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Fort Kent travelled to Van Buren with a record of 9-4 and #2 in Class C North. The Warriors split a double-header with Houlton on Tuesday. Van Buren started the day with a record of 5-6, coming off of a double-header split with Washburn on Wednesday.

The Katahdin Cougars baseball team took a long trip north on Thursday for a double-header against the Wisdom Pioneers. Both teams were looking to gain more heal points with the regular season concluding on Wednesday

The Fort Kent Warriors and Houlton Shires were scheduled to play a double-header last Saturday, but the thunderstorms forced officials to postpone it until Tuesday. Instead of playing in Fort Kent, the two teams met in Houlton for a Class C North baseball matchup.

In Class C North, the Houlton Shires began the day #5 with a record of 6-2. They traveled on Monday to take on the Caribou Vikings of Class B North. Houlton was unable to field a team in 2021 and is considered despite the year off.

The Houlton Shires baseball team travelled to Presque Isle on Thursday evening to take on the Wildcats. Presque Isle came into the game with a record of 1-9, while Houlton started the day with a 5-2 record.

The Hodgdon Hawks baseball team took the short trip to Dyer Brook on Wednesday to play the Southern Aroostook Warriors. I

The Wisdom Pioneers baseball team had a quick turnaround on Tuesday, as they hosted a double-header after travelling to play Southern Aroostook on Monday. Wisdom defeated Southern Aroostook 12-3, and Tuesday's double-header with Van Buren was a matchup of Class D North teams looking to move up in the standings.

The Hermon Hawks baseball team travelled to Caribou on Saturday, for a double-header against the Vikings. Hermon made the drive to The County with a record of 4-3 in Class B North. Caribou started the day 2-6, coming off of an 8-6 victory over Fort Kent

The Caribou Vikings baseball team is very young this year with multiple freshmen and sophomores starting for Coach Josh Dillon's team. On Thursday the Vikings traveled to take on a Fort Kent Warriors team looking for more heal points to climb in the Class C North standings.

The Fort Fairfield Tigers baseball team has quickly become one of the more interesting teams in the early stages of the high school baseball season. Due to low enrollment numbers and multiple injuries the Tigers have had to dip into a very talented pool of eighth graders to help the varsity team and a team that is building for the future, has been competitive early on.