The Windham High baseball team dropped its second straight game on Tuesday afternoon with a 14-2 setback to Deering. Josh Sundquist provided some offensive spark for Windham when he had an RBI double in the fourth.
The Eagles tangled with Cheverus on Saturday, May 5, and they eventually fell to the Stags, 15-5 in six innings. Nate Johnson had a pair of singles for Windham.
The Eagles took an early 1-0 lead with a run in the first, but the Stags came back with three of their own. Windham tied the game with two more runs in the second inning.
Windham is now 5-3 on the year after last week’s two losses. They were ranked fourth in the latest West A Heal Points race. The Eagles were scheduled to play Kennebunk on Thursday.
Scots still struggling
The Bonny Eagle baseball team continues to struggle. When they score runs, the pitching lets them down. And when they get good pitching, they cant’ score enough runs.
Such was the case on Tuesday in a 1-0 loss to Noble. Pitcher Lincoln Sanborn allowed just one unearned run and he scattered three hits.
Against Thornton Academy on Friday, May4, the Scots fell 5-4 in 10 innings. Trailing 3-0, the Scots rallied to take a 4-3 lead before the Trojans forced extra innings with a late run.
Thornton tied the game in the sixth and the Trojans were threatening to score in the seventh when reliever Kyle Myers entered for the Scots to strike out the side.
In the bottom of the 10th, Matt Leach knocked in Danny Ingraham for the Trojans’ winning run.
The Scots are 0-7 this season and they were scheduled to host Sanford on Friday.
Not much luck for Lakers
The Lake Region baseball team dropped their seventh in a row with a 2-0 loss to Greely on Monday. Kyle Mullins held the Rangers to five hits and two runs while striking out five, but the Laker offense was unable to score any runs.
Last Friday the Lakers fell to Gray-New Gloucester by a 5-1 score. Despite getting seven strikeouts from Scott Osmond, the Lakers couldn’t capitalize on several scoring opportunities.
The Lakers are off to an 0-7 start and they were scheduled to host Freeport on Wednesday.
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