Baseball

Coach: Marc Sawyer

Last year’s record: 10-6

Key players: Michael Berry, Lincoln Sanborn, Kevin Moskevich, Joe Davis, Ryan Nason, Justin Smith, Tyler Ruby, John Simon, Adam Morin, Cameron McKague and Nick Cawood

Key games this season: Sawyer said every game will be big for the Scots. “The league is very strong and the season is expected to be competitive,” he said. “Westbrook, Deering, Scarborough, South Portland, Biddeford, Thornton Academy and Marshwood should be very strong.”

Season outlook: We finished 10-6 the last two seasons and lost in the quarterfinals of the Western Maine tournament,” Sawyer said. “We return 12 players from last year’s team. I think we have the potential to play with any team in the league, any team in the state. I look forward to a great season.”

Softball

Coach: Jan Corliss

Last year’s record: 12-4

Key players: Hannah Goodale, Connie Grovo, LaShawna Jackson, Whitney Porter

Key games this season: “Scarborough, Cheverus and Biddeford, although I think the league has a lot of teams that will contend for playoffs,” Corliss said.

Season outlook: “We should be pretty competitive as long as we stay away from injuries, and get key players back from injuries at the beginning of the season,” Corliss said. “I think the 43-foot pitching distance will be in our favor both offensively and defensively. We have some good contact hitters, very good speed, but it’s a new defensive line-up, and our success will depend on how quickly the new players to the starting lineup will adjust to the varsity level of competition. We are going to Florida for spring training, and that should help their adjustment.”

Boys Lacrosse

Head Coach: Nat Germond

Last year’s record 10-2 regular season-Lost 9-5 to Kennebunk in

quarterfinals

Key players: Too many to list

Season outlook: “We have many returning players this season and should be very competitive if we stay focused from practice to practice and game to game,” Germond said. “Our schedule is more difficult this season and should better prepare us for the postseason provided we continue to improve, work hard and win games.”

Girls lacrosse

Coach: Judy Martin

Last year’s record: 9 – 4-Lost to Westbrook in Class A quarterfinals

Key players: Kate Boyer (Junior–one of last year’s leading scorers); Katie Kohler (Senior–looking for her to be a major threat); Tori Pease (Senior–three-year varsity player will take charge of the defense)

Season outlook: “We should have a better than .500 season,” Martin said. “Our schedule is tougher than last year.”

Boys tennis

Coach: Hossein Miremadi

Last year’s record: 4-8

Key players: Tyler Adams, Zac Cary, Todd Thompson

Key matches this season: Gorham, Deering, Portland

Season outlook: “The season looks bright for the Scots as they continue to build upon their season last year,” Miremadi said. “No. 1 singles player Tyler Adams will look to remain unbeaten in the conference and a much improved Zac Cary and Todd Thompson will help Bony Eagle compete for a playoff spot in Class A.”

Girls tennis

Coaches: Debra Semle and Vince Kane

Last year’s record: 3-9

Season outlook: “We have at least eight girls returning from last year’s team,” Semle said. “Three of them have played varsity singles, including Chelsea Kinney, Erynn Brayley and Mary Doehler. Another strong contender could be Lindsey Campbell, who could play either singles or doubles. Becky Terrio, Emily Duggan, Mikayla Welch, Paige Wormwood and Anya Timchenko have all had varsity doubles experience as well. We also have a large contingent of new players who will certainly be pushing to claim a spot on varsity. We’re excited at the prospects for this year’s team. It’s going to be fun.”

Boys track

Coach: Greg Wilkinson

Last year’s record: The Scots won the Class A state championship

Key athletes: Joey Collins, Tim Belanger, Ethan Cola, Kyle Bailey, Chris Malarsie, Tyson Goodale, Matt Rollins, Greg Martin, Jeremy Collins, Ben Thomas, Corey Lambert

Key meets this season: “All contests are key,” Wilkinson said. “Top teams in our league are Cheverus, Gorham and Scarborough.”

Season outlook: “We have a roster of 45, of which only three are seniors,” Wilkinson said. “Being so young, rebuilding the program is a top priority. Our focus will be on learning fundamentals, while improving through the course of the season. I’m very excited for our prospects in future years!”

The Bonny Eagle girls track preview was not available as of press time.

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