Julia Pike singled in the bottom of the sixth inning, stole second and third and scored the go-ahead run on a fielder’s choice as Kennebunk/Sanford kept its perfect softball record intact Friday with a 4-1 victory over Massabesic in Kennebunk.
Pike also pitched four hitless innings, striking out 10 and walking one, to go along with her two hits at the plate. She reentered the circle in the seventh inning to save the victory for Melody Rousselle, who pitched the fourth, fifth and sixth.
Paige Williams hit a triple for Kennebunk (8-0).
Emilee Petrin-Kendrick had an RBI double for Massabesic (3-6).
THORNTON ACADEMY 17, BONNY EAGLE 2: Renee Gonneville had four hits and three RBI, and Lindsay DesRoberts and Kaitlyn Paradis each hit a solo home run to power the Trojans (4-4) past the Scots (1-8) in a five-inning game at Saco.
Izzy Miner added a two-run single.
Hayley Hopkins hit an RBI single for Bonny Eagle.
SCARBOROUGH 22, DEERING 1: Jamie Kemper, Natalie Moynihan and Sophia Nelson all launched home runs for the Red Storm (7-2) in a five-inning win over the Rams (1-9) at Scarborough.
Gabriella Pelletier threw a two-hitter, striking out four and walking four while adding three hits and five RBI.
Kemper was 4 for 5 with three RBI and three runs scored. Meghan Robinson had three hits and scored three times.
OXFORD HILLS 6, BRUNSWICK 0: Kyeria Morse struck out 11 and allowed just two hits and one walk as the Vikings (8-0) shut out the Dragons (5-3) in Brunswick.
Kaydence Morse had two singles for Oxford Hills, which broke open a 1-0 game with five runs in the fifth.
NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 7, SACOPEE VALLEY 2: Lily Rawnsley pitched a five-hitter with five strikeouts and hit an RBI triple, and the Panthers (7-0) used a five-run sixth inning to pull away from the Hawks (6-4) at Yarmouth.
Jordan Nash had two hits and two RBI. Toree St. Hilaire hit a two-run single.
Abby Sanborn hit an RBI single for Sacopee Valley, which broke up Rawnsley’s shutout bid in the seventh inning.
WELLS 10, YARMOUTH 5: Payton Fezzina recorded three hits to pace a 10-hit attack for the Warriors (7-3) as they beat the Clippers (2-5) in Yarmouth.
Ava Kreie added a pair of hits, and Delani Brown hit a double.
Emma Butsch led Yarmouth with two singles.
EDWARD LITTLE 9, CAMDEN HILLS 8: Winning pitcher Madisyn Scott hit an RBI triple to tie the game in the bottom of the sixth, then scored on a wild pitch as the Red Eddies (5-5) rallied for a win over the Windjammers (2-6) in Auburn.
Amanda Raymond had two hits and a run scored for Edward Little. Alexis Kelsea and Izzy Jalbert scored twice.
Maya Stone led the Windjammers with two hits and two runs.
HALL-DALE 29, WISCASSET/BOOTHBAY 0: The Bulldogs smacked 20 hits and got a no-hitter from Rita Benoit in a five-inning win over the Wolverines (0-9) in Farmingdale.
Zoe Soule and Marie Benoit each had two doubles and three RBI.
LACROSSE
BIDDEFORD 18, SOUTH PORTLAND 0: Abby Bouffard broke Biddeford’s single-season scoring record and reached 100 career points as the Tigers (8-1) cruised past the Red Riots (1-7) in South Portland.
Bouffard scored seven goals, giving her 45 this season, and added four assists.
Cece Keller contributed five goals and three assists, and Kylie Parent had three goals and an assist.
Jenna Trafford made 16 saves for South Portland.
PORTLAND 12, DEERING 3: Eliza Stein scored five goals as the Bulldogs (7-1) eased past the Rams (0-7) at Memorial Field.
Phoebe Knoll and Emily Seavey chipped in with two goals apiece. Gianna Smith, Lilah Green, Gabriella Harrigan and Lucy Susen also scored for Portland.
Shay Rosenthal got all three goals for Deering,
Emily Smith and Kristen Mailloux split time in goal for the Bulldogs, combining for 10 saves.
GREELY 16, FRYEBURG ACADEMY 1: Asja Kelman scored four goals, and Lauren Dennen and Jenny Medrano each added three as the Rangers (9-1) defeated the Raiders (0-8) in Cumberland.
Charlotte Taylor, Allie Read and Cady Hatch rounded out Greely’s scoring with two goals apiece.
Eden True scored for Fryeburg.
KENNEBUNK 16, MASSABESIC 1: Ruby Sliwkowski scored four goals and set up another, and Sophia Notine tallied three goals as the Rams (9-0) rolled past the Mustangs (0-8) at Waterboro.
Ella Highbarger and Mara Muse added two goals apiece.
Lydia Desrochers scored for Massabesic.
FALMOUTH 14, SCARBOROUGH 2: Sloane Ginevan, Lucy Taylor and Peaches Stucker combined for nine goals and seven assists, leading the Navigators (6-1) past the Red Storm (2-6) in Falmouth.
Ginevan finished with four goals and an assist, Taylor had three goals and two assists, and Stucker tallied two goals and four assists. Keira Alcock, Maisy Clement, Maeve Ginevan, Addy Tolley and Sydney Shiben also scored.
Scarborough’s Grace Carlista and Isabela Hernandez scored second-half goals.
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