Baseball: The Cougars maintain patience after falling behind against Hornets on Monday.
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New varsity baseball coach learned from one of the best in the business
Bonny Eagle’s John McGlinn grew up in pro baseball clubhouses with his stepfather, Brian Butterfield, who has coached for six major league organizations.
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H.S. roundup: Mt. Abram baseball routs Hall-Dale
Hunter Warren pitches five innings for the Roadrunners, giving up one run on three hits while striking out eight batters.
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Oak Hill’s Gavin Rawstron stands and delivers, throws no-hitter against Lisbon
Baseball: Raiders pitcher makes five put-outs, strikes out eight batters and retires the side in order in five of the seven innings.
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Oxford Hills walks off against Bangor
Baseball: After giving up a late lead, the Vikings storm back and edge the Rams with a bases-loaded walk.
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Local roundup: Monmouth uses strong third inning to top Telstar in softball
The Mustangs scored seven runs in the third; Oak Hill had a big inning of its own in a win; Also, baseball, lacrosse and boys tennis action.
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Mt. Abram’s pitching delivers with a 2-0 victory over Oak Hill
Pitchers Trevor Phelps and Ben DiBiase work in tandem to contain the Raiders.
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Freeport gets going early against Gray-New Gloucester in 12-1 win
The Falcons only out-hit the Patriots 6-5, but made the most of their base runners.
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Local roundup: Gray-New Gloucester and Freeport split softball, baseball matchups
Both games were one-sided, with the Patriots winning in softball and the Falcons flying away with a baseball victory.
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Baseball: Lisbon keeps its focus on the present, not what could have been
After winning a state title in 2019, Greyhounds were positioned to repeat before the coronavirus pandemic halted all sports.