Freshmen will be in the spotlight on Tuesday when undefeated second seed Penobscot Valley of Howland faces Southern Aroostook of Dyer Brook for the Class D North softball championship at Brewer’s Coffin Field beginning at 3.
With the regular season rapidly coming to a close, tennis, baseball and softball squads are jockeying for key positions for the postseason.
The postseason picture is becoming clearer as the regular season rapidly comes to a close.
It is getting down to crunch time for softball teams on the diamond as the regular season rapidly winds to a close.
Plenty of games were played, but rain also forced the postponement of numerous contests scheduled throughout the week.
Sunny weather finally arrived in central and southern Aroostook County Thursday, meaning a bundle of baseball and softball games, as well as tennis matches were on the docket.
Teams were able to dodge raindrops and finally get some games in last week as the varsity baseball and softball season opened for Aroostook County squads.
BANGOR, MAINE — Hopes of advancing to the state championship fell just short for the Southern Aroostook girls basketball team.
SACS (19-2) held an eight-point lead at halftime, but a veteran Shead squad came roaring back in the second half to snatch a 32-29 victory Saturday evening at the Cross Insurance Center. It marks the second straight Class D north title for Shead (19-2).
Top seed Southern Aroostook Community School of Dyer Brook received 12 points and nine rebounds from eighth-grader Kacy Daggett and Makaelyn Porter’s three-pointer with 3:58 left triggered a 9-3 run to close out the game as the Warriors outlasted fourth seed Easton for a 48-42 win in their Class D North semifinal.
It was a quiet night on the hardwood Tuesday, with just one game played