Hopkins tallies seven goals in Raiders' victory. Plus, more lacrosse and softball recaps from Wednesday.

Girls lacrosse: Taryn Cloutier and Emily Wallingford combine for nine goals to lead the Saints to a 17-3 victory over the Red Eddies, who got two goals from Megan Lachance.

Parker tosses shutout in 1-0 over Madison and Jack Theriault, who also pitched all seven innings. Also, St. Dom's defeats Fryeburg in girls lacrosse.

Boys lacrosse: The Blue Devils led by one after one quarter, but a goal late in the first half begins the scoring separation.

Baseball: Red Eddies answer Blue Devils' six-run outburst with a six-run inning of their own in 12-10 victory.

The sophomore's power bat helps the Patriots earn the softball win. In other action, there were no-hitters and extra-inning thrillers.

The Leavitt pitcher throws a two-hitter and strikes nine batters, and the Hornets' offense helped him with nine hits.

Mustangs continue hot start with back-and-forth victory over Maranacook.

Wolverines host first Mountain Valley Conference meet since 2019.

St. Dom's boys lacrosse gets long-awaited win; Rangeley softball and Gray-New Gloucester baseball both denied in doubleheaders.

The Vikings rallied for a 3-2 win in game one, then needed just five innings for a 12-0 victory in game two.

Knights put together two four-run innings in 10-3 win. Also, the Dirigo baseball teams blanks Mt. Abram and three area youth hockey teams fall an national tournaments.

Baseball: The Knights cut a four-run deficit down to two but don't get a chance to continue their rally because game is called after six innings due to darkness.

The biggest change will affect football, where teams will be allowed to play in a lower enrollment class for safety reasons and still be eligible for the postseason.

The Phoenix use 14 hits to conjure up a 14-2 win over the Rebels.

Baseball: Alex Avila stifles the Hornets for four innings, and the Red Eddies score six runs in the third inning to create a deficit too big for Leavitt to overcome.

Mustangs hold on after Cougars' five-run fifth cut their lead to one run. Plus more baseball, softball, lacrosse and hockey recaps from Wednesday.

The school board votes to retire a nickname that was viewed by some as gender-biased and elitist.

Some schools, however, continue to keep their mask mandates in place – at least for now – after the Maine Principals' Association's decision on Wednesday afternoon.

The Falcons get their first softball win of the season; Poland softball, while Poland baseball and St. Dom's boys lacrosse suffer close losses.

They ran, swung, pitched, served, shot and scored. And they did it better than anyone else.

We honor athletes, coaches and teams that made the 2018-19 high school sports year so memorable.