Here is where we post the daily sports results that we receive. The following is for Tuesday, May 26, 2015.

If you are at a game and can send the final score to sports@penbaypilot.com, it would be appreciated.

Coaches, managers and scorekeepers: please send, at a minimum, the score and please send as full of a report of the stats as you are willing to do. Your sending of results ensures that your players get the recognition they deserve for their hard work. Photos of your scorebook are acceptable.  

Varsity

Baseball: Vinalhaven/North Haven 7, Temple Academy 2
Baseball: Oceanside 11, Lincoln Academy 1
Baseball: Searsport 3, Richmond 0
Baseball: Morse 4, Medomak Valley 0
Baseball: Belfast 2, Camden Hills 0 
Baseball: Erskine Academy 6, Mount View 1

Softball: Oceanside 2, Lincoln Academy 1
Softball: Vinalhaven/North Haven 26, Temple Academy 1
Softball: Erskine Academy 6, Mount View 1
Softball: Medomak Valley at Morse — No Score Reported
Softball: Camden Hills 16, Belfast 1 
Softball: Richmond at Searsport — No Score Reported

Boys Tennis: Lincoln Academy 5, Belfast 0 

Girls Tennis: Lincoln Academy 4, Belfast 1

Girls Lacrosse: Oceanside 14, Camden Hills 8

Outdoor Track: Oceanside (among others) at Mount Ararat — No Results Reported

Junior Varsity

Baseball: Lincoln Academy 8, Oceanside 5

Middle School

No Scores Reported. 

Oceanside Little League

Major League Baseball: Fisher 15, St. George 14 (Monday)
Major League Baseball: Touch of Glass 4, Rotary 3

Major League Softball: St. George 16, Kenniston Machine 6 

Game Summaries

Oceanside baseball wins 11 straight, bests Lincoln Academy

The Oceanside (11-2) baseball squad picked up its 11th straight victory Tuesday afternoon when they grabbed an 11-1 victory over Lincoln Academy (6-7). 

Working the mound for the Mariners was Ryan Allender who went five innings and allowed one run, two hits, one walk and whiffed five batters. 

On the rubber for Lincoln Academy were Devin Scherer (four innings, seven earned runs, 10 hits, three walks, one wild pitch, one strikeout) and Baker Gove (one inning, three earned runs, four runs, three hits, one walk, one wild pitch and one hit-batter). 

At the plate for Oceanside, Nick Mazurek blasted two home runs, Walker Ranney ripped two singles, Zac Roman smashed three singles and Thomas Curtis blasted two singles and a home run). 

At the plate for Lincoln Academy, Travis Creamer had a double. 

Runs were batted in for Oceanside by Mazurek (three), Roman and Riley Sprague (two each), Curtis, Jimmy Strong and Mazlin Higbee (one each). 

Creamer batted in a run for Lincoln Academy. 

Medomak Valley baseball blanked by Morse

The Morse baseball team defeated the Medomak Valley Panthers by a score of 4-0 Tuesday afternoon. 

Riley McCollett worked the mound for the Panthers and went six innings while allowing six hits, one walk, three earned runs and in the process, he struck out four batters. 

Holbrook went seven innings allowing two hits, one walk and three fanned batters for Morse. 

Complete offensive stats were not available for either team. 

Oceanside softball slips past Lincoln Academy 2-1

The Oceanside Mariners (10-3) softball team handed Lincoln Academy (12-1) its first loss when they picked up a 2-1 victory Tuesday afternoon. 

In the circle for Oceanside, Paige Tyler worked seven innings and allowed seven walks while fanning 12 batters. 

In the circle for Lincoln Academy, Abby Farrin went seven innings and allowed one walk and had 11 fanned batters. 

At the plate for Oceanside, Brianna Dugan had two singles, Madelyn Young had a double and RBI, Kalyn Grover and Casey Pine each had a single and Paige Tyler had a RBI. 

At the plate for Lincoln Academy, Mi Achorn had two singles and a RBI and Christie Hilton had a bunt single. 

Of the game, Oceanside head coach Rusty Worcester said, “Paige Tyler was great today, the ball exploded from her hand today. She had great movement on the ball and hit her spots. She got stronger as the game continued, after [Lincoln Academy] scored in 5th inning Paige came out and shut the door the last two innings. 

Brianna Dugan was also outstanding today for us not only did she have two hard hit singles up the middle she set the tone in the second inning diving head first into home plate just beating the throw from first on Paige Tyler RBI come backer to the pitcher. [I am] very proud of the girls performance today in a big game; they are young and the big game atmosphere didn't bother them at all.”

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