Softball

Record 17-3

Coach Tom Griffin

Highlight Won the SMAA conference championship; Runner-up in Western Maine Class A

Seniors Sarah Marchilli, Amanda Chamberlain, Krista Hitchcock, Courtney Mack, Kim Fenton

Coach’s Award Amanda Chamberlain

Coach’s comments “We had a very exciting season. The highlight of the season was winning our first Class A Conference Championship by defeating Deering 8-1 and South Portland 3-2 in the league playoffs. We again made it to the Class A Western Maine Finals by beating Thornton Academy 1-0 and Deering 12-5. Unfortunately we gave up an unearned run in the bottom of the seventh inning and lost to South Portland in the finals in a rain drenched game at St. Joseph’s College. This make the third year in row that we have played for the Class A Western Maine Finals in the three years we have been a class A school. Our team this year was lead by an amazing pitching staff. Ambre Davidson, Kelsey Griffn, Amanda Chamberlain and Caitlin LeBorgne each had an ERA under one. In fact, our team ERA for the year was 0.48. They struck out 188 batters in 102 innings of play and gave up only 36 hits. Our offense was led by three .400 hitters: Sarah Marchilli, .455; Kelsey Griffin, .455; and Amanda Chamberlain, .404. Sarah Marchilli, Ambre Davidson, Kelsey Griffin were first team all-star, Amanda Chamberlain was second team all-star and Meaghan Myers was honorable mention all-star.”

Girls track

Record 14-1

Coach Ron Kelly

Highlight Won the Kennebunk Relays, second in conference, third in state meet; a school record 9:48.4 in the 3,200 relay by Katherine Hilton, Ally Koenig, Allison Chamberlain and Erica Jesseman; best time from Maine in the 4 x 400 relay at the New England meet.

Seniors Kim Dean, Rachel Baird, Jamie Blumenthal, Ally Koenig, Katherine Hilton

MVP Becky Sither, the top point scorer for the team during the season and in the state meet.

Coach’s Award Theresa Paul

Coach’s comments “The team developed throughout the season, and there were outstanding performances at the state meet. A strong nucleus will be back for next year’s run for top honors, and an excellent group of eighth-graders is coming up. Rachel Mumm developed as one of the league’s top sprinters at season’s end.”

Boys track

Record 2-11

Coach Derek Veilleux

Highlight The state meet, where we scored more than we did in the conference meet and beat Deering.

Seniors Steve Hayworth

MVP Taylor Burns

Coach’s Award Kevin Penley

Sprinter Award James Minor

Distance Award Chris Harmon

Coach’s comments “Injuries and the weather hampered us, and we never reached our potential. The guys were very competitive, and we had some great performances.”

Boys lacrosse

Record 9-5

Coach Tobey Farrington

Highlight The team matches their best record ever and hosted its first playoff game in recent memory. David Hamilton was named All-American and All-SMAA.

Seniors Jesse Gadbois, Ben Luja and David Hamilton

MVP David Hamilton

Coach’s Award Jesse Gadbois

Most Improved Darren Smith

Rookie Award Steve Doane

Coach’s comments “We had a great year, and we’re looking forward to next year. We’re still pretty young, and the players are already working hard for next year. I’m excited.”

Boys tennis

Record 7-4

Coach Craig McDonald

Highlight Beating #4 Cheverus in the regular season to make the playoffs for the first time since 1994

Seniors Brad Carlson, John McDonald and Josh Camire

Coach’s Award John McDonald

Coach’s comments “In my four years as coach, this has been our best season. Next year we’ll have four out of seven starters back.”

Baseball

Record 5-12

Coach Bryan Harvie

Highlight Making the Playoffs for the first time in Class A. Two come from behind wins; one from seven runs down in the bottom of the seventh to beat Noble, the other down 8-1, we scored 11 runs in the sixth and went on to win, 12-9.

Seniors Mike Griffin, Joel Nadeau, Andy Kipp, Luis German

MVP Derek Poulin

Coach’s Award Kevin Chamberlain

Coach’s comments “An improvement over last season and with seven returning starters next season including our top three pitchers, I look for good things next year. This season was an important building block for our program.”

Girls lacosse

Record 11-2

Coach Marcia Wood

Highlight The best record the program has ever had and the first home playoff game

Seniors Erin Quirk, Laura Hoops, Lindsey LaCourse and Caitlyn Albert

Defensive MVP Laura Hoops

Offensive MVP Lauren Hagerman

Coach’s Award Brittany Kane and Jess Bolton

Most Improved Erica Brown

Coach’s comments “The team went above and beyond what was expected, dominating most of their opponents. We have talented underclassmen, so next year should be just as competitive.”

Girls tennis

Record 8-4

Coach Tracy MacNider

Highlight Making it to the regional semi-finals

Seniors Leah Grotton, Laura Powers, Sarah Hoyt, Stephanie Guitard and Sam Anaman

MVP Camille Jania, who lost just one game all season

Coach’s comments “There were times when we didn’t have Camille and people slid up and did really well. Leah and Laura did what they needed to do, even when I needed them at first and second singles.

Scarborough tennis is definitely moving forward.”

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