The Hornets scored in five of their six innings, but had to hold off two big Bulldog rallies.
Wil Kramlich
Wil Kramlich is a sports reporter who has lived in greater Lewiston/Auburn his whole life. Born in Lewiston, Wil grew up in Gray, where he played sports and fell in love with the sports section of the newspaper. He was a three-sport athlete at Gray-New Gloucester High School before participating on the track & field team at Westfield State University in Massachusetts for a year. He graduated from New England School of Communications in Bangor, and first interned for a couple of online media entities before landing his first newspaper job at the Journal Tribune in Biddeford. He has worked at the Sun Journal since 2015, covering high school and college sports and beyond. Wil is a father, husband and obviously a sports fanatic.
Softball: Monmouth walks off Winthrop
Freshman Taylor Truman hits the ball hard enough to score the winning run in the bottom of the seventh after the Mustangs gave the lead away in the top of the inning.
Softball: Oak Hill offense explodes against Lisbon
The Raiders scored at least a dozen runs for the fifth game in a row to start the season.
Former Bates athlete Sam Francis now crunching numbers for Cincinnati Bengals
Former Bobcats football and lacrosse player has made it to the NFL thanks to his analytics acumen.
No baseball, softball for Rangeley this spring
Low participation numbers and lack of a softball coach mean no varsity sports for the Lakers this sports season.
Girls’ basketball: Gray-NG marches past Maranacook in B South quarterfinal
The top-seeded Patriots scored the first six points of the game and never looked back.
Girls’ basketball: Cape Elizabeth corrals Oak Hill in B South quarterfinal
Capers contain Raiders, hold them to just six field goals in a defensive battle.