Monday, April 27 Schedule

Bangor's Kaylee Folsum delivers a pitch during the Lewiston at Bangor game Saturday, April 25. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

Local schools where I may be found.

BB & SB - Brewer at Mt. Ararat - 4:30 pm

BB & SB - Hampden Academy at Skowhegan - 4 pm

BB ----- - Messalonskee at Bangor - Mansfield - 4:30 pm

SB ------- Messalonskee at Bangor - Bangor High - 4:30 pm

BB & SB - Oceanside at Camden Hills - 4:30 pm

Bangor Softball falls to visiting Lewiston

 

The Lewiston girls came to play today, and they did just that, defeating Bangor 14-3 in five innings.  

The Rams got on the board first, scoring three runs in the second.

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Abby Folsom got things started with a double, went to second on a wild pitch, and to third on a single from Annabelle Pierce. Folsom scored on a single from Charlotte Reed. Three walks after got two more runs across.

Windjammer softball falls at home to Oxford Hills

Trailing 6-1, the Windjammers scored four runs in the seventh to make it a game, but fell short by a run to end the game.

Charlotte McGreevy toed the rubber for Camden Hills, allowing 10 hits, six runs, five earned, walking three, and striking out five in the loss.

K.Morse and P.Cleveland combined to allow five hits and five runs, only three earned. They also walked five and struck out 11.

Windjammers get solid performance in the circle from Stone

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The Camden Hills Varsity softball opened its 2026 season with an 8-0 win over the Bangor Rams. 

Maya Stone was in the circle for the Windjammers, where she threw seven innings, allowing one hit with one walk and nine strikeouts. 

Camden scored two runs in the second, four in the third, and two in the sixth.

Emma Tripp took the loss for Bangor. The starting pitcher went three innings, surrendering six runs (two earned) on two hits, striking out none and walking two. Kaylee Folsom finished the game going four innings, allowing two unearned runs on two hits and two walks while striking out three.

Glenburn 5-6th grade boys and girls host travel basketball

Lincoln at Glenburn 5-6th grade travel boys. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)

Glenburn – After a year off because of health issues I got out to a couple of travel team games today and did it feel good to be out again. 

The local Eastern Maine Basketball League is in full swing and today I caught the first two games at the Glenburn Elementary School. 

The boys were up first with visiting Lincoln taking home the win 59-51 in overtime. The two teams battled to a 48-48 tie in regulation. 

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The 5-6th grade girls from Oceanside (Rockland) crashed the Chargers gym for a very lopsided but high energy game from both teams. 

In the end it was all Oceanside with the 45-7 win. While the Glenburn girls struggled to put points on the board, had it not been for their relentless defense this game would have been a different outcome. 

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