
FRANKLIN COUNTY — The North Franklin Cal Ripken baseball season is underway. Teams from Avon, Kingfield, Stratton, Strong and Rangeley will play against each other in three division categories. Scheduled games are subject to change.
Field information
Avon: Walli Ballfield, Avon Valley Rd.
Kingfield: Little League field, West Kingfield Rd.
Stratton: Little League field behind the Eustis Town Office, 84 Main St.
Strong: American Legion Field, 76 South Main St.
Rangeley: David Bartlett Memorial Ball Field, behind the Town Office, 15 School St.
Majors (12 & under)
All games begin at 5:30 p.m.
Monday, May 5:
Stratton @ Kingfield
Strong @ Phillips
Wednesday, May 7:
Kingfield @ Rangeley
Stratton @ Strong
Monday, May 12:
Kingfield @ Phillips
Stratton @ Rangeley
Wednesday, May 14:
Rangeley @ Kingfield
Strong @ Stratton
Monday, May 19:
Kingfield @ Strong
Phillips @ Rangeley
Wednesday, May 21:
Kingfield @ Stratton
Phillips @ Strong
Wednesday, May 28:
Stratton @ Phillips
Rangeley @ Strong
Monday, June 2:
Strong @ Kingfield
Rangeley @ Phillips
Playoffs will be held the week of June 9. The Championship game is scheduled for Sunday, June 15.
Rookies
Thursday, May 8
Avon @ Rangeley
Thursday, May 15
Avon @ Kingfield
Thursday, May 22
Rangeley @ Avon
Thursday, May 29
Avon @ Kingfield
Tuesday, June 3:
Kingfield @ Avon
Thursday, June 5
Kingfield @ Rangeley
Playoffs are scheduled for Tuesday, June 10. The Championship game will be held Thursday, June 12.
T-Ball
Saturday, May 10:
Avon (A) @ Rangeley (A), 10 a.m.
Kingfield (B) @ Rangeley (B), 11:30 a.m.
Saturday, May 17:
Rangeley (A) @ Kingfield (A), 10 a.m.
Avon (B) @ Kingfield (B), 11:30 a.m.
Saturday, May 24:
Rangeley (B) @ Avon (B), 10 a.m.
Kingfield (B) @ Avon (A), 11:30 a.m.
Saturday, May 31:
Kingfield (A) @ Rangeley (A), 10 a.m.
Avon (B) @ Rangeley (B), 11:30 a.m.
Saturday, June 7
Avon (A) @ Kingfield (A), 10 a.m.
Rangeley (B) @ Kingfield (B), 11:30 a.m.
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