The schedule was not quite full Wednesday, but there were some good games to be played featuring the second match up of Camden Hills and Oceanside. The first time the two teams meet the Mariners came out on top 6-5. The Windjammers and the Mariners had both been on a little bit of a roll lately so everyone knew this should be a good game.

Both Waldo County teams, Mount View and Belfast, that played Wednesday found themselves on the losing end of their games with Belfast falling to Lincoln Academy and Mount View falling to Morse of Bath.

Click here for the photo gallery from the Oceanside at Camden Hills baseball game

Oceanside 5, Camden Hills 2… This game was everything it was supposed to be and more with Ryan Allender on the mound for Oceanside and Sam Berry for the Windjammers.

The Mariners scored in the first inning after Zac Roman reached on an error and stole second, Drew Townsend was hit by a pitch and  J.T. Tobin reached on a throwing error that allowed Roman to score.  Nick Mazurek grounded out, driving in Townsend and Dan Hendricks scorched a single over the head of Camden Hills first baseman Connor Graffam driving in Tobin to take a 3-0 lead.
 
The game would stay that way until the third inning when Camden Hills plated two to make it a -2 ball game.  John Hall singled and moved to second on a throwing error.  Joe Chamberlain reached on an error, scoring Hall. Chamberlain stole second, moved to third on a ground out and scored when Connor Hart reached on an error.
 
Oceanside finished the scoring in the sixth inning after Mazurek singled,  Hendricks grounded out moving Mazurek to second.  Ryan Allender then singled scoring Mazurek with Allender taking second on the throw to the plate.  Pinch hitter Travis Frye singled scoring Allender with the final run of the game.

Allender pitched for the Mariners allowing two unearned runs on three hits and 2 walks while striking out three. Allender retired the last 10 batters he faced as he got stronger as the game went on.Allender goes to 4-1 on the season for the Mariners.

"Ryan Allender was solid again for us as he kept Camden off balance all game long, with the exception of the third when we committed three errors behind him," said Oceanside manager Don Shields . "Offensively we capitalized on a couple of errors in the first and got a couple of hits to give us an early lead.  And then in the sixth we added two runs and I felt that put the game away with big hits from Ryan and Travis Frye.  Every time you beat a quality team like Camden it’s a great win for your team."

Sam Berry (L 2-1) got the start and the loss for Camden Hills pitching 6+ innings allowing five runs, two earned on seven hits and a walk while striking out two. Elliott Grindle  finished the game for the Windjammers going one inning.

Hitting for Oceanside were, Roman, Hendricks, Mazurek, Allender, and Frye. John Hall had a pair of singles for Camden Hills.

Team       1  2  3  4  5  6  7  R  H  E
OSide      3  0  0  0 0  2 0  5   7  5
Chills      0  0  2  0  0  0 0 2   3   3

Morse 8, Mount View 5… Mount View gave host Morse a battle, but seven errors will not win you ball games and the Mustangs fell 8-5 to the Shipbuilders.

Nathan Wren pitched for Mount View, but did not receive any support in the field wasting a good outing. Wren went six innings allowing eight runs, only two earned, on five hits and four walks while striking out three.

Cressy pitched six innings for Morse allowing five runs on nine hits and three walks with four strikeouts. Jacobs pitched the final inning allowing a hit and striking out one to earn the save.

Morse hitters were Paulus, L. McDonough, Doughty, Holbrook and K. McDonough each had a hit.

For Mount View , Ricky Moulton (2 doubles), Nathan Wren (2 singles, RBI),  Nate Lord (double, triple, 2 RBIs), Mikey Hustus, Ashton Reynolds, Kyle Turner and David Clark each had a hit.

Team       1  2  3  4  5  6  7  R  H  E
MTView 2  0  0  1  2  0  0  5  10  7
Morse     0  3  0  0 0  5  X  8  5   2

Lincoln Academy 10, Belfast 5… The Lions hosted Lincoln Academy Wednesday falling 10-5 to the ERagles.

A.J. Oliver went six innings and Weiss pitched one allowing 5 runs on seven hits.

Zach Collier, Greg Clark and Drew Stanley pitched for Belfast allowing 10 runs on nine hits.

Leading Lincoln Academy at the plate was Israel Dauite (2 singles), Wally Morris (2 doubles) and Brett Cowan (2 singles).

For Belfast, Greg Clark had (double), Steve Paul and Anthony Defeo (Single, RBI each).

Team      1  2  3  4  5  6  7  R  H  E
LA           0 1  0  3  5  1  0  10  9  0
Belfast   1  0  0  0  0 0  4   5  7  0

Ron Hawkes can be reached at sports@penbaypilot.com