DOVER-FOXCROFT — A five kilometer (3.

    June 2: PCHS baseball lost vs.

POINT FOR THE PONIESObserver photo/Stuart Hedstrom Senior Chastity Vainio grabbed seventh place in the 100-meter dash by finishing seventh in the finals at 13.

    ORONO — The track teams from Piscataquis Community Middle School and SeDoMoCha Middle School both took part in the Almquist Middle School Invitational on May 27 at the University of Maine.

CLOSE CALLObserver photo/Mike Lange Nate Burns of PCHS beats the throw to first base for an infield single in last week’s 13-5 victory over Dexter.

    HAMPDEN — Local athletes placing in the top 10 at the Penobscot Valley Conference Freshmen Track and Field Championship on June 3 at Hampden Academy were girls 100 hurdles: 10.

    It is June in Maine and the thoughts of a certain segment of our population turn to golf.

STRETCHObserver photo/Mike Lange  Dexter outfielder Christie Nicholas beat out an infield hit despite the effort of PCHS first-baseman Delani Bennett.

Class B East boys tennisPrelims5.

    DOVER-FOXCROFT — Foxcroft Academy has been chosen to be one of the sites to host the 2014 Maine-Nebraska Wrestling Exchange.

Foxcroft Academy sophomore Hunter Smith is the 2014 Class C champion in the high jump, as he cleared the bar at 6-04 during the state meet on his home track June 7.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer     DOVER-FOXCROFT — Four first-place performances helped the boys from Foxcroft Academy finish in second place, out of 16 teams, at the PVC Small School Track and Field Championship on June 2 — a meet pushed back three days on account of inclement weather.

    The SeDoMoCha Middle School softball Eagles picked up two more wins over the past week.

B East baseball     13.

    May 24: Foxcroft softball lost at Presque Isle 5-3 and 11-7.

    BAR HARBOR — A pair of Dover-Foxcroft residents took part in the Acadia National Park Half-Marathon on June 1.

    Wednesday, June 4—BASEBALL: PCHS vs.

Observer photo/Stuart Hedstrom The fastest girls in the PVC Small School Championship, running in the 100 finals, included, from left, Penquis freshman Jordan Durant, Washington Academy freshman Molly Sheehan, John Bapst junior Katie Cotton, Orono sophomore Lauren Stoops, PCHS junior Mariah Pettit, Fort Kent senior Gigi Witmer and Foxcroft senior Chastity Vainio.