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Friday’s high school roundup: Freeport keeps perfect record intact Baseball: The Falcons improve to 8-0 with a 12-6 victory over Morse. Staff report Share FREEPORT — Anthony Panciocco went 3 for 4 and scored three runs, and Nathan Abbott was 3 for 4 with three RBI as Freeport remained undefeated with a 12-6 baseball win Friday against Morse. Morse (1-2) took a 4-3 lead with four runs in the top of the third inning, paced by Gabe Aucoin’s two-run double, but the Falcons (8-0) answered with five in the bottom half. Brogan Shaw was 2 for 2 with a two-run homer for Morse. GRAY-NEW GLOUCES...

“I just told them they have some work to do, and the guys responded,” Jordan said. The Red Eddies scored six runs in the fifth to take back the lead and then held on for a 12-10 win in a back-and-forth rivalry showdown Tuesday. “They’ve done a nice job, when we’ve given up runs and teams have tied it or closed the gap, of coming back and responding offensively,” Jordan said. “I was proud they did; they had some great at-bats and it was a big turning point for us.” Related Missing some players because of quarantine rules, Edward Little trotted out freshman pitcher Drew Smith fo...

Local roundup: Skye Chandler’s last big hit sends Gray-New Gloucester past Lake Region The sophomore's power bat helps the Patriots earn the softball win. In other action, there were no-hitters and extra-inning thrillers. By Staff Report Read Article GRAY — Skye Chandler had a double, triple and two-run home run and Morgan Curtis had a double and two RBIs as Gray-New Gloucester edged Lake Region 9-8 in WMC softball action Monday. Madi Pelletier got the pitching win for the Patriots (4-1) by scattering five hits while striking out five. Chandler’s double in the bottom of the seventh s...

10 of 10 Leavitt third baseman Ben Sirois runs down a foul ball as fans move out of the way during Wednesday's game against Edward Little High School in Turner. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal TURNER — Alex Avila picked his first start of the regular season to try out a new curveball. It seemed to work for Edward Little in its 11-5 baseball win over Leavitt on Wednesday. Avila pitched four innings, allowing only two hits and striking out three. “It was to go out there and hit my spots,” Avila said of his mindset. “I am working on a new curveball that I started today, so I wanted to go out an...

Instead, it will be the elevated state of the Red Eddies boys hockey program. “The first thing is we grew as a program,” Cassidy said. “We only lost one game, which is a big advancement from last year (when) we lost 10 in a row. We became more of a cohesive unit, we tried to grow each and every year, and the success we had this year shows the process is working.” The senior captain had two goals and eight assists in 10 games played this season. He is the first Edward Little player to be a finalist for the Travis Roy Award since Ben Steele in 2016. The Red Eddies have had two Travis Ro...