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Kingfield, Rangeley rookies open Cal Ripken baseball season
Photos from the first game of the season for the North Franklin Cal Ripken rookie division Thursday, May 1, featuring teams from Rangeley and Kingfield.
Kingfield Redhawk Hayden Lopez connects the ball with his bat during the North Franklin Cal Ripken Baseball League Rookie Division season opener in Kingfield Thursday, May 1. Dee Menear/Rangeley Highlander
Rangeley catcher Raylnn Hoff and Kingfield batter Pascal Bruce take their positions seriously during the North Franklin Cal Ripken season opener Thursday, May 1 in Kingfield. Dee Menear/Rangeley Highlander
Rangeley baseball players Lydia O’Neil, front, and Seamus Loud, back, take position on the field for the North Franklin Cal Ripken rookie division season opener Thursday, May 1 in Kingfield. Dee Menear/Rangeley Highlander
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