The fifth-seeded Rams (12-6) scored two runs late and were able to hold off the eighth-seeded Red Eddies (11-7) in a Class A North semifinal in Bangor.

With the game tied 3-3, Bangor’s Max Clark swung at the first pitch he saw and connected for a deep double, which was followed by Colton Trisch’s single that brought Clark home for the go-ahead run. Later in the inning, Luke Missbrenner drove in another run with a sacrifice fly to put Bangor up 5-3.

Edward Little’s Campbell Cassidy pitched the first four innings and gave up three runs. At the plate, Cassidy singled in the fifth and then scored on a Patrick Anthoine double. Anthoine finished with three hits for the Red Eddies.

Edward Little coach Dave Jordan said that the Red Eddies stranded seven runners in scoring position, while Bangor only left two.

A double killed EL’s run in the sixth inning and a great catch in the outfield by Bangor’s Clark finished the win.

Clark and Ryan Howard both had two hits for the Rams.