Sammy Calder pitches three shutout innings and contributes three singles and three RBIs, and Luke Harmon doubles twice in the top-seeded Mustangs’ win over the ninth-seeded Greyhounds.
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B North Baseball: No. 5 MDI hangs on to beat No. 4 Cony in a hard-fought battle
The Trojans rallied from a three-run deficit to eliminate the Rams.
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B North softball: No. 10 Lawrence routs No. 3 Cony in prelim round
The Bulldogs completed a season sweep of the Rams behind the pitching of Mackenzie McAvoy and the hitting of Ruby Pierce.
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C South baseball: Mountain Valley tops Winthrop in 9-inning prelim showdown
Falcons see four-run lead evaporate but rally for win in extras.
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D South baseball: Strong pitching, defense lead No. 2 Richmond past No. 7 Carrabec in quarterfinal
Brady Alexander strikes out seven as Bobcats move past Cobras.
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Boys tennis: Bangor battles past Mt. Blue in A North quarterfinal
Rams second singles duo Graeme O’Neal and Quintin Gabe wraps up victory with three-set win.
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Lacrosse: State titles up for grabs as lacrosse tournaments begin
There are top seeds, but not necessarily clear favorites in any class for the boys or girls.
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Watch: Highlights and interviews from the Class A track and field state meet
Emerson Flaker and Makenna Drouin talk about their tight finish in the 100-meter dash, and more sights and sounds from Thornton Academy.
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Class C track: Joey Richards, Teanne Ewings each break two records
Richards, of Winslow, sets state-meet records in the 100 and 200, while Ewings, of Houlton/Greater Houlton Christian, lowers the 1,600 and 3,200 records.
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Class A track: South Portland, Scarborough stars lead their teams to titles
Arnaud Sioho wins four events to carry the Red Riots to their first boys’ state championship in 22 years, and Emerson Flaker leads the Red Storm to the girls’ crown by sweeping the sprints.