A handful of youth baseball and softball teams around the state are preparing to represent Maine in regional tournaments.
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Marshwood rolls past Andy Valley in 8U baseball state championship
Photos from Marshwood’s victory in the Cal Ripken final in Auburn.
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Youth baseball: Tri-County walks past Keene at Babe Ruth 14U World Series
A seventh-inning rally keeps Tri-County 14U alive in consolation bracket in Texas.
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Baseball: Early runs help Mexico beat Tri-County in Babe Ruth World Series
Oxford-based Tri-County 14U enters the consolation bracket, where it will vie to become the Iron Man Champion.
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Baseball: Tri-County rolls past Keene at Babe Ruth World Series
Nolan Cavers notches four hits and drives in five runs for Tri-County 14U, which advances in the tournament in Eagle Pass, Texas.
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Baseball: Tri-County earns first win at Babe Ruth World Series
Shawn West leads Tri-County 14U’s offense with two RBIs and a run scored in a win over Australia on Sunday.
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Youth baseball changes may help the game, local economies
Farmington Area Cal Ripken Baseball Majors division is following new distance regulations which means baseball teams can participate in tournaments.
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Gray-New Gloucester/ Raymond Little Leaguers are a hit at home
Community support, which was already strong, went ‘bonkers’ when the team won the New England Region championship Thursday night to earn a trip to the Little League World Series.
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Gray-New Gloucester/Raymond one win away from Little League World Series
The undefeated Maine champions will play for the New England Regional title Thursday night against Canton, Mass. The game will be televised on ESPN at 7 p.m.
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Efforts intensify to recruit referees and umpires for Maine youth sports
Clinics are popping up across the state for new officials – ranging in age from teenagers to retirees – in multiple sports.