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Trent Goss had himself a Tuesday — three hits, two RBIs, and ten strikeouts on the mound. The Acadians made a strong case in the State Qualifier.

Mansfield Stadium in Bangor is the destination every team has circled on their calendar, but only four of these squads are going to get there.

Bodie Bishop did double duty Wednesday night — took the mound, struck out seven, then went deep at the plate. The Riverdogs made it look easy.

The Acadians had the hits — ten of them — but a rough first two innings made all the difference Wednesday night against Oxford Hills.

Trent Goss threw a complete game, struck out 12, and still found time to drive in 3 runs himself. Not a bad night's work.

The Comrades trailed by three heading into the fifth and still found a way to walk out of Farmington with a win over the Flyers.

Fourteen wins and two losses — the Trenton Acadians are making a strong case for themselves as one of the teams to watch this summer.

Nine runs in one inning. That second inning Thursday night at Mansfield Stadium is probably what the Riverdogs would most like to forget after dropping their second straight to Capital Area.

Ryan Winchester pitched over six innings, went two-for-two at the plate, and still wasn't the only story from Thursday's game.

The Trenton Acadians were down four runs with two innings left — and somehow, that's when things got interesting.