The Maranacook girls lacrosse team defeated Lincoln Academy 10-9 in an exciting Class C state semifinal game on Tuesday, June 17 at Cony High School in Augusta.

The Medomak Valley softball team defeated the top seed and previously undefeated York by a score of 5 to 0 on Tuesday, June 17 to advance to the Class B state championship game, which will be held on Saturday, June 21 at 4:00 p.m. at the University of Maine in Orono.

Lincoln Academy girls lacrosse team defeated Morse 10-9 on Thursday, June 12 to advance to the State Class C semifinals to be held on Tuesday, June 17 against Maranacook at Cony High School in Augusta. The game begins at 7 p.m.

The Medomak Valley  softball team defeated Leavitt 10-3 in a Class B South semifinal game on June 14. The Lady Panthers will play for the Class B South regional championship on Tuesday, June 17 against top seed York. 

The Panthers boys tennis team defeated Oceanside 3-2 on Wednesday, May 21 in Waldoboro. Medomak Valley upped their season record to 6-5, while Oceanside fell to 4-8. Kollin Donlin suffered the only defeat of the day for the Panthers, losing the first singles match 4-6, 6-4, 3-6 to Gilbert Thill.  Michael Riley beat Braydon Fogg 6-1, 6-1 in second singles, and Gavin White won the third singles match by forfeit after his opponent David Geddis retired after trailing White 4-1 in the first set. Judd Gamage and Jayden Drost won the first doubles match 6-0, 6-3 over Oceanside’s Landon Carballo and Jordan Black. Medomak Valley forfeited the second doubles match due to lack of players.

Laura Chapman of Boothbay Region High School won three matches and advanced to the semifinals of the Maine State Tennis Championships singles tournament on Saturday, May 18 at Colby College in Waterville.

Medomak Valley softball pitching ace Sidney Nichols fired up a perfect game in the Lady Panthers 15-0, three inning, mercy rule win over Lincoln Academy. Nichols struck out eight, walked none, and gave up no hits. Olivia Ball took the loss for the Eagles (2I,8H,6R,3B, 1K), and Bronwen Coffin closed out the game in the pitching circle (.2I, 5H, 9R, 2B, 0K).

The Panthers  smashed 13 hits in the win. Arianna Sproul drove in three runs with two doubles and a single, and Claudia Feeley belted a three run homerun to lead the Panthers offense. Also hitting for Medomak were Nichols with a double and single, Kendall Simmons two singles (2RBI), Kytana Williamson a double (RBI), Grace Havener a double (2 RBI), and Peyton Eaton, Grace Townsend, Maddie Wilshire (RBI), and Ivy McCollett (RBI) a single each.

The Medomak Valley baseball team beat Lincoln Academy 1-0 on Thursday, May 22, in a brutally cold and windy game in Waldoboro. Medomak starting pitcher Porter Gahagan struck out 12 Eagles in the win (3H, 1B). Blake Grady also pitched a great game, but took the loss on the mound for Lincoln Academy (1H, 6K, 1B).

After five scoreless innings, Gahagan helped his own cause at the plate with a single in the bottom of the sixth. Pinch runner Vishal Mellor replaced Gahagan on the base path, and scored on a throwing error to third base for the winning run. Blake Gamage hit two singles for Lincoln, and Owen Cotta one.

The Lincoln Academy boys and girls track and field teams both earned first place at a track meet held on Thursday, May 1 at Erskine Academy in South China.