OAKLAND — Luke Vigue and Cam Douglas scored goals late in the fourth quarter Saturday, helping host Messalonskee stave off Lewiston, 8-6, in the KVAC boys’ lacrosse championship game.

Lewiston trailed 3-0, 4-2 and 6-3 at the quarter checkpoints before rallying to tie the game on Sam Cloutier’s goal with 7:25 remaining.

“I had a lot of tired seniors out there today,” said Lewiston coach Bill Bodwell, whose school held graduation ceremonies Friday night.

Vigue’s second goal of the game, an unassisted tally, put the Eagles (12-1) back in front. Douglas sealed the deal with his second goal off a feed by Nate DelGiudice.

DelGuidice had two goals and two assists for Messalonskee, which avenged its lone regular-season loss, a 12-3 verdict in Lewiston.

Lewiston (11-2) remains the top seed in the Eastern Class A tournament and will host either Portland or Brunswick in next Saturday’s semifinals. Messalonskee will be seeded third.

Keenan Knox and Dom Dexter each added a goal for the Eagles.

Cloutier and Brandon Tiner both scored twice to lead the Devils. Curtis Robinson added a goal and three assists. Elliot Chicoine had a goal and an assist. Jesse Leeman made 12 saves in the Lewiston net.

College Baseball

Maine 4, Fla. Intenational 1

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — Jeffrey Gibbs allowed two hits over eight innings, while Tyler Patzalek reached base five times as the University of Maine baseball team defeated Florida International University, 4-1, in the Chapel Hill Regional of the NCAA baseball tournament on Saturday afternoon.

The Black Bears will now face either North Carolina or James Madison at 1 p.m. Sunday.

“I thought we played a great baseball game (Friday) night,” Maine coach Steve Trimper said. “We just didn’t get the big hit. Today, we were able to manufacture a few runs, and obviously, we got great pitching.”

Maine got on the board in the bottom of the second inning. Patzalek was hit and scored when Ian Leisenheimer singled to left field. Maine left a pair of runners on base in the inning.

Maine extended its lead to 2-0 in the bottom of the fifth inning. Michael Fransoso singled to right field and then stole his 18th base of the season. He scored the second run of the game for the Black Bears when Joey Martin doubled down the left field line.

The Black Bears plated a pair of runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to extend their lead to 4-0. Alex Calbick reached on an infield single. He moved to second on a Leisenheimer sacrifice bunt. Colin Gay then singled to shortstop. Calbick scored when Troy Black singled to right center field. Gay scored the fourth run of the game when Taylor Lewis hit a sacrifice fly to center field.

FIU got on the board in the top of the ninth inning. Yoandy Barrosa led off the inning with a double to center field. He scored when Pablo Bermudez singled to right center, breaking up Maine’s shutout. The Black Bears retired the next two batters to earn the victory.

Gibbs (8-5) struck out eight batters in the game. Stephen Perakslis pitched the ninth inning and allowed one hit.