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Sports results, May 21 — Bangor Daily News

BASEBALL

Searsport 2 at Orono 3

May 21, 2013, at 4:30 p.m.

At Mahaney Diamond, freshman Dennis Farnham pitched a complete-game three-hitter and didn’t give up an earned run to earn the win for the Red Riots.

Dillon Cyr and Justin White each had two hits for Orono with White delivering a two-out, two-run double in the bottom of the sixth.

Kaleb Cook pitched a complete game for the Vikings and had a first-inning RBI single.

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SOFTBALL

Searsport 3 at Orono 16

May 21, 2013, at 4:30 p.m.

At Orono, Chloe Douglass knocked in three runs with a triple and two singles and Jillian Woodward threw a three-hitter, striking out four and walking one, as Orono upended Searsport.

Caitlin Goodwin had two singles and two RBIs for Orono.

For Searsport,  Alivia Cross had a triple and Alicen Brooks had a single and an RBI.

 
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Posted by on May 22, 2013 in Sports News

 

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Senior, Yuval Boss is Keynote Speaker at MLTI Conference, May 16th

Watch Yuval’s presentation about his utilization of his MLTI laptop during his four years at Orono High School. Witness the growth of a business and its owner. (Video – Josh Marquis)

 
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Posted by on May 20, 2013 in Career Exploration, In the News

 

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Wabanaki basketmaking in the library May 17th

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Orono - High School Students in Orono are getting a lesson in Wabanaki history.

Students spent the day weaving traditional baskets out of ash and sweet grass.

The class was led by master basket maker Pam outdusis Cunningham.

Native American students in the workshop say the event helps bring everyone closer together.

“I think they think we are tight knit and don’t get around. Some people were afraid to talk to us because we are native, but now they loosened up and we’re pretty close with everyone around here,” said Siena Dana, Passamaquoddy Tribe.

“I think it’s a good thing. It really changes their view on us as Native Americans and it can be fun to learn about the different culture we do, our culture,” said Joseph Attean, Passamaquoddy and Penobscot Tribe.

Students came up with the idea for the class when they were touring the Hudson Museum in Orono.

The class was funded by a grant from the Orono Education Foundation.

Preparing the brown ash

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Braiding the sweetgrass

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Weaving baskets and bookmarks

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Your librarian says thank you to all participants for the setup, the instruction, the clean up and restoration of the library and especially the wonderful smell of sweetgrass that filled the air.

 
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Posted by on May 19, 2013 in Activities, Education Outreach

 

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Emma Libby, 15, overcomes ruling to win Sport-4 race at Speedway 95

Carter F. McCall | BDN
Wally Henderson, No. 155, races at Speedway 95 on Saturday.
By Larry Mahoney, BDN Staff
Posted May 19, 2013, at 12:23 p.m.
Last modified May 19, 2013, at 4:43 p.m.

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HERMON, Maine — Fifteen-year-old Emma Libby of Glenburn was irritated.

She was sent to the back of the field for her role in an accident on the fourth lap of the 35-lap Coca-Cola Sport-4 series race at Hermon’s Speedway 95 on Saturday night.

She felt she was wronged.

So she picked her way through the field from the 12th spot, took the lead on lap 29 and cruised to a 30-car-length victory.

“I was upset. It was a stupid call,” said Libby. “It wasn’t my fault. [Keith Ogden] came up on the bottom of me, I was in the middle [because another car was on the outside] and [Ogden] took himself out. It was his own fault.”

But she didn’t dwell on it.

“I didn’t think about anything. I just wanted to get up there and win,” said Libby, a freshman at Orono High School. “The car was great. We won the previous race and the car was going good so we didn’t really change anything.”

Libby did a lot of her passing on the inside groove, which is generally considered the slower of the two grooves. However, track owner Del Merritt’s decision to apply a traction compound to it beginning in 2010 has significantly improved it and enabled some cars to pass on it.

“The car goes good on the inside,” said Libby, whose car is set up by her father, Edward. “I had a hard time keeping up with Donny [second-place finisher Donny Silva] but as the tires got hotter, the car stuck better.”

“Her car is set up to run on the inside,” said Silva. “She did a hell of a job coming up from the rear.”

Silva said his car “started pushing [up the track] a little bit. It got a little loose.”

Hermon’s Andrew Crosby finished third and also praised Libby.

“She was real fast. She’s always fast. She has a good car and she’s a good driver, especially for someone her age,” said Crosby.
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Modern Woodmen of America Regional Speech Contest Winner — Jessie Walker

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Congratulations to seventh grader Jessie Walker for winning the Modern Woodmen of America Regional Speech Contest on Monday May 13th at the All Saints School in Bangor.
The topic of the speech contest was: “A person who has overcome.”  Jessie’s speech focused on the life of Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girls’ education activist who was shot by the Taliban for speaking out in support for girls’ education.
Jessie’s speech will be recorded and sent away to be judged in the national competition.  We wish her the best of luck and are proud of her hard work, focus, and determination.

 
 

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Sports results, May 15 – Bangor Daily News

BASEBALL

Orono 4 at Bucksport 5

May 15, 2013, at 4:30 p.m.

At Bucksport, the Golden Bucks scored two runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to break a 3-3 tie and held on to win.

For Bucksport, Dylan Soper hit a two-run single and Tyler Maguire had double and an RBI. Bailey Graychase singled and scored the go-ahead run. Josh Gray scored the game winning run on a wild pitch.

For Orono, Christian Mowrer had a double, single and two RBI. Cam Mowrer added two singles and an RBI.

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SOFTBALL

Orono 1 at Bucksport 3

By Dave Barber, BDN Staff
Posted May 15, 2013, at 8:18 p.m.
Last modified May 15, 2013, at 9:53 p.m.

BUCKSPORT, Maine — The Bucksport High softball team took advantage of five Orono errors and held off the Red Riots for a 3-1 Eastern Maine Class C victory Wednesday afternoon at the Bucksport High School field.

The Golden Bucks, now 11-0 and the top-ranked team in the Eastern Maine Class C Heal points, turned three Orono errors in the second inning into their first run.

Cassidy Adam reached first when her popup down the left field line was dropped. Courtesy runner Tyler Dupont advanced to third when the throw to first on Andie Lawford’s infield grounder sailed past first base. Dupont scored on a second infield error.

In the third inning, Adams reached on a second dropped fly ball in the outfield and Dupont scored from first on an overthrow of first base on Kaylee Grindle’s infield dribbler. Grindle raced all the way to third on that error and scored on Bree Bires’ infield sacrifice.

Orono coach Kristen Espling agreed that her team “made a couple of miscues,” but she still felt they were decent defensively, keeping the Bucks in check.

“Defensively, we did our job. I’m very satisfied,” said Espling. “I’m optimistic for this team because we’ll probably meet them for a third time this year.”

Bucksport coach Mike Carrier agreed with Espling.

“Orono is a good team,” he said. “They’ll be right there in the playoffs.”

Carrier would have liked to see his Golden Bucks capitalize more on their opportunities to open some early breathing space against the Red Riots’

“We left so many people on base,” said Carrier. “We had bases loaded and nobody out in the first and didn’t score. That’s a coach’s nightmare.”

Nearly the same thing happened in the second when they loaded the bases with two outs but couldn’t score.

Carrier was happy to see that what few runs the Bucks did get, Adams made sure they were enough.

“Cassidy is one of the best around,” said Carrier. “She will keep us in every game.”

Adams posted 11 strikeouts, giving her 140 for the season, and one walk (her third of the year) and allowed only three hits, none before the sixth inning.

The Red Riots (9-3) got one run back in the top of the seventh and threatened more.

Chloe Douglas’ one-out single gave Orono its second baserunner of the game, and she moved to second when cleanup hitter Katie Smith walked on four pitches.

Victoria Goodwin’s double to the right field fence plated Douglas, but a nice grab of a soft popup behind second base by Bucks shortstop Deb Wight nearly ended in a double play.

Smith was caught off guard and off third base when Wight made the catch. Smith was able to scramble back a split-second ahead of the throw from catcher Alanna Davis, who had taken a throw from Wight to stop Smith. Smith hadn’t tagged up, though, and had to race back to third instead of scoring.

A routine groundout to third ended the Riots’ last chance.

“We got off to a slow start offensively,” said Espling. “But having a rally at the end is better than none at all.”

Orono pitcher Jill Woodward also threw a good game. She struck out just two, but only walked one and gave up four hits. Three of them were bunt singles to lead off the bottom of the first, but two infield popups sandwiched around a strikeout kept the Golden Bucks from scoring.

“Eleven of our outs were fly balls,” said Carrier, and he credited Woodward for that.

“She throws that high fastball and we couldn’t lay off it,” he said. “And they couldn’t lay off [Adam’s riser] either.

“It looks like a good pitch when its coming in, but it’s up here [hand by his nose] when it crosses the plate.”

Carrier thought it was good for his team to experience a tight game, especially with the playoffs looming in a couple of weeks.

“We play tough competition from now on,” he said.

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BOYS TENNIS

Dexter 0 at Orono 5

Singles: Anton Klose def. Toran Curtis 8-2; Ryan Wells def. Spencer Fitzgerald 8-4; Liam Kenefic def. Devon Gudroe 8-3; doubles: Tyler Jewett-Alex Fergussen def.-Tyler Salsbury-Anthony Domencel 8-3;  Zack Hamilton-Tim Bruce def. Dulan Hanscom-Robbie Pratt 8-1

Dexter 1 at Orono 4

Singles: Anton Klose (Orono) def. Toran Curtis 8-2; Ryan Wells (Orono) def. Spencer Fitzgerald 8-3; Liam Kenefic (Orono) def. Devan Gudroe 8-1; doubles: Tyler Jewett-Zack Hamilton (Orono) def.Tyler Salsbury-Anthony Domencel 8-2; Dulan Hanscom-Robbie Pratt (Dexter) def. Sam Shepaard-Brandon Terra 8-4

GIRLS TENNIS

Dexter 4 at Orono 1

Singles: Lillie Mayfield (O) def. Darcie Perkins 8-3; Sarah Eastman(D) def.Blair Whitmore 8-3; Gabby Adams(D) def.Aisha Sargent 8-5; doubles: Amy Jordan-Holly Libby (D) def. Sabrina Fadillah- Pearl Jeanthanakanond 8-5; Aeihah Salisbury -Madison Provost (D) def. Michelle Xiang – Vicki-Wang 8-3

Dexter 5 at Orono 0

Singles: Darci Perkins def. Lillie Mayfield 8-3; Sarah Eastman def. Blair Whitmore 8-1;Gabby Adams def. Aiesha Sargent8-1; doubles: Amy Jordan-Holly Libby def. Sabrina Fadilla-Pearl Jeanthanakanond 8-2; Aliagh Salisbury-Madison Provost def. Michelle Xiang-Vicki Wang (walkover)

 
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Posted by on May 15, 2013 in Sports News

 

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GoActive! — Not always good clean fun

Further proof

 

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