The Foxcroft Academy boys track team is the best in the Penobscot Valley Conference small school division as the Ponies won the conference championship on May 27 at home.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     GUILFORD — It’s not often that a 2-10 squad looks forward to the No.

By Bill PearsonStaff Writer     Foxcroft Academy wrestling coach Luis Ayala has been named the Maine Amateur Wrestling Alliance “Coach of the Year” for 2013.

B East baseball     3.

     Wednesday, May 22—SOFTBALL: Greenville at Forest Hills (Jackman) 4 p.

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    CARRABASSET VALLEY — Seven runners from the region took part in the Sugarloaf 15K on May 19.

    The Foxcroft Academy boys track and field team finished in third place out of 14 teams with a score of 89 points during a May 16 meet at the University of Maine in Orono.

    DOVER-FOXCROFT — The SeDoMoCha Middle School Eagles continued the win streak as the team got the better of the unbeaten Howland to stay undefeated for the season.

    May 14: Foxcroft baseball won vs.

    CHARLESTON — Corey Campbell, Kirt Stockley, Scott Dewitt and Dave Porter fired a 10-under-par 60 (-16 net score with handicaps factored in) to capture first-place net and Jim Costedio, Shane Baxter, Andy Bandola and Rick Sherburne also shot a 60 to earn first-place gross (after a tiebreaker) at the first leg of Pine Tree Hospice’s Triple Crown Golf Tournament, which was held at Whitetail Golf Course in Charleston on Sunday, May 5.

    DOVER-FOXCROFT — The SeDoMoCha Middle School track and field team was one of five schools taking part in a May 8 meet at Foxcroft Academy.

B East baseball     4.

    Wednesday, May 15—BASEBALL: PCHS vs.

SCH      220        320       0        —    9PEN       230          100      1         —      7     Penquis (4-4): Lyford 3-4 2B three runs; Pelletier 3-4 2B three RBI run four SB; Cobb 2-3 2B BB RBI run SB; Allen 2-4.

High school roundup    May 6: Dexter baseball won at PCHS 8-6.

By Stuart Hedstrom  Staff Writer    MILO — After trading leads in the early innings of a May 10 game, the Penquis Valley High School baseball team faced a 9-6 deficit against Schenck High School of East Millinocket.