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.

First-year coaches at both schools are enjoying their debuts as the Capers and Spartans put up big offensive numbers.

The Rams score six runs in the bottom of the sixth to beat South Portland.

Infusion of young talent bodes well for now and the future of the Brunswick softball team.

Girls' lacrosse: Thornton Academy gets four goals from Izzy White and earns a victory over Cheverus.

A left-handed pitcher with a nasty screwball, she is the only returning player with varsity experience for the Warriors softball team.

Baseball: The Falcons improve to 6-0 with a pair of 2-1 victories over the Capers.

The Trojans twice rally from behind in the final three innings, scoring the winning run on a wild pitch with two outs in the bottom of the seventh.

The Rangers score four runs in the seventh inning to upend Yarmouth.

Dragons get hot in late innings to storm past the Shipbuilders and earn their first win of the season. 

Softball: Brooke Gerry strikes out nine and leads Windham to the victory.

The Wildcats score five runs in the last three innings and improve to 2-0 with a 7-6 baseball victory.

Poland rallies for a 7-5 win in the opener, but Lake Region does likewise to take a 6-5 victory in Game 2.

The Red Riots pound out 13 hits, including two home runs, in a 10-3 victory.

Baseball: Brady Nolin strikes out eight as the Rangers beat Fryeburg Academy, 1-0.

Girls' lacrosse: Windham gets four goals each from Riley Beem and Julia McKenna and the Eagles hold on to beat the Yachtsmen, 11-9.

Eagles receive strong pitching, balanced hitting to get past Falcons.

Elizabeth Littell leads the attack for the Bulldogs in a 16-1 victory over Westbrook.

From softball and baseball to lacrosse, organizers are concerned about whether they'll have enough umpires and referees to handle especially busy days on the schedule.

With the threat of players being out of the lineup because of COVID-19 protocols, softball coaches are having their players learn more positions than ever before.

Playing a softball game for the first time since 2019, the Hawks score eight runs in the second inning and cruise to a 13-0 win.

After almost two years since they last took the field, squads are ready to compete again.

Umpires behind the pitcher's mound is one of the big changes coming to the diamond this spring.

Thornton Academy is among many teams focusing on fundamentals because of young and inexperienced players.

These players didn't get to take the field last spring, but they are well worth keeping an eye on in 2021.

From three-time defending Class A champ Scarborough to tiny Sacopee Valley, these are softball teams to watch this spring.

With transportation issues looming, schools are going to be playing regional opponents, and the weekends might be really busy.

Knowing that schools may lose games during the regular season because of COVID-19 disruptions, the Maine Principals' Association will allow all teams to participate in the postseason.

The Red Storm won the last Class A baseball and softball championships awarded by the MPA in 2019. Now they've got teams to rebuild, not championships to defend.

It's been 21 months since high school baseball and softball teams last officially practiced because of the pandemic.

The simple act of throwing a ball around and being with friends brings hope that this spring can be closer to normal after last year's canceled season.

Grace Ramsdell scores 13 points in the first quarter and finishes with 27 as Wells rolls past York, 54-35.

School districts in Maine have been wrestling with the dilemma, balancing financial concerns with the desire to reward coaches for work they do with student-athletes throughout the year.

The Red Storm have won 60 consecutive games and three Class A state titles in a row. And they've had fun doing it.

This year's squad is dominated by juniors and seniors.

Pitching, hitting or fielding – the junior was the focal point of the Red Storm's Class A championship team.

The pitcher/shortstop is chosen as the state's top senior player.

Among them, Westbrook hires a Portland High grad as its new football coach.

The Red Storm extend their winning streak to 60 and win their third consecutive Class A championship, 11-1 over Skowhegan.

Kenzie Dore's three-run homer breaks it open as the Witches win their second straight state title.

York, meanwhile, looks to win its first Class B title since 1989 in a game against defending state champ Brewer.

The Bulldogs beat Dexter, 7-1, for the fourth state title in six years.

The top-seeded Bulldogs are headed to another Class C state championship game after beating the Hawks in nine innings, 4-3.

The top-ranked Red Storm defeat second-seeded Thornton Academy, 8-4, to win their third consecutive regional crown and 59th game in a row.

The Wildcats score three runs in the bottom of the seventh to win the Class B South title with a 3-2 win over Fryeburg Academy.

The top-ranked Red Storm get no-hit pitching and plenty of hitting in a 12-0 rout of South Portland in the Class A South semifinals.

The sixth-seeded Hawks down third-ranked Hall-Dale 7-6 and will play in the Class C South baseball semifinals.

The fifth-ranked Red Riots get stellar pitching from Mia Micucci to defeat No.4 Massabesic in a Class A South quarterfinal.