Lincoln Academy boys’ lacrosse team wrapped up their regular season with a four game win streak to improve to 8-4.

Rockland softball knocked off the number one seed, undefeated Medomak Middle School in the Northern Division championship, to advance the Busline Championships at Medomak Middle School on June 10.

Medomak Valley High School Senior Morgan Baum won the State Class B javelin championship at Windham High School June 5.

Kayla Santheson (8K,0B,1HP) threw a two hit shutout to lead the Panthers to a 2-0 victory over Lincoln Academy on May 28 in Waldoboro. The win avenged a loss to the Lady Eagles earlier in the season. Both teams are 12-3, with one game remaining.

Todd Richards, of Round Pond, and teammates Brian Wedge of Harpswell and Matt O’Donnell of Pittston, won the Southern Maine Cycling Club’s Scarborough Crit Series.

Brett Collamore, of Waldoboro, won the Aquafina Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run New England Regional Team competition in the 9 and 10-year-old age division at Fenway Park in Boston June 12.

Lincoln Academy boys’ tennis team beat Lisbon 5-0 in the West Class B quarterfinals on June 2 in Newcastle.

Wiscasset’s softball team notched their second win of the season on May 25 with a 12-9 victory over Boothbay.

With two outs in the bottom of the 6th, Nick Morton hit a two run homerun to lift Lincoln County 11&12 Little League All-stars to a 2-1 win over Waldo County Sunday afternoon in Nobleboro.

Third seeded Lincoln Academy’s baseball team rallied in late innings to beat sixth seeded Falmouth 10-7 in the West Class B quarterfinals, on June 9 in Newcastle.

Medomak Valley softball squeaked out a 2-1 win over Belfast in make-up action on June 2 in Belfast in their KVAC season finale.

Rockland hurler Keenan Hendricks pitched a no-hitter on Sunday to pick up an 8-0 shutout win over Waldoboro in District II Little League baseball all-star action.

Medomak Valley softball team’s bid to return to their third straight East B title game came to a screeching halt on June 10 in a quarterfinal match-up against fifth seed Old Town.

Lincoln Academy boys’ lacrosse team watched the KVAC championship slip through their fingers with 18 seconds to go under the lights in Bath on June 4.