Deer Isle—The girls softball team lost 10-3 in their prelim game with Stearns on June 10 to finish their season. At press time specific game details were not available. On June 3, the girls softball team also lost a tough game to George Stevens 18-11. You couldn’t tell it by …
At the Maine State Track and Field Championships on Saturday, the Eagles went the distance, bringing home a handful of medals and placing well above their 16th seedings. Thirty boys and 31 girls Class C high school teams from across the state traveled to Yarmouth to compete. Morgan Dauk, in …
Track coach Erich Reed was named girls coach of the year at the Penobscot Valley Conference meet on May 30 at Dover-Foxcroft, while both teams placed third. Orono came in first, followed by Foxcroft Academy on the boys’ side and John Bapst on the girls’ side. Cameron Gordon won the …
The softball team is 4-10 and holding on the ninth spot in the standings and a chance to play the prelim play off game on June 9. With five straight losses, the girls could use another win against Deer Isle-Stonington on June 3 (that score was not available by press …
Deer Isle—The girls softball team lost a heart breaker to Schenck 3-2. Natalie Knowlton pitched well, with eight strikeouts, five walks and seven hits. We played well enough to win, out hitting Schenck, but not getting the timely hits we needed. After giving up a run in the first inning, …
Blue Hill—With a win over Central on May 29 and a tight 9-8 loss to Mount Desert Island the day before, the Eagles baseball team remains ranked second behind Bucksport as the regular season winds to an end. The top two teams and rivals haven’t faced each other since earlier …
Deer Isle—The boys baseball team lost to Schenck 11-3 on May 27. We managed to get a couple runs early and the game was fairly close, as we trailed 4-2 after 5 innings. Krisford Melanio pitched well with four strikeouts and causing many ground balls which we fielded well. We …
Blue Hill—The packed schedule of the regular season of spring sports is starting to wind down. Helped by dry weather, and few cancellations and postponements, five of the six Eagles teams—girls and boys tennis, track and field, baseball and softball—are all looking great for the post season. The Eagles sailing …
The girls tennis team split a doubleheader with Calais, winning 3-2 and losing 3-2. We were handicapped by the fact that we did not have a second doubles team and forfeited that match in each game. In the first match, Allison Cormier won 8-5 at first singles, Jordyn Judkins won …
Boys tennis At 10-1 for the season, the boys lost their first match this week to #4 Class B Ellsworth on May 26. They top the Class C rankings, and the road looks clear for the team to compete for a sixth straight Class C title. First singles player Tate …
