Ben Debiase's straight steal of home plate the difference for the Roadrunners in win.

Things returned to normal for Tigers in a one-sided win over Leavitt, Travis Barrett writes.

The Patriots pummeled the Panthers in Game 1 before a closer Game 2; Also, Hawks fall in boys lacrosse.

Also: Mt. Blue boys tennis shows strong depth; Practice makes perfect for EL softball; Teamwork on mound lifts Lisbon.

One of the biggest changes will be reducing the field in each event from 32 to 24 competitors in an effort to ease crowding.

From virtual reality goggles to biokinetic sensors, technology is helping to evaluate and improve players' mechanics and provide a boost in the college recruiting process.

Oxford Hills softball and Lisbon baseball both earn dominant wins.

Winning pitcher Josh Murphy strikes out nine batters and gives up five hits in the Blue Devils' 9-5 victory

After losing the rivalry matchup earlier in the year, EL focused on the little things, which led to a walk-off single by Leah Thibodeau.

Bella Perryman homers for Saints. Also, Charlotte Gastonguay scores eight goal the the Lewiston girls lacrosse team's victory; and more from Tuesday.

Girls tennis: Lewiston's Abby Svor and Edward Little's Mya Vincent battle for more than two hours after the Blue Devils had already clinched the victory.

Boys tennis: Even without a No. 3 singles player, the Red Eddies were able to earn a rare win over their cross-river rivals.

Poland baseball, Oxford Hills softball roll to victories on a day when other contests were much closer.

Mt. Blue winning pitcher Makayla Gross strikes out 11 batters and gives up five hits in the Cougars’ 10-2 victory.

St. Dom's and Telstar both earn road wins in softball.

The athletes will compete in the state singles tournament later this month.

The Saint-turned-Blue Devil scored eight goals in her return to lacrosse play against her former team.

Red Eddies score four runs in the seventh. Also, Gray-New Gloucester's Madison Pelletier two-hits Old Orchard Beach and more softball and baseball recaps from Friday.

Girls lacrosse: Seniors Charlotte Gastonguay and Brie Dube spark the Blue Devils' offense with 12 of the team's 16 goals in win over the Red Eddies.

Baseball: Armstrong throws a complete game on the mound, then ended it with his first hit that gave the Mustangs a 2-1 win over the Ramblers.

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.