Twelve-year-old Zachary Farrin of Round Pond tore up the track last weekend to become the overall winner in the 85cc division of the MX 207 in Lyman. He also placed second overall in the Junior Mini division.

Cape Elizabeth defeated Medomak 24-7 in their first game of the state 9&10 Little League softball tournament, held on Foster Field in Waldoboro on Sunday. Biddeford defeated Medomak 9&10 softball all-stars 21-4 by four inning mercy ruling Sunday night to eliminate them from the state Little League playoffs.

Lincoln Academy went with their bread and butter pitcher A.J. Oliver, and he delivered a one hit 11-1 six inning mercy ruling win over Oak Hill in the West Class B Regional semi-finals. Oliver struck out nine, and walked two.

Lincoln Academy’s 4×800 relay successfully defended their KVAC title on May 31 in Bath. The Eagles won in dramatic fashion, shattering the school record by close to 10 seconds, in a time of 8:34.67. Running a leg on the relay were seniors Nick Smelcer, Seward Matel, and Julian Frink, and junior Alex Organ.

Morgan Crocker won three events and Sophia Thayer two at the Mt. Valley Conference championships on May 29 at Cony High School in Augusta. Crocker won the 100 hurdles in 17.29, the 300 hurdles in 50.9 and the triple jump (34’5.5″) and placed second in the long jump (15′.5″). Thayer won both distance races, the 1600 in 5:43 and the 3200 in 12.40.

Jefferson’s Olivia Richmond was the high scorer for the girls at the Busline League track and field championships, held at Camden Hills on May. 28. Richmond won two events and placed in two others to score 34 points.

Lincoln Academy defeated Morse 2-1 in dramatic fashion on Monday, on a walkoff single to Devin Scherer in the eighth inning.