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WELLS — Tyler Carpenter gave up just a leadoff single to Nick Butler to lift the Wells baseball team to a 5-0 win over Greely on Monday.

Carpenter also had a two-run single as Wells (11-1) scored four runs in the first inning. Michael Wrigley added a pair of hits, including a solo home run in the fifth.

Carpenter also had six strikeouts.

Jacob Whiting allowed five runs on five hits, striking out eight for Greely.

KENNEBUNK 4, NOBLE 3: Ryan Connors was hit by a pitch and scored the winning run in the bottom of the eighth on a sacrifice fly by Nick Teguis as the Rams (4-8) beat the Knights (6-7) in Kennebunk.

Kennebunk scored three unearned runs in the bottom of the fifth inning to take a 3-2 lead. Noble tied it in the top of the sixth on an RBI double by Bryce Cantin.

Chris Grady picked up the win for the Rams, going the distance, allowing three runs on eight hits, striking out six batters.

SACOPEE VALLEY 17, NORTH YARMOUTH ACADEMY 2: Dylan Miner homered, Ben Thurlow drove in two runs and the Hawks (6-7) scored six runs in the second inning, followed by eight in the third, to beat the Panthers (1-7) in six innings in Hiram.

Brandon Capano added three hits for Sacopee Valley.

Connor Dillon had two hits for North Yarmouth.

ST. DOMINIC 3, TRAIP ACADEMY 2: Domenic Chasse and Jack Ouellette each hit RBI singles as the Saints (9-4) scored three runs in the fourth to beat the Rangers (8-4) in Kittery.

Riley Volpe went the distance for St. Dominic, allowing two runs on five hits and striking out eight.

Hunter Sawtelle hit an RBI double in the fourth for Traip, and Teddy Driscoll had two hits, including a double.

Shane MacNeill struck out four and allowed three runs on nine hits in a complete game for the Rangers.

OCEANSIDE 5, BELFAST 3: Logan Sheridan pitched a complete game, striking out five, and hit a two-run double during a four-run fifth as the Mariners (11-2) beat the Lions (7-6) at Belfast.

Titus Kaewthong hit a two-run double earlier in the fifth to put Oceanside ahead 3-2.

Michael Norton Jr. added three hits and an RBI for the Mariners.

Chris Kelly had two hits, including a two-run single in the second for Belfast.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH 13, WAYNFLETE 3: The Seagulls (5-8) scored all of their runs in the second inning to cruise past the Flyers (1-9) in Old Orchard.

Ryun Hogan batted twice in the inning, hitting an RBI double and an RBI single, and Chandler Payea and Kyle Allen each had RBI doubles.

CONY 8, CAMDEN HILLS 3: Kyle Douin had three hits and an RBI and Bobby Stolt drove in two runs to lead the Rams (4-9) to a win over the Windjammers (2-11) in Rockport.

LACROSSE

LINCOLN 11, WINSLOW 8: Nate Simmons had four goals and an assist to pace the Eagles (7-1) to the win over the Black Raiders (4-4) in Winslow.

Jayden Dolloff and Nolen Michael each had two goals and two assists for Lincoln and Damon Westhaver made four saves.

THORNTON ACADEMY SENIOR Wyatt LeBlanc signed a national letter of intent to play lacrosse at Division II Bentley University on Monday. LeBlanc, a midfielder, has helped Thornton Academy to an 8-0 record this season.

WRESTLING

THE WELLS WRESTLING team raised more than $12,000 for the Cure Sanfilippo Foundation in honor of Spencer Smith, the son of former Wells wrestler Nate Smith.

Spencer Smith was diagnosed with a rare, incurable neurological disease known as Sanfilippo syndrome. Sanfilippo is often referred to as childhood Alzheimer’s disease because it causes cognitive regression, loss of skills such as talking and walking, and eventually death, according to the Cure Sanfilippo Foundation website. Life expectancy is roughly 15 years.

Each wrestler solicited pledges of donations earned through his victories during matches. The team expected to raise $2,500, but expects to send more that $13,00 to the foundation.