The Maine Majestix under-16 and under-19 field hockey teams qualified to represent New England at the National Club Championship later this summer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Both teams finished second in regional qualifying tournaments – the U16s at Bedford, Massachusetts, the U19s at Epping, New Hampshire.

State of Mind Design of Portland North Little League won the city championship on June 13, defeating Giroux Oil of Deering Little League in the final game. Team members, from left to right: Front row – JT Fasulo, Reid Nichols, Nick Lawsure, Andre Bergeron, Peter Gribbin, Liam Foley, Jesse Tidd and Finn Tidd; Back row – Sam Knop, Coach Marco DeSalle, Sam DeSalle, Jay Abramson, and coaches Dan Fasulo and Jeff Tidd.
State of Mind Design of Portland North Little League won the city championship on June 13, defeating Giroux Oil of Deering Little League in the final game. Team members, from left to right: Front row – JT Fasulo, Reid Nichols, Nick Lawsure, Andre Bergeron, Peter Gribbin, Liam Foley, Jesse Tidd and Finn Tidd; Back row – Sam Knop, Coach Marco DeSalle, Sam DeSalle, Jay Abramson, and coaches Dan Fasulo and Jeff Tidd. Submitted photo
The Velocity Premier Soccer Club U17 girls won the Maine State Cup, beating Central Maine United in the final two games of a best-of-three series. Velocity qualified for the U.S. Youth Soccer Region I Championships, which start Friday in Barboursville, West Virginia. Team members, from left to right: Front row – Hannah Trudelle, Kyla Bragg, Hailey Tarr, AnnaMarie Seiler, Shabnam Yaz; Back row – Assistant coach Peter Pike, Taylor Mallett, Shaylee Ashburn, Madi Freeman, Cassidy Cochrane, Deliah Schreiber, Anna Giroux, Skye Murray, Sophia Pike and head coach Rob Rodriguez. Missing – Gabby Hanson and Faith Sinclair.
The Velocity Premier Soccer Club U17 girls won the Maine State Cup, beating Central Maine United in the final two games of a best-of-three series. Velocity qualified for the U.S. Youth Soccer Region I Championships, which start Friday in Barboursville, West Virginia. Team members, from left to right: Front row – Hannah Trudelle, Kyla Bragg, Hailey Tarr, AnnaMarie Seiler, Shabnam Yaz; Back row – Assistant coach Peter Pike, Taylor Mallett, Shaylee Ashburn, Madi Freeman, Cassidy Cochrane, Deliah Schreiber, Anna Giroux, Skye Murray, Sophia Pike and head coach Rob Rodriguez. Missing – Gabby Hanson and Faith Sinclair. Submitted photo

Members of the U16 team are: Autumn Littlefield, Josie Varney, Kaitlyn Smith, Ally Corbett, Lydia Dexter and Haley Lowell of Messalonskee High; Kelsey Thaller, Maliea Kelso and Kealey Bowman of Skowhegan; Moriah Hajduk and Emily Molino of Winthrop; Hannah Minns of Mt. Blue; Kiley Nelson and Kelsey Mehuren of Belfast; Delaney Keithley of Cony; and Coaches Amy Bernatchez and Katie Bernatchez.

The U19 roster includes: Riley Field, Emily Hogan, Lydia Dexter, Ally Corbett and Haley Lowell of Messalonskee; Lilla Tilton Flood of Lawrence; Alyssa Wood, Delaney Wood and Bethany Winkin of Winslow; Delaney Keithey of Cony; Abby Walker of Scarborough; Kylie Nelson of Belfast; and Katriona Hajduk and Moriah Hajduk of Winthrop.

Barbara Pray of Winthrop used a 5-wood to ace the 122-yard 17th hole at Belgrade Lakes Golf Club on June 17. Sue Zukowski, Joyce Roma and Diane Bennekamper watched Pray’s seventh hole-in-one.

John Martin of Pittston aced the eighth hole at Country Fareways in Bowdoin. Martin used his driver for the 132-yard shot, which was witnessed by Murielle Martin.

Rick Franklin recorded his first hole-in-one, using a 3-wood for the 163-yard shot on the 18th hole at Rockland Golf Club on June 16. The ace was witnessed by Jack Novia.

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