Medomak Valley’s softball team is focused on a goal of returning to the State Class B championship game and finishing the job, and accomplishing what they were unable to do the past two seasons when they settled for Eastern Maine champs and State runners-up.

Professional wrestling fans were treated to a classic at Medomak Valley High School Friday night as a card of NWA on Fire wrestlers was taped for a broadcast that will air on Channel 3 on Time Warner in six to eight weeks.

With just two seniors, Lincoln Academy’s baseball team is considered young, but a large contingent of juniors and sophomores have played in the Western Maine Class B championship game, which makes them more experienced than most.

The Monkey C Monkey Do Zip Line Park is opening this spring on Rt. 1 in Wiscasset. The new facility is Maine’s first and only high flying family adventure and zip line park.

Wiscasset High School’s baseball team has just five returning starters from last year’s squad that went 8-5-1 and were seeded sixth in West Class C.

The Medomak Valley girls’ track and field team opened their 2010 KVAC season with a win at Camden on April 14.

Lincoln Academy’s new head softball coach Katie Mainville beams with positive energy.

Lincoln Academy boys’ lacrosse team opened their season with an 11-2 loss at Gardiner Tuesday afternoon.

Medomak Valley returns a strong nucleus of seniors (eight) and juniors (four) from a team that went 9-7 in the KVAC last year and were seeded 11th in East Class B.

Jason Castonia of Edgecomb, and Dr. Stephen Reed of Wiscasset successfully completed the 114th Boston Marathon on Patriots’ Day.

Wiscasset returning boys’ tennis coach Chris Hammond has seven players returning from last year’s team that went 5-6 in the Mt.Valley Conference.

The 14U Central Maine Youth Hockey Association girls’ select team captured the bronze medal at the Tier II national tournament in Lansing, Mich., on April 10.

Lincoln Academy girls’ lacrosse numbers are solid with 25 players out for the team. It will be a building year for the Lady Eagles, with roughly half of the players brand new to sport.