2012 Morse graduate replaces longtime head coach.

The senior was masterful in the pitching circle and dominant at the plate while leading the unbeaten Capers to the Class B state championship.

Fusco, a senior catcher, batted .620 with seven home runs and 26 RBI while leading the Raiders to the top seed in Class B South.

Brunswick makes its longest run in over a decade; Richmond and Morse turn out promising seasons.

The Capers complete an undefeated season with a five-inning win over Winslow.

The River Hawks score three runs in the top of the seventh to defeat Biddeford, 7-4.

The Tigers get homers from Laura Perreault and Baylor Wilkinson to defeat Marshwood/Berwick Academy, 5-2, in the South final.

The Capers get two runs in the top of the seventh inning to defeat the top-ranked Raiders, 5-4, and win their first regional championship since 2007.

Black Raiders will play in the state championship game for the first time since 2007.

Rams continue unlikely run, upset Dragons to reach regional final.

The Tigers, who didn't have a hit in the first nine innings, score the winning run on a wild pitch to defeat the Eagles, 3-2.

Sophia Morin belts 3-run homer in first inning as Dragons move on to regional semifinals.

After falling behind 3-1 in the top of the eighth inning, the Tigers answer with three runs to advance to the Class A South semifinals.

Bucks score three runs with two outs in the fifth inning to edge Bobcats.

The Rangers score four runs in the sixth inning to beat Morse, 4-3.

The 13th-ranked Bulldogs pulled away in the middle innings to defeat fourth-ranked Sanford 6-1 in the Class A South opening round.

The Golden Trojans wait out an hour-long weather delay before scoring the winning run on a dribbler by Renee Gonneville.

In a game light on postseason experience, Ramblers find a way to win.

Black Bears make up for lost time with offensive explosion against Rangers.

Starter Cameron Birks went 2 for 3 with a walk and run scored and allowed two earned runs for Falmouth in a Class A South opening-round game.

Preliminary round games begin Tuesday as teams look for deep postseason runs.

With teams playing in regional pods throughout the regular season, there's a lot of mystery heading into the playoffs in baseball, softball and lacrosse.

The Capers start fast and keep hitting in a 15-0 victory over York to close out a 16-0 regular season.

Dragons and Eagles played for something greater than victories or losses on Wednesday.

The Stags pull away with their outburst in the fifth inning.

The sophomore is power-hitting threat for the Blazes' softball team, and a champion marksman with a rifle.

Baseball: A dominant outing by Brady Afthim of Windham is spoiled by the Bulldogs in a 3-2 victory.

Brooke Gerry gets the win with dominant pitching in both games and also leads the offense as the Eagles post 4-1 and 10-2 victories.

The region, traditionally the domain of Scarborough High, has several contenders as the regular season winds down.

Brooke Gerry strikes out 12, allows only three hits and sparks the Eagles' 18-hit attack in a 8-2 victory.

Confidence remains key for the standout Morse pitcher.

Baseball: Scarborough squanders a two-run lead in the seventh inning but scores in the eighth to improve to 11-1.

Cece Keller scores five goals, including the winner with 1:55 to play in overtime.

Westbrook takes a 3-1 win in Game 1, and South Portland hangs on for an 8-7 victory in Game 2.

Softball: Scarborough takes an 11-1 win in the opener, but Biddeford answers with a 9-2 victory in Game 2.

The Red Storm erase a three-run deficit with a big rally in the fifth inning, earning a 10-6 softball victory.

Eagles ride exceptional pitching performance from Megan Reed to pull off upset.

Anna Cornell strikes out eight and walks two in Cape Elizabeth's 13-0 win.

Junior Madison Potter an inspiration to a team, a school and a community.

Undefeated Thornton Academy hands Scarborough its first baseball loss of the season, 3-2.

Bobcats navigating through schedule despite having minimal varsity experience prior to season.

Jess Dow's grand slam in the eighth inning helps the Trojans snap a 66-game winning streak for the Red Storm, who then rally from a 4-0 deficit in Game 2 to split the doubleheader.

Girls' lacrosse: Grace Veroneau’s third goal, in the final seconds of overtime, gives the Golden Trojans a 7-6 victory.

Rangers take control in late innings to beat Eagles.

The Hawks score two unearned runs to pull out the win at home.

Softball: The Dragons improve to 6-1 as Blake Austin scores the winning run in the eighth inning for a 6-5 win.

Charlotte Donovan dominates with her arm and her bat as the unbeaten Tigers roll past Bonny Eagle twice.

Baseball: The Falcons improve to 8-0 with a 12-6 victory over Morse.

The Red Storm roll to a 10-2 victory in an early matchup of expected Class A contenders.