Lincoln County Little League baseball All-stars defeated Waldoboro Monday night in Warren, 12-4, in the first round of the District 2 playoffs.

The Hidden Valley Nature Center (HVNC) in Jefferson is a hiker’s paradise with 25 miles of trails on 800 acres.

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.

Medomak Valley’s East B preliminary softball game, scheduled for Tues., June 9, has been rescheduled for Wed., June 10 at 3 p.m.

Medomak Middle School baseball brought home the first place trophy at the Busline League championships on June 11 at Medomak Valley High School.

Lincoln Academy boys’ lacrosse coach George Workman was named KVAC Coach of the Year. Workman has coached at Lincoln for nine years, including as varsity coach for the past three years.

Lincoln Academy senior Kari Jones, of Nobleboro, collected her 12th varsity letter last week, no easy feat, considering they all came in team sports.

The annual Memorial Day Tournament was blessed with one of the grandest days we have seen in May.

Medomak Valley’s softball team settled for the State Class B runner-up trophy for the second straight year. Fryeburg won the State Class B softball re-match with Medomak Valley on Saturday 2-1 in eight innings at St. Joseph’s College in Standish.

Lincoln Academy lost another coach this week, 20-year veteran Clyde Pendleton. Pendleton announced his retirement after the softball spring awards. He has coached varsity softball for eight years. He also coached girls’ basketball for 12 years including varsity for four years and JV for eight.