The senior’s strong performance on the mound complements fifth-inning outburst by the Greyhounds’ offense.
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Lisbon tops Monmouth in matchup of unbeatens and C South baseball favorites
Hunter Brissette, Levi Tibbetts shine for Greyhounds, who win rematch of last year’s regional championship.
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Baseball: Maranacook uses defense, pitching to get by Waterville
Three pitchers combine to lead the Black Bears to a four-hit win.
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Winslow baseball coach Beth LaFountain tackling the learning curve on the diamond
State’s only female baseball coach has Black Raiders embracing both fun and fundamentals early in season.
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Erskine cools off red-hot Messalonskee in tight baseball showdown
Junior pitcher Grady Hotham gives Erskine strong outing to record big win in Oakland.
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Baseball: Despite rain, Richmond cruises past Old Orchard Beach
Connor Vachon earns win on the mound and had 3 RBIs at the plate as Bobcats down Seagulls.
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Baseball: Messalonskee’s bats off to hot start with win over Skowhegan
Eagles beat Skowhegan 9-6, improve to 2-0 and have scored 21 runs in first two games.
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With open tournaments in final season, coaches split in preference of new versus old format
Some prefer for playoffs to be guaranteed for fairness and better turnout, while others like having to earn a spot in the postseason.
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High school baseball preview: Central Maine loaded with plenty of contenders
Skowhegan, Richmond and Monmouth went far last year, but Messalonskee, Oak Hill among teams expecting success.
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Baseball/softball: Sense of normalcy abounds for pitchers and catchers week
Players pick up from where they left off last season, while umpires’ move back behind plate marks return to form.