In a meet Monday, hosted by Winthrop at Hall-Dale High School, three Hall-Dale High School athletes set school records.

We know from experience or just observation how much wind can affect a sporting event.

Waterville Senior High School junior Dominik Alexis is closing in on the state record in the high jump.

A few leftovers from the week of May 4 and a look ahead.

Friday was crossover day for Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference Class A softball teams. All told, there were eight matchups between North and South Division teams.

On this day, the North had the clear edge. The northerners went 8-0, outscoring the South, 43-19.

In the fourth inning of his team's 8-6 loss at MCI on Friday, Waterville pitcher Brian Bridger made one of the most astute plays you'll see in high school baseball this season.

With a runner on first and nobody out, MCI's Chris Cook hit a high pop-up that fell in short center field, between the shortstop, second baseman and center fielder, who all converged on the ball but couldn't make a play.

The ball wasn't hit sharp enough for MCI's Matt Delaney to take off from first base immediately. He had to wait to see if the ball would be caught. When it wasn't, Delaney took off for second. Most times, he would have been safe, with both the shortstop and second baseman going after the ball and neither covering the bag.

Former Mt. View High School soccer standout Cody Zane signed a letter of intent to play his college soccer at the University of Rhode Island.

"Cody brings us depth and versatility in the midfield and defense and I can only see him getting better each time he steps on the field," URI head coach John O'Connor said in a statement released by the school.

Zane, who transferred to North Yarmouth Academy for his senior year, had 18 goals and seven assists in 64 high school games.