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The catcher's ninth home run in nine games helps the Dragons remain undefeated while handing the Vikings their first loss.
Maddy Miller shuts down the Clippers, and the Vikings' bats produce 11 runs. Also, the Lewiston, Oxford Hills and Mt. Blue boys lacrosse teams have rough openers.
Updated June 10 Area roundup: Mt. Abram’s Hunter Warren no-hits Sacopee Valley in quarterfinals Roadrunners ace fans eight and drives in a run. Plus more baseball, softball and lacrosse postseason recaps from Thursday. Staff Reports Read Article SALEM — Hunter Warren pitched a no-hitter for third-seeded Mt. Abram (14-3) in its 2-0 victory over Sacopee Valley (12-6) in the Class C South baseball quarterfinals Thursday. Warren struck out eighth batters. He also drove in a run. MONMOUTH 18, MARANACOOK 9: Matt Marquis had four hits, including a double, to lead the second-seeded Mustangs to...
8 of 8 Lewiston's MacKenzie Anderson slides into second base safely, eluding the tag of Oxford Hills shortstop Trinity Ann Bedard. Brewster Burns photo PARIS — Chloe Estes’ two-out double in the bottom of the sixth scored Kiara McLeod and Miah Gallan to give Oxford Hills the go-ahead lead against Lewiston in the second game of a KVAC softball doubleheader Saturday in Paris. The Vikings (4-0) won the game 9-5 after winning the opener 13-6. McLeod and Gallan had two hits in the second game, as did Trinity Bernard and Kaity Montelongo. McLeod also pitched a complete game. Gemma Landry hit a ...