Marty Ryan, a former high school athletic director at Wells and Kennebunk, is among a class of 12 who will be inducted into the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Hall of Fame on Dec. 13 in Indianapolis. Ryan retired in 2009 after a 29-year career in athletic administration. He is a former president of both the NIAAA and the Maine Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association, and has served as executive director of the MIAAA since 1994.

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The Saco Slammers won the Beast of the Northeast 12U softball tournament in Westbrook, defeating Portland United 5-0 in the championship game on Friday. Team members, from left to right: Front – Samantha Dow, Mary Farnkoff, Shelby Ross, Madi Dube and Isabella Robinson; Back – Manager Steve Howe, Sarah Guimond, Maizie Lee, Ashley Howe, Kaylee Burns, Coach Scott Dube, Caitlin Kane, Coach Kevin Robinson and Lindsay Luopa.
The Saco Slammers won the Beast of the Northeast 12U softball tournament in Westbrook, defeating Portland United 5-0 in the championship game on Friday. Team members, from left to right: Front – Samantha Dow, Mary Farnkoff, Shelby Ross, Madi Dube and Isabella Robinson; Back – Manager Steve Howe, Sarah Guimond, Maizie Lee, Ashley Howe, Kaylee Burns, Coach Scott Dube, Caitlin Kane, Coach Kevin Robinson and Lindsay Luopa. Contributed photo
The Southern Maine Flame U-18 fast-pitch softball team won the Barbara Hamilton Memorial tournament, held July 30-31 in Hudson, N.H. The Flame went 6-0 and defeated the Hudson Heat Gold 4-3 in the championship game. Team members, from left to right: Front – Alana Peoples, Amelia Pennington, Sam Schildroth, Heather Fecteau and Julie Dursema. Back – Alan Peoples, Erin Bogdanovich, Jen Field, David Field, Alexis Bogdanovich, Hal Dursema, Connie Grovo, Kayla Daigle and Sam Pennington. Missing from photo – Sarah Gilblair and Katlin Norton.
The Southern Maine Flame U-18 fast-pitch softball team won the Barbara Hamilton Memorial tournament, held July 30-31 in Hudson, N.H. The Flame went 6-0 and defeated the Hudson Heat Gold 4-3 in the championship game. Team members, from left to right: Front – Alana Peoples, Amelia Pennington, Sam Schildroth, Heather Fecteau and Julie Dursema. Back – Alan Peoples, Erin Bogdanovich, Jen Field, David Field, Alexis Bogdanovich, Hal Dursema, Connie Grovo, Kayla Daigle and Sam Pennington. Missing from photo – Sarah Gilblair and Katlin Norton. Contributed photo

 

Mike Dilworth carded a hole-in-one on the 16th hole at Falmouth Country Club on Thursday. He used a 9-iron for the shot, which was witnessed by Tim Smith and Dave Perry.

 

Bill Godbout aced the 164-yard eighth hole at Biddeford-Saco Country Club on Saturday. He used an 8-iron for the shot, which was witnessed by Dan Cole, Mike O’Leary and Phil Stewart.

 

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Eric Mansfield made a hole-in-one on the 146-yard 10th hole at Biddeford-Saco Country Club on Saturday. He used an 8-iron for the shot which was witnessed by Terry Deleo, Dick Buffum and Gary Ackendorf.

 

Colin Geiger of Bath scored his first hole-in-one on the par-3 fourth hole at Toddy Brook Golf Course in North Yarmouth on July 30 during the Steve Morris Golf Tournament, a fundraiser for North Yarmouth Academy. Geiger used an 8-iron for the 151-yard shot, which was witnessed by Nic Lolar, James Sterling and Chris Conway.

 

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