Lincoln Academy boys’ tennis won three of four matches this week to improve to 9-1.

Wiscasset’s baseball team defeated Georges Valley 8-2 in make-up action on April 29 to win their first game of the season. Starter Jay Lamoureux collected the win (5 2/3I, 3H, 9K,9B) and Cody Verrill (1 1/3I, 2H, 1K,1B) got the save. Both pitchers hit two run homeruns in the win. Alec Young took the loss for the Bucs.

Medomak baseball scored three runs in the bottom of the 6th to pull out a 6-5 win over Oak Hill on Friday. Dustin Osier and Chris Benedict combined on the mound (7K,6H,1B,1HP).

Medomak Valley’s baseball team notched their first win of the season on Friday, beating Leavitt 7-3. Taylor Williamson collected the win (5I,3H,3K,3B) and Isaac Durkee the save (2I,0R,2H,1B,3K).

Lincoln Academy baseball crushed the ball this week to pick up three wins.

Friedland beat Cam Mitchell 6-0,6-1. Cam Blake topped Marcus Godin 6-2,6-4. Hamilton defeated Callum Thomas in three sets 6-0,3-6,6-1. Williams and Brandon Blake lost to Matt Lynch and Nico Schultz 4-6,3-6. Isaac Vesery and Daniel Mayer fell to Ben Roy and David Cook, 5-7,2-6.

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.

The Mt. Valley Falcons soared over the Lady Eagles on April 22 in Lincoln Academy’s lacrosse season opener in Newcastle.

Wiscasset girls’ tennis team opened their MVC season with a 4-1 win over Georges Valley in Thomaston on Monday.

Wiscasset’s track teams field a combined 24 athletes this spring.

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.