Over the next two weeks, we’re sharing what we think you should know ahead of the baseball, softball, lacrosse, tennis and track seasons. Next up, Tuesday: softball.
Baseball
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It’s not easy (or cheap) to look cool on a Maine high school baseball field
The mound of gear worn by high school players seems to grow each year, and that comes at a cost.
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Meet the 10 western Maine baseball players to watch in 2026
These upperclassmen — six juniors and four seniors — are set for strong seasons this spring.
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These are the 5 western Maine baseball teams to watch in 2026
These five teams are ready to compete with the best across the state.
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Meet the 2026 Maine Baseball Hall of Fame inductees
Former St. Dominic and current Gray-New Gloucester coach Bob Blackman and Cony coach Don Plourde are among the 11 members of the newest class.
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New hats, equipment and more at Lisbon baseball practice
Varsity Maine visited the Greyhounds, who are looking for another postseason berth in Class C South.
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The Maine spring sports season is under way. Here’s what we learned on Day 1
Monmouth baseball gets an interesting mix of faces on the first day of practices for pitchers and catchers; Lewiston softball looks to progress further; and boys lacrosse goalies get started.
Posted inBaseball, Boys Basketball, Boys Soccer, Field Hockey, Girls Basketball, Girls Soccer, Softball, Sports, Varsity Maine
Maine’s smallest high schools worry about future of sports, impact on their communities
As the state’s rural communities get smaller, players, coaches and administrators in those places must adapt to survive.
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Gray-New Gloucester hires former St. Dom’s baseball coach
Bob Blackman led the Saints to nine state championships in 21 years before the school closed earlier this year.