St. Albans clinched a dramatic victory over Shady Spring, earning a spot in the AAA final. In a closely contested matchup, the team showcased determination and skill to reach the championship stage of the state baseball competition.
In a stellar high school baseball showing, pitcher Tagliente threw a masterful game to help the team known as the Tide secure a spot in the Class A state championship. It was a defining moment, as Tagliente’s performance demonstrated the importance of steady leadership on the mound.
Bellows Falls, the No. 2 seed in Division 3, mounted a spirited comeback attempt in the bottom of the seventh inning on Tuesday. Despite the late rally, they succumbed to No. 3 Lake Region by a score of 9-5 on their home field in Westminster.
Spencer County’s bid to defend its Eighth Region crown ended in a tense opening-round matchup against Henry County. After a hard-fought battle on May 25, the Wildcats slipped past the Bears with a final score of 0-1, eliminating Spencer County from the tournament.
In a powerful showing, Wapsie Valley’s baseball team scored a resounding 13-3 victory over Columbus Catholic, marking their first win of the 2026 season. The six-inning triumph evened the Warriors’ record at 1-1 while dropping the Sailors to 1-4.
Riverside powered into the next round of the Class AAAA playoffs after a decisive 9-1 victory over Oak Hill at Capital High School. Nate Beasley’s dominant showing on the mound and a critical three-run single tipped the scales firmly in Riverside’s favor.
Corbin dominated Harlan County in a commanding 17–2 victory, powered by the trio of Trey Person, Malachi Zachery, and Levi Brock. Their combined eight hits and nine RBI set the tone from the outset and sealed the team’s triumph on Thursday.
Douglas High School’s baseball team is launching a season of change, guided by three dedicated seniors. With an expanded group of eager players vying for time on the field, the program is positioning itself for a spirited spring.
Austen Harris and Damon Ruth held Marietta hitless in a combined perfect game, propelling Marlow to an 11-0 rout. Hudson Morgan’s strong performance at the plate helped seal the District 3A-1 sweep, keeping the Outlaws unwavering in their undefeated season.
For the second consecutive year, Missisquoi Valley Union’s senior catcher Gavin Nichols has been named Lake Co-Player of the Year, recognizing his exceptional talents both at bat and behind the plate. His outstanding performance underscores his significant contributions to his team.
