BATH — The Morse High School baseball team tied Camden Hills in the bottom of the seventh, then walked off in the eighth for a 2-1 Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference victory over Camden Hills on Friday at Kelley Field.

The Windjammers grabbed a 1-0 lead in the opening frame when Ben Rollins came home on a ground ball by Kyle Crans.

The Shipbuilders (7-8) tied the game when Zach Holbrook led off the seventh with a walk and moved to second on a bunt single by Trevor Drouin (2- for-3). Josh McDougal sacrificed both runners up a base, and after an intentional walk loaded the bases, Brendan Harper hit a hard grounder to second to score the tying run. Rollins escaped further damage when he made a nice play on a squeeze bunt for the second out at the plate.

In the eighth, Dakota Jacobs’ twoout, bases-loaded single plated the winning run.

Morse pitcher Nick Doughty went the distance, striking out five and walking two. Collins also picked up a complete game for the Windjammers, striking out five and walking four.

Keegan McDonough had two hits for Morse, which is slated to host Erskine Academy today, weather permitting.

RICHMOND 10

VALLEY 6

The visiting Bobcats scored five runs in the first inning then held on for an East-West Conference win over Valley (6-5) on Friday.

Zach Small doubled and singled, while Curtis Anderson and Tyler Soucy each singled twice in the win.

Small pitched the first five innings, with Brendan Emmons picking up the two-inning save. They combined on eight hits, seven strikeouts and nine walks.

Cody Laweryson and Nathan Ames each singled for Valley, with Justin Miller adding a double and a single.

RICHMOND 0

SAC. VALLEY 10

The host Sacopee Valley Hawks improved to 14-1 with a Saturday win over Richmond, which finished the regular season with a 13-3 mark.

Brandon Burnell went the distance for the Class C team, striking out seven and permitting just four hits.

Cameron Emmons singled twice for the Bobcats, with Anderson and Mike Stewart adding a single each.

Brady Anderson tripled, and Chris Cyr and Devin Day each singled twice for the Hawks.

BRUNSWICK 3

LEWISTON 4

A passed ball allowed the host Blue Devils to walk-off for a KVAC win over Brunswick on Friday.

The Dragons, who fell to 7-8, host Oxford Hills today at 4 p.m. Currently, Brunswick holds down the eighth position in Eastern Maine Class A, while the win put Lewiston (5-11) into the ninth and final spot.

Brock Belanger had three hits and an RBI for Lewiston, while Mike Wong and Austin Wing each singled twice.

Charlie Lowell and Zach Meggison shared the pitching duties for Brunswick.

FREEPORT 13

OOB 1

Suddenly hot Freeport picked up its third straight Western Maine Conference win in a five-inning Mercy Rule contest on Friday at Old Orchard Beach (6-9).

The Falcons improved to 7-8 and hosts Gray-New Gloucester today at 4 p.m.

Caleb Rice pitched a one-hitter through four innings for the win. Colby Wagner powered the Freeport offense with two hits, including a double, two RBIs and three runs scored.

Caiden Shea chipped in three hits and three RBIs for Freeport, which has allowed just one run in the last three contests. Jack Davenport, Peter LaMagna and Rice also had a pair of hits as the Falcons finished with 13 baseknocks.

SKOWHEGAN 7

MT. ARARAT 2

The visiting Indians scored three runs in the fourth inning en route to a KVAC win at Topsham on Friday.

Mt. Ararat finished its season 1-15.

Caleb Brown and Isaiah Vigue combined on the mound for 5-10 Skowhegan, holding Mt. Ararat to three hits and four walks, with nine strikeouts. Garrett McSweeney and Kyle Dugas each singled twice.

Mason Griffin launched a long double to pace the Eagles’ offense, with Liam Brannigan and Dylan-Earl Johnson each singling. Brannigan and Jacob O’Neill combined for eight strikeouts and five walks on the mound.