Purple Panthers send three boys and two girls to Round of 52, while nearly a dozen other local players go into the weekend.
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Girls lacrosse: Messalonskee showing no signs of rust
Eagles are 5-0 this season, scoring 85 goals, while allowing just seven defensively.
Local roundup: Isaac Beloff’s 10 goals leads Cony boys lacrosse to win over Erskine
Rams cruise past Eagles on Monday.
Softball: Brooke McKenney, Madison shut down Waterville
Bulldogs pitcher bears down with runners on base, turns in another dominant outing.
Softball: Despite inexperience, Richmond producing at the plate
Bobcats navigating through schedule despite having minimal varsity experience prior to season.
Maine snowboard racer Tyler Hamel making a name for himself on national stage
Bethel resident, 16, makes U.S. Snowboard Cross Development Team after winning national title in Colorado.
Baseball: Mt. Abram steals way to victory over Monmouth
Ben Debiase’s straight steal of home plate the difference for the Roadrunners in win.
Local roundup: Messalonskee softball bashes way to victory
Eagles top Hampden Academy thanks to Morgan Genest’s two hits, Brooke Martin’s home run.
Baseball: Battery shines for Erskine in victory over Waterville
Hotham flirts with no-hitter, Barber swings big bat as Eagles improve to 7-2.
Sidelines: For the Gardiner softball team, it was a perfect day
Things returned to normal for Tigers in a one-sided win over Leavitt, Travis Barrett writes.