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Baseball
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Jameson Bryant and Gabe Harmon total 10 strikeouts in a 7-2 victory at home.
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Baseball: Trent Drouin pitches the Raiders to a 3-0 win over Sacopee Valley, last year's Class C South runner-up.
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Baseball: Vogt, a junior right-hander, retires all 15 Gray-New Gloucester batters in a 10-0 victory.
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Mt. Ararat pitcher Andrew Clemons talks about pitching a complete game.
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Andy Marvin scores eight goals and Matt Frost adds four for the Bulldogs.
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Some teams in southern Maine this spring plan to use electronic one-way communication between the coach and catcher.
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These are some of the top players in the region to keep an eye on this spring.
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Several of these teams should contend for regional and state championships this spring.
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Jason Cooke helps the pros by maintaining the playing surface at Hadlock Field, and mentors pitchers on the South Portland baseball team.
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At Falmouth High there is anticipation for a strong baseball season after a 16-2 finish last spring.
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The Leavitt Area High School senior will play football and baseball for the Black Bears.
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The former Valley High and UMaine standout is currently pitching for the St. Paul Saints, the Triple-A affiliate of the Minnesota Twins.
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The Maine Principals' Association will consider allowing one-way electronic communication between a coach and a catcher.
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Our team of the best high school baseball players in the state features seven seniors and seven juniors.
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The ace pitcher for the Class A state champions also became one of the top hitters in the SMAA.
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Libby’s pitching carried the Patriots to their first Class D state championship game since 2017.
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Lucas Moore gets a two-out, RBI single in the sixth inning for the Coyotes, who win their second title in three seasons and their third since 2016.
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Andrew Heffernan pitches a complete game, allowing just three hits, and Red Riots win their second title in three seasons.
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South Portland will go for its second Class A title in three seasons, while Yarmouth and Old Town meet in a rematch of the 2017 Class B championship game.
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The Red Riots' Core Four of Richie Gilboy, Andrew Heffernan, Nolan Hobbs and Johnny Poole have played together since they were little kids. Now they have a chance to win a state title as high school seniors.
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Sam Calder shuts down the top-seeded and undefeated Hawks and scores the game's only run.
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The Clippers slip past the top-seeded Capers to earn a spot in Saturday’s state final.
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The Red Riots score four runs in the sixth inning to take the lead.
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Postponements already have pushed regional finals back a day, and the forecast calls for showers the next few days.
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Charlotte Donovan of Biddeford and Andrew Heffernan of South Portland highlight the high school seniors up for the awards.
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The Maine Principals' Association makes the decision because of weather forecasts calling for rain on Tuesday.
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David Swift shines on the mound and at the plate as the Clippers advance to face top-seeded Cape Elizabeth.
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The defending Class A champion knocks off the No. 1 seed in the South and will face South Portland in a rematch of the last two regional finals.
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Led by senior pitcher Nolan Hobbs, the Red Riots advance to their fourth straight regional final with a 4-1 victory.
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Softball: The fourth-seeded Knights pick up a mercy-rule win in a Class B South quarterfinal.
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Tim Ouellette's ninth-inning home run sends Saints to Class D South final.
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The top-seeded Navigators get an emotional boost from their coach, then beat the No. 8 Stags, 6-3, to set up a Class A South semifinal with Thornton Academy.
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The defending Class A champions rap out 10 timely hits in an 8-1 victory over Gorham.
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The 10th-seeded Rams score a run in the seventh to beat No. 7 Sanford.
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Shipbuilders avenge two regular season losses to Eagles.
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The Hawks, who outscored opponents 153-19 during a 16-0 regular season, enter the Class C playoffs as the state's only undefeated baseball team.
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Senior pitcher/third baseman Andrew Heffernan is chosen as Maine's best baseball player.
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Jameson Bryant drives in the winning run as the Capers win 1-0 to grab the top seed in the Class B South tournament.
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York's Ben Brown pitches five innings for the win and goes 2 for 4 with a homer and two RBI.
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In southern Maine and across the country, participation in an iconic baseball tradition – and a model for organized youth sports – has dropped significantly in recent decades.
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Softball: Caitlin Seitz retires all 21 Lake Region batters in a 1-0 victory.
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Junior pitcher Keith Ramsey retires 18 straight after a leadoff hit en route to a complete-game win.
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Ayden Collins goes 3 for 4 with a double and drives in three runs for the Warriors.
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Baseball: A seven-run third inning propels the three-time defending Class B South champs to an 8-5 win.
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South Portland pitchers Nick Swain and Andrew Heffernan combine on a crisp 4-hitter without a walk.
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Aiden MacFawn drives in the winning run in the bottom of the seventh.
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Baseball: A five-run second inning propels the Blue Blazes to their third win in the last four games.
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Sam Lowenstein's strong pitching helps the Clippers notch their fourth consecutive win, while dealing Wells a third straight loss.
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Sophomore Stanley Spooner shuts down Vikings in 1st varsity start.
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Baseball: The Capers improve to 7-0 with a home win against the Warriors.