The Belfast Lions baseball roared from behind to beat Lincoln Academy 14-7 in their KVAC opener on April 24 in Belfast (Lincoln’s home game due to unplayable field in Newcastle). The Eagles led 4-0 at the end of the first inning and 6-3 at the end of two. Belfast scored five runs in the third […]
Camden girls out stroke Lincoln Camden 4 – Lincoln 1
Camden Hills raided the Eagles nest on April 24 for a 4-1 in KVAC girls tennis action. Emily Harris picked up the only win for Lincoln Academy, beating Naomi Landry 6-1, 6-2 at first singles. Sandra Thelander fell 1-6, 2-6 to Charlotte Messer at second singles. Polina Scimone lost in three sets to Sopitia Landry, […]
LA baseball opener moved to Belfast LA softball game is still home
Lincoln Academy has moved their KVAC opening baseball game, scheduled for April 24 at Lincoln, to Belfast at 4 p.m. The change was due to the baseball field not being playable. The softball game will be played at Lincoln Academy as scheduled.
Medomak games moved up a day Medomak vs Morse to be played on April 25
Due to the forecast for Wednesday, Medomak Valley has moved their game with Morse up a day to Tuesday, April 25. MVHS Varsity Baseball & Softball host Morse 4 p.m. MVHS JV Baseball @ Morse 4p.m.
Bionic Runner Reed Completes 28th Straight Marathon in Beantown
Retired doctor Stephen Reed, 69 of Wiscasset, completed his 28th consecutive Boston Marathon on Patriot’s Day. Reed had a total hip replacement of his left hip in July. After taking a few months off from running to recover, he was back pounding the pavement training for his favorite race.
Oceanside clips Panthers Oceanside 7 - Medomak 4
Oceanside defeated Medomak Valley 7-4 in their KVAC opener in Thomaston on April 19. Logan Sheridan collected the win. Brent Stewart took the loss for the Panthers. “He worke d his tail off and did a good job, we just did not support him with out bats or defensively,” coach Greg Rice said. Medomak mustered […]
Medomak softball clip Oceanside in extra inning Medomak 9 - Oceanside 5
Medomak Valley softball opened their KVAC season on April 19 with a 9-5 eight inning thriller at Oceanside. Gabby DePatsy collected the win, and C. Jones took the loss. The Panthers jumped out to a 4-0 lead and led 5-1 going into the bottom of the seventh. Oceanside rallied for four runs in the home […]
Wiscasset Special Olympian Earns Bronze in Austria
Wiscasset Special Olympian Anna McDougal, of Wiscasset, won a bronze medal in alpine novice giant slalom in her division at the Special Olympics World Games in Austria.
Newcastle Man to Run Boston Marathon for Hungry Kids
Alain Ollier, of Newcastle and formerly of France, will run in the Boston Marathon on Patriots Day to raise funds for Healthy Lincoln County’s summer meals program.
View from the Bench The ladies have it!
In last week’s “View From the Bench” commentary, The Lincoln County News asked readers to weigh in on using the term lady for female sports teams. And weigh in they did. Over 200 people responded by phone, email, in person, or in lively discussions on Facebook.
Five Riverhawks place in Pine State Wrestling championship Medomak 6th
Five Medomak Middle School wrestlers placed at the Pine Tree Wrestling League championship on March 25 at Skowhegan High School. Marshall Sawyer (93) and Tyler Cox (155) placed second, Brady Carter (99) and Nolan Grub (137) placed third and Levi Ward fourth. Medomak placed sixth as a team. Matttanawcook won with 149.5 points and Troy […]
Jefferson Little League sign-ups Try-outs
Jefferson Little League sign-ups The Jefferson Sports Association will hold an open Gym for boys and girls residing in Jefferson who are interested in playing baseball, Saturday April 1 from 9-11 a.m. Register for the season and meet the coaches while getting into the baseball spirit. Tryouts for players interested in Minor A or Little […]
View from the Bench Shall we call them ladies or not?
Tom Tripp wrote in a letter to the sports editor last week that he disapproves of the term Lady in front of school’s mascots, i.e., Lady Eagles, Lady Panthers, Lady Seahawks, and Lady Wolverines.
After Life-Changing Injuries and Cancer, Bowen Therapist Nurtures Children For Free
After breaking both legs and battling cancer, Sherrie Clark, of Union, was “pretty broken and beaten.” She found relief from her pain and stiffness through Bowen therapy. She was so impressed by the results of the treatment that she became a certified professional Bowen work practitioner in 2009. Clark now offers her Bowen therapy services to youth for free. Among her free clients are Medomak Valley High School athletes, who she has helped return to action quickly after injuries.
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