H.S. roundup: Saints come from behind to top Mountain Valley
| By Sun Journal, Lewiston, Maine | |
| McClatchy-Tribune Information Services |
The Falcons (4-12) were leading 3-0 and had a good shot at making the playoffs before the Saints (12-4) marched back with four runs in the sixth. Second baseman
Hornets starter
Graffam helped out his own cause by rapping a pair of hits for the Windjammers.
Oxford Hills 5,
The Vikings (9-5) jumped out to a two-run lead in the first inning.
Chickering fanned nine
Softball
Leavitt 13,
The Hornets (9-5) stung early with nine runs in the first. Leavitt posted another four runs over the next four innings to secure the win by 10-run rule.
Six different players had multiple hits, including
The Lakers (8-7) scored twice in the second on a double by
Lake Region pitcher
Mt. Ararat 8, Lewiston 4
The Blue Devils (1-14) scored four runs in the first inning. Catcher
Lewiston left 10 runners on base, and the Eagles rallied for seven runs over the last three innings to rob Lewiston of what would have been their second win of the season.
Mountain Valley 10, St. Dom's 3
Marston also smacked a two-run homer in the sixth inning and
For the Saints,
Oxford Hills 16,
Vikings (10-4) pitcher
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