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Maine-Endwell Teams Drive Towards Spring Sports Championships

As the spring sports season culminates, Maine-Endwell's varsity softball, baseball, and track and field teams are making strong pushes in sectional and state-level competitions.

The Editors · 2026-05-30

Maine-Endwell Teams Drive Towards Spring Sports Championships

As May draws to a close, the Maine-Endwell community is rallying behind its high school athletes, with several spring sports teams making impressive runs towards sectional and state championships. With today being May 29, 2026, the focus is squarely on recent successes and upcoming decisive contests across baseball, softball, and track and field.

The Maine-Endwell Girls Varsity Softball team has showcased a strong season, entering the Section IV 2026 Tournament as the top seed in Class A. Their determination to return to the Section IV Class A Championship game, a title they secured last season, is evident. The team hosted the winner of the Owego Free Academy versus Johnson City game on May 27, 2026, building on earlier victories like a 12-6 win over Horseheads High School on May 8, 2026, and a 7-6 win against Southside High School on April 30, 2026.

The Maine-Endwell Varsity Boys Baseball team has also demonstrated competitive play throughout May. They secured wins against Owego Free Academy High School, with scores of 8-2 on May 18, 2026, and 11-1 on May 22, 2026. The team was also featured in a live-streamed game on May 29, 2026. Looking ahead, Maine-Endwell is set to host the NYSPHSAA Class AA Sub Regional, featuring Section IV against Section VIII, on June 2, 2026, at 5:00 PM, marking an exciting event for local fans.

Our track and field athletes have been equally busy, competing in the 2026 STAC Championships held on May 20 at Vestal, and the 2026 Section IV Championships on May 27. These competitions are crucial stepping stones for athletes aiming for the ultimate goal: the 2026 NYSPHSAA State Championships, scheduled for June 13-14 at Webster Schroeder. Earlier season performances include Cora Benjamin, who recorded 12.86 seconds in the 100m and 7.57 seconds in the 55m. Kiara Neal posted 13.17 seconds in the 100m and 7.67 seconds in the 55m, while Desiana Dingle achieved 13.54 seconds in the 100m and 7.80 seconds in the 55m at the "Need for Speed Invitational." Sam Vienkham recorded 6.87 seconds in the 55m, and AddaLynne Schmitt ran the 800m in 2:16.06, highlighting the talent within our district.

Beyond the high school level, local youth baseball and softball are also in their postseason. The Maine-Endwell Little League playoffs for the AAA and Majors divisions are underway, running from May 26-31, 2026. The M-E Baseball All-Star Tournament will follow, set to energize the community from June 6-21, 2026. The entire Maine-Endwell community looks forward to cheering on all our athletes as they strive for success in these exciting competitions.

Sources:
- thrillshare.com
- hudl.com
- maxpreps.com
- stacshowcase.com
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