region ( 0- 1) with six strikeouts and three walks.

WISCASSET 0

HALL- DALE 16

Sarah Benner had four hits as the host Bulldogs captured a Mountain Valley Conference victory over Wiscasset in the opener for both teams on Friday in Farmingdale.

Kailey Roberts permitted just two hits for the win.

Sydnie Thayer pitched for the Wolverines ( 0- 1), who visit Monmouth today at 4 p.m.

Baseball

BANGOR — Karl Sund scattered four hits as Bangor downed Brunswick, 4- 0, in KVAC action on Saturday.

Sund walked one and struck out six in going the distance for the 2- 0 Rams.

Cam Daly went 4 2/ 3 innings for the Dragons ( 0- 1). He struck out six and walked one. Dalton Dickey and Noah Goddard combined on 1 1/3 frames of relief.

Bangor used a three-run third inning to take control and added a run in the fifth. Tyler Parke tripled and singled in the win.

For Brunswick, which visits Lincoln Academy today at 4 p. m., Sam Sharpe had two hits, including a double, while Zach Grant and Daly each singled.

“We had great pitching and our hitters made contact,” said Brunswick coach Craig Rogers. “Our defense was solid. Both teams played clean baseball.”

MT. ARARAT 3

SKOWHEGAN 5

At Colby College in Waterville, the Indians scored a pair of runs in the sixth for a KVAC win over the Eagles (0-1) on Saturday.

Garrett Moody went the distance on the mound for Mt. Ararat, permitting nine hits and five earned runs with five strikeouts and one walk.

Colby Miller also went all the way for Skowhegan, with nine hits allowed with one walk and one punch-out.

Marcus Christopher tripled, while Ryan Savage had two hits for Skowhegan.

Cam Grant tripled, and Austin Damon singled twice for Mt. Ararat.

MORSE 0

LAKE REGION 4

The Lakers received seven shutout innings from True Meyers en route to a Class B South win over Morse in a game played at Poland on Friday.

Meyers struck out six and walked one.

Dawson Smith and Isaac Holland each doubled in the win.

Austin Magliozzi went 2 1/3 innings for Morse (0-1). He permitted four hits, walked two and struck out one. Two of the runs he allowed were unearned.

Parker Onorato was 3-for-3 at the plate for the Shipbuilders, with Asa Hodgdon adding a pair of hits.

Morse visits Mt. Ararat today at 4:15 p.m.

WISCASSET 0

HALL- DALE 34

Three pitchers combined on a no-hitter as the host Bulldogs rolled to an MVC win over the Wolverines in the return to varsity baseball for Wiscasset.

Logan Dupont, Jett Boyer and Alex Haley combined to allow no hits, and Austin Stebbins tripled, singled three times and drove in four for Hall-Dale (1-0).

Wiscasset (0-1) visits Monmouth today at 4 p.m.