Madeleine Brown doubled home the go-ahead run in the bottom of the sixth inning, lifting Mountain Valley to a 5-4 win over Oak Hill in a Mountain Valley Conference softball game Wednesday in Rumford.

It was Brown’s third hit of the day. Althea Allen doubled and singled while driving in two runs for the Falcons (10-5).

Winning pitcher Addison Libby tossed a complete game, allowing six hits while striking out six.

Sydney Wood, Ava Lemont and Saryn Blais each collected two hits for Oak Hill (6-9).

NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 13, CARRABEC 6: Reese Weaver was 3 for 5 with a double, a triple, four RBI and three runs scored, and the Panthers (14-1) ended their regular season with a win over the Cobras (8-8) in Anson.

Abby Sweeney and Cami Casserly both drove in two runs. Sweeney and Jordan Nash both had two hits, and Sweeney, Isy Hinkley and Kennady Conley all scored twice.

Carrabec’s Karen Baker and Lilly Kinney both went 2 for 3. Amiya Tibbetts hit a triple.

LISBON 2, MOUNTAIN VALLEY 1: Skylar Booker hit a walk-off single in seventh inning as the Greyhounds (13-3) won their regular-season finale against the Phoenix (7-7) in Lisbon.

Lisbon’s Sophia Bowie belted her second triple of the game in the bottom of the sixth to tie the game 1-1.

Emma Bourgoin hit a double for Lisbon and pitched 5 1/3 innings, allowing four hits and eight walks while striking out five.

Spruce Mountain took the lead in the third inning when Laya Spear drew a bases-loaded walk. Devin Bryant singled twice for the Phoenix. Rylee Turner took the loss, allowing seven hits while issuing one walk and striking out six.

MEDOMAK VALLEY 7, LEAVITT 6: Arianna Sproul and Kendall Simmons provided the offense for the Panthers (14-2) in a win over the Hornets (10-6) in Turner.

Sproul homered, doubled and drove in four runs. Simmons hit a double and recorded three RBI.

Jennika Schumann and Rheanne Simmons also had doubles for Medomak.

Leavitt was down 7-0 before scoring two runs in the sixth and four in the seventh. The Hornets had the potential tying run at third base when the game ended.

Hailey Cyr and Elizabeth Kowalski each had two RBI for Leavitt. Charlee Pelletier and Reese Bilodeau both drove in a run.

BASEBALL

SPRUCE MOUNTAIN 13, LISBON 3: Cayden Ball allowed only one hit and was 3 for 3 with two doubles, three RBI and two runs scored as the Phoenix (3-12) won a five-inning game against the Greyhounds (9-7) in Lisbon.

Spruce Mountain struck for nine runs in the first inning and four in the third.

Kolby Cotton and Trent Lovewell each drove in two runs, and Cotton and Levi Richards both scored three times. 

Jake Fitzsimmons got the lone Lisbon hit.

TELSTAR 5, SACOPEE VALLEY 2: Camden Johnson singled in two runs during a four-run first inning, and Telstar (13-3) went on to defeat Sacopee Valley (8-8) at Hiram.

Brennan Walker allowed one hit over the final four innings and also went 2 for 4 with two runs scored for the Rebels.

Bo Fenderson had two of Sacopee’s four hits.

LEAVITT 7, MEDOMAK VALLEY 3: Trent Holst pitched six innings, striking out 11 as the Hornets (14-2) ended their regular season with a victory over the Panthers (6-10) in Turner.

Holst allowed three runs on three hits and four walks. He also hit a single and a double, scored once and drove home a run.

Ryder Sawyer-Brown collected three hits. Hunter Holst doubled and singled, and Randan Hutchinson tripled and scored twice.

Devin Benedix recorded two hits for Medomak Valley. Jaydiin Ruiz singled and drove in a pair of runs.

MOUNTAIN VALLEY 8, OAK HILL 5: Zach McLean led the Falcons (7-8) at the plate and on the mound in a victory over the Raiders (6-9) in Rumford.

McLean pitched a complete game and collected four singles and three RBI.

After scoring a run in the first innings, the Falcons added three runs in the second and four in the sixth.

Brayden Hughes (two RBI) and Zakai Salmon both finished with two hits for the Falcons. Sawyer Durant, Josh Pollis and Kegan Jordan each had an RBI.

Braden Dubuc belted a two-run homer in the seventh inning for Oak Hill. It was his second hit of the day. Braden New doubled and singled while recording three RBI.