Pick-up field hockey games will be played at Lincoln Academy on Monday nights.

Lincoln Academy baseball’s team rallied from behind to beat Camden 4-2 on June 3 in their KVAC finale. The Eagles’ home game was played in Camden due to graduation set-up on the baseball field. Gavin Joannides went the distance in the win (8K, 5H, 3B).

Medomak Middle School boys won the Busline League Track and Field Championships, held at Camden on Saturday.

Medomak Valley lost 2-1 to Fryeburg Academy in the State Class B Softball Championships on June 20.

Three Medomak Valley track and field athletes medalled at the State Class B track and field championships, held at MDI on June 6. Patrick O’Donnell placed fourth in the 800 in 2:00.46.

Medomak Valley’s softball successfully defended their Eastern Maine Class B crown Tuesday night in Brewer, with a 4-1 win over Erskine Academy.

Wiscasset Raceway hosted another great event on Saturday, June 6th. On top of it being a great day outside for racing action, Wiscasset Raceway also had the Kora mini racer there to help raise money for the Shriners on Napa Auto Parts night.

The Damariscotta American Legions defeated Nobleboro Village Store 4-1 on Saturday to win the Lincoln Little League baseball championship.

Boothbay’s Matthew Forgues successfully defended his State Class C 1600 racewalk title on June 6 at Morse in a winning time of 7:07. Wiscasset’s Brandon Campbell was State Class C runner-up in the 300 hurdles in 40.74. Campbell just missed medalling in the 200 by 1/100th of a second with an eighth place finish in 24.09.

Lincoln Academy’s baseball team defeated Oak Hill 9-0 on May 11 in the West Class B quarterfinals in Newcastle.

The latest updates on scores throughout Lincoln County from The Lincoln County News as of Fri., June 12.

Lincoln Academy did not come with their A game in Tuesday’s 15-8 loss to Greely in the Western Maine Class B championship game at St. Joseph’s College in Standish.

Lincoln Academy, Medomak Valley and Wiscasset High School baseball teams all made the playoffs, as did Medomak’s softball team.

Damariscotta Bank & Trust defeated McDonald’s 9-7 on Saturday in an two and a half hour game to win the Lincoln Little League softball championships.

DB&T relief pitcher Sydney Dyer shut McDonald’s down in the final three innings to secure the win.