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BREWER _ The Brewer Witches hosted Hampden Academy in a night time matchup with the visiting Broncos taking home a 9-2 win.  Hampden's Cam Neal with a three run home run in the top of the first was all the Broncos needed to take home the 9-2 win over Brewer. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR). Click here to view the photo gallery from this game.  The Baltimore Orioles had a manager years ago named Earl Weaver and one of his most famous quotes was " "The key to winning baseball games is pitching, fundamentals, and three run homers."  Well, the Broncos got all of that Wednesday night. A three run home run in the top of the first from Cam Neal, and after the first inning the pitching and fundamentals came into play allowing the Broncos to capture another win. Danielle Masterson was in the circle for Hampden. After a couple of games off Masterson was a little shaky in the first inning allowing two hits and two runs, one earned. After that the Broncos put it all together with Mast

FARMINGTON – The Broncos softball team traveled to Farmington Monday, May 23, to take on the Mt. Blue Cougars, bringing home a 13-2 win.  Hampden's Danielle Masterson had four RBI's in Monday's game. (File Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR). Mt. Blue hurt itself with six errors allowing Hampden to score 13 runs on seven hits and eight walks. As usual in the circle Hampden was in charge with Charlee Chute pitching her second consecutive game and picking up her second win in a row. Chute pitched five innings in the mercy rule matchup. She allowed two runs, on three hits and two walks while striking out nine. At the plate for Hampden, Maya Brown (run, single, RBI); Paige Chahley (run, RBI); Allee Wellman (run); Danielle Masterson (single, run, 4RBIs); Cam Neal (single); Meaghan Delahanty (single); C.Chute (2runs); Callie Small (2runs); Emily Bishop (2singles, 3runs, RBI); and Kacey Gardner (single, 2runs, RBI). A. Simineau and A. Brackett split the pitching duties for Mt. Blue going fiv

HAMPDEN – The Hampden softball team hosted Hermon in a cross-class game Friday afternoon with the Class A Broncos taking a 9-3 win over Class B Hawks.  Hampden's Meaghan Delahanty is seeing the ball like it was a beachball the past few games. Tonight was a three double 4-for-4 performance at the plate. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR) Hampden's Meaghan Delahanty has been dangerous with the bat as of late and today was no different with a 4-for-4 day at the plate, three doubles, single, two runs and two RBIs. Not a bad day at the plate.  The rest of the offense came from Maya Brown (single, run); Allee Wellman (single); Danielle Masterson (3 singles, 2 runs, RBI), Cam Neal (double, run, walk); Charlee Chute (single, 2 runs, RBI); Callie Small (2 singles, run, RBI); Emily Bishop (RBI); and Brooklyn Fortin (double, single, 3 RBIs). Masterson got the night off from the circle for Hampden, however, with Charlee Chute in the circle the Broncos had little to worry about. Chute went seven inn

BANGOR – The Rams hosted the Broncos Wednesday night in a game under the lights at Bangor High School. When the dust settled the game was a 2-0 win for the visitors.  Danielle Masterson is having an outstanding season in the circle for the Hamden Academy Broncos. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR)  Danielle  Masterson was on fire in the circle for the Broncos pitching seven innings allowing one hit and one walk while striking out 19 of the 21 outs in the game. Hampden goes to 8-3 with the win and now sits in fourth place in Class A North in the Heal Point Standings. Bangor falls to 7-4, but maintains the number two spot in the Heal Point Standings. No. 1 is Brunswick with a 10-0 record. Offense for Hampden was provided by, Maya Brown (single); Allee Wellman (single, run); Cam Neal (single); Meaghan Delahanty  (double, RBI); Charlee Chute (run); Emma Chute (single); and Emily Bishop (2 singles, RBI).  Lane Barron took the circle for Bangor, also pitching a great game despite the loss. Barron wen

BANGOR – The Crusaders picked up a Heal Point worthy win over Hermon, 9-8, Wednesday at the Union St Soccer and Softball complex.  Hermon's Olivia Johnson takes a cut during Wednesday's game in Bangor against John Bapst. The Crusaders downed the Hawks 9-8. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR) Click here to view the photo gallery! With the win John Bapst goes to 6-6 on the season and sits in 10th place in the Heal Point Standings. Hermon falls to 6-4 and still sits in fourth place in the Heal Point Standings.  This was a battle all the way for both teams. Visiting Hermon got on the scoreboard first with three runs top of the first. The Hawks added another in the second, third, fourth, fifth and seventh falling just a run shy of the tie. John Bapst tied the game in the bottom of the second when they plated four runs. They scored one in the third, one in the fifth inning and the Crusaders scored another four to take the lead 9-7 and hold on for the win.  At the plate for the Crusaders, J. Ha

BREWER – The Brewer boys lacrosse team hosted cross town rival Bangor in their second matchup of the season. It was a hard fought back and forth battle that in the end was won by Brewer 13-12. Brewer's Ryder Goodwin, hit the back of the net seven times to lead Brewer to an exciting 13-12 win over Bangor. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR) Click here to view the full photo gallery from this game! This was the second win of the season for Class B Brewer boys over Class A Bangor. On April 25, the Witches took home a 7-6 win over the Rams.  Brewer goes to 5-2 on the season with the win and will next travel to Lawrence on May 17 for a 5 p.m.game.  Bangor falls to 3-4 with the loss. Next up is Brunswick on May 17, at home.  Most of this game was Brewer #13 and Bangor #13 battling to see who was going to carry their team to the win. In the end it was Brewer's Ryder Goodwin with a game high seven goals. Cole Dumond added four goals, and Aiden Davis with two. For Bangor their #13, Cooper Ireland

 BANGOR  – The Bangor girls lacrosse team hosted Lawrence at Cameron Stadium Friday night under the lights. While the very young rams played hard in the end it was Lawrence's game as they took the 7-4 win.  Bangor's Nuthi Ganesh picked up a loose ball on the run in front of Lawrence's Alicen Higgins. Lawrence won the game 7-4. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR) Click here to view the photo gallery from the game These two teams were totally opposite. Bangor has just nine junior and seniors, they have a robust 15 freshmen and sophomores.  Lawrence on the other hand have just nine freshmen and sophomores while having 13 juniors and seniors.  Experience prevailed in this match. This was a fun game to watch. Up and down the field they went in non-stop action. Again Lawrence had the advantage with experience passing and catching that gave them a few more opportunities to score than Bangor was able to produce.  Scoring for Lawrence were, Kaylyn Bourque with four goals; Alicen Higgins two g

LEWISTON – The Hampden girls got back on track yesterday with a roaring 16-4 win over host Lewiston.   Hampden's Cam Neal went 4-4 Friday against Lewiston in an 16-4 win for the Broncos. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR from a previous game.) The Broncos go to 7-3 with the win while Lewiston falls to 2-7 on the season. Hampden went to play and play they did with an 18-hit, 16-run, error free game for the 16-4 win. The Broncos pounded out seven extra base hits, three doubles, a tripe, and three home runs.  Hitting for Hampden were; Maya Brown (single, two runs); Allee Wellman (2 singles, run, 3 rbis); Danielle Masterson (2 doubles, three runs); Cam Neal (4for4, 3 singles, home run, four runs, 2 rbis); Meaghan Delahanty (single, triple, home run 2 runs, six rbis); Charlee Cute (single, home run, run, rbi); Callie Small (2 singles); Maddie Steigert (run); Emma Chute (single); and Kacey Gardner (double, 2 runs). Hampden's Meaghan Delahanty went 3-for-4 with a single, triple, and a home run

 HAMPDEN – The Hampden Academy broncos hosted the Skowhegan Riverhawks in another close game, unfortunately for the Broncos, it was another 1-0 loss. The Broncos opened the season with a 1-0 loss to Skowhegan. Hampden's Meaghan Delahanty gets just under this pitch to foul it off. (From a previous game) She had one of four hits against Skowhegan today. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR) Hampden Falls to 6-3 with the loss while Skowhegan goes to 8-1 on the season. S Carey got the win in the circle for the Riverhawks allowing just four singles and one walk with nine strikeouts in the shoutout.  Danielle Masterson was in the circle for Hampden where she took the 1-0 loss allowing just six hits and one walk. Masterson struck out 18 of the 21 outs in the game in the loss. Hitting for Skowhegan was, J. Christopher, (single, double, rbi); A. Morris (single); E. Dunbar (double); and M. Morris (single, double, run). For Hampden Academy,  Callie Small, Allee Wellman, Meaghan Delahanty, and Cam Neal al

 HERMON – The Hermon softball team hosted Hampden Academy in a cross-town, cross-division game won by the visiting Broncos 5-1. Hermon's Olivia Johnson with the throw to first during Monday's game at home hosting Hampden Academy. The Broncos picked up the 5-1 win. (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR) Click here to view the full photo gallery Class A Hampden goes to 6-2 with the win while Class B Hermon falls to 3-3 with the loss. Hampden's Danielle Masterson again dominated in the circle, going seven innings, allowing one hit, one run, and four walks, while striking out 13 batters. Hermon's Katie Fowler went five innings, allowing five runs, four earned, on 11 hits and did not walk a batter. She had three strikeouts. G. Kelley pitched the final two for the Hawks allowing one hit and one walk while striking out three. Offensively for Hampden, Maya Brown (2 singles, run); Allee Wellman (single); Masterson (single, run, rbi); Neal (single, HR, run, two RBI's); Meaghan Delahanty (

 HAMPDEN – The Broncos varsity softball team once again received outstanding pitching and clutch hitting to pick up a 4-2 win over Edward Little of Auburn Friday afternoon. Hampden's Cam Neal had the only Broncos extra base hit in today's game against Edward Little. Hampden won 4-2. (Photo from a previous game by Ron Hawkes/MSR) Charlee Chute started in the circle for Hampden going six innings allowing seven hits, two runs, and two balks while striking out 11. Danielle Masterson pitched the final inning picking up the save allowing one hit while striking out two. For the second game in a row Hampden pitching has struck out 13 batters.  Offensively for the Broncos, Masterson (single, 2 RBIs); Maya Brown (run); Cam Neal (triple, single, run); Meaghan Delahanty (2 singles, rbi); C. Chute (single, run); Callie Small (single); E. Chute (rbi); and Emily Bishop (run). Pitching for Edward Little was M. Scott who went all six innings allowing four runs on seven hits and two walks while

HAMPDEN – The Hampden softball team scored three in the third, two more in the fourth and three again in the fifth on their way to an 8-0 win. A scene from the Messalonskee at Hampden Academy softball Thursday, May 5 at Hampden Academy on the turf! (Photo by Ron Hawkes/MSR) Click here to view the photo gallery Danielle Masterson paced the Bronco's in the circle and at the plate going 3-for-5 with a double, run scored and four RBI's. While in the circle she just merely pitched a two hit shutout complete game with three walks and 13 strikeouts.  Hampden had 13 hits in the game. Along with Masterson other hitters were, Allee Wellman, (single, run, rbi); Maya Brown (2 singles, run); Cam Neal (single); Meaghan Delahanty (single, rbi); Callie Small (2 singles, run); Emma Chute (double, 2 runs); and Charlee Chute (2 singles, 2 runs, rbi). The Eagles were held to two hits, both coming from their pitcher, Maddi Wilson (2 singles); Ellie McDonald, Morgan Wills and Olivia Wrigley all rece

  BANGOR – The Bangor Rams track and field team hosted a meet Monday, May 2, at the beautiful Cameron Stadium.  Schools from, Bangor, Brewer, John Bapst, Bangor Christian and Penquis Valley competed in the meet. The girls were won by Bangor with a score of 247.33, followed by Brewer 91; John Bapst 39.66; Bangor Christian 2; and Penquis Valley 1. For the boys, Brewer took first place with a score of 152; followed by Bangor with 122.50; John Bapst 62.50; and Bangor Christian 18. Complete results can be found by clicking here The complete photo gallery can be seen here Here are a few from the gallery!!