Medomak Valley’s softball team handed Oak Hill their first loss of the season Friday afternoon in Waldoboro.

For the past 15 years, the Lady Black Bears of Maranacook have had Lincoln Academy’s number, including winning many games by one run. The last time the Lady Eagles beat the Bears was in 1995, when both teams played in the Mid-Maine Conference. Lincoln broke the curse on April 30 with a 5-4 win at Maranacook.

Wiscasset High School’s baseball team won two of three games this week to improve their record to 6-5.

Lincoln Academy’s softball team won two of three games this week to improve their record to 9-2.

Lincoln Academy continued their boys’ tennis dynasty on Thurs., May 27 with a KVAC championship win over Gardiner. The Eagles only loss of the regular season came to Gardiner. Lincoln has won the KVAC crown four out of the last five years, and successfully defended their 2009 title Thursday.

Online applications for the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife’s 2010 Moose Permit Lottery are due by 11:59 p.m. Fri., May 14. The only applications still being accepted are those filed online at www.mefishwildlife.com.

Medomak Valley track and field teams raked in six first place finishes at Belfast on May 21.

Lincoln Academy’s softball team picked up wins over Nokomis, Camden and Waterville this week to improve to 7-1.

The Lisbon Greyhounds nipped Wiscasset in a close tennis match on May 20.

Wiscasset High School senior Jay Lamoureux fired up his first career no-hitter in a 5-0 shutout win over Monmouth May 5.

The Eagles defeated Camden 3-2 on May 21 in a huge match that launched them into the KVAC championship match-up with Gardiner.

Medomak Valley baseball nipped the Black Bears 5-3 in Waldoboro on Monday.

Lincoln Academy girls’ lacrosse team picked up their second win (2-8) of the season with an 8-6 victory over Camden on Monday.

Lady Panthers action between MCI and Maranacook.