Sonja Morse didn’t transfer to Cony High School just to play softball, but she has to admit things have worked out pretty well so far.
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WESTERN D BASEBALL: Top-ranked Buckfield holds off young Valley
BUCKFIELD — There were no tears following Valley’s 9-6 loss to Buckfield in Thursday’s Western Maine Class D baseball championship game.
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ROAD RACING: Ackerman giving back with race
Anna Ackerman became interested in running when she was 7 years old, attending nature camp in Augusta.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Lakers, Bobcats up against history
When it comes to the Rangeley and Richmond softball teams, the historical differences are striking.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Brochu excels for Rams on mound, at plate
Cony High School softball coach Rocky Gaslin knew he getting a good player this season in freshman Arika Brochu. He just didn’t know how good.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Morse, Russell lead Rams to final
AUGUSTA — A few minutes after Oxford Hills seized the momentum in Saturday’s Eastern Maine Class A semifinal softball game, Cony’s Molly Russell snatched it away.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Cony advances
AUGUSTA —Molly Russell’s two-run homer highlighted Cony’s five-run sixth inning as the Rams downed Oxford Hills 8-1 in an Eastern Maine Class A semifinal softball game Saturday.
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL: Aggressive Richmond moves on
RICHMOND — It’s tough to quibble with the Richmond softball team’s aggressive, small-ball style of play. It’s yielded 48 wins, three losses and a Class D state championship over the last three seasons.
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HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: Scates, Erskine shut out Cony to advance
AUGUSTA — When it comes to throwing strikes, few pitchers in the state can match Erskine’s Shyler Scates.
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WESTERN C BASEBALL QUARTERFINAL: Cumler, Hall-Dale advance
FARMINGDALE — Bobby Cumler wasn’t quite as sharp Wednesday as he was the first time he faced Wiscasset this season. But the Hall-Dale freshman was good enough.