Morse punches out plenty of batters and drives in a run in the Vikings’ road win. Buckfield and Oak Hill also pick up wins, as do the Monmouth, Mt. Abram and St. Dom’s baseball teams.
Gray-New Gloucester Patriots
Track and field: Sarah Moore helps NYA girls shine bright at WMC championships
Carter Libby, Ben Cobb and Trevor Amos win titles for the Gray-New Gloucester boys, and Madeline Ellis, Eagen Whitten and Cadyn Langlois excel for Poland.
Football: Seth Johnson excited to lead Poland program
Gray-New Gloucester baseball coach, who recently coached Sacopee Valley’s eight-man football team, takes over as the Knights coach this fall.
High school roundup: Lewiston baseball comes alive late to slip past Skowhegan
Blue Devils finish strong, as do Leavitt and Dirigo softball; Oak Hill baseball and Spruce Mountain softball avoid upsets; Lewiston goalie signs with Nordiques NA3HL team.
High school roundup: Edward Little softball takes down Messalonskee
Mackenzie Grenier and Izzy Jalbert pace Red Eddies; Mountain Valley teams sweep Telstar; Leavitt and Oxford Hills edged in softball showdowns; and Brady Truman pitches Vikings past Skowhegan.
High school roundup: Edward Little edges Winslow/Lawrence in girls lacrosse
Izzy Hayes scores a team-high four goals in the Red Eddies’ narrow victory on the road.
High school roundup: Clutch hits lift area teams to victories
Oxford Hills, Edward Little and Telstar baseball teams and St. Dom’s softball pull ahead in final innings. There also were several pitching gems Monday, including Kyeria Morse’s first no-hitter of the season and one-hitters by Ashton Hammonds and Landon Bangs.
High school roundup: Yarmouth outslugs Gray-New Gloucester in softball
On the baseball diamond, the Clippers no-hit the Patriots.
High school roundup: Oak Hill tops Mountain Valley in high-scoring softball tilt
Aubrey McElhaney’s three hits and three RBIs pace the Raiders in 13-12 eight-inning victory; Buckfield, Lewiston, Oxford Hills and Spruce Mountain all win big; Telstar, Monmouth and Oak Hill baseball teams roll to victories, and Edward Little spooks Brewer.
Boys lacrosse: Gray-New Gloucester/Poland coasts past Massabesic with a 12-goal first half
Aries Plourde nets a game-high four goals, and seven other players score goals for the 26ers.