The men’s basketball seniors received dual weekly recognition from the NAC for the third time this season; Bates’ Meghan Graff, Bates’ new scoring leader, honored by NESCAC; former Lewiston standout Abdirizak Abukar earns another GNAC award.
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College roundup: CMCC women’s volleyball swept in opener of USCAA national tournament
Plus, Bates men’s soccer players earn NESCAC postseason recognition.
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College roundup: Bates’ Elizabeth Holcombe named NESCAC cross country Rookie of the Year
Edward Little grad Jillian Richardson earns first-team honors for the second time; CMCC men’s soccer heading to national championship tournament.
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College roundup: UMF hires Nate Carson to be women’s basketball coach
The 2014 UMaine-Farmington graduate was the team’s interim coach last season after spending several years as an assistant for the men’s team.
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Bates College accused of racial discrimination by its former football coach
Malik Hall, replaced as coach last year, filed a civil rights lawsuit last week against the elite Lewiston college that once employed him
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Bates women’s basketball looking to take that next big step
The Bobcats have impressive wins over ranked teams this season, and hope to join other Maine Division III programs who have had sustained success on the national level.
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New England Small College Athletic Conference updates spectator policy
Only students, personnel of home school will be allowed at games through January.
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College notebook: Future looks promising for UMF men’s soccer program
Beavers, who fell just short in NAC championship game, return most of their roster next season. Also, Bates quarterback honored for record-setting performance in first college start, and more.
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College football: Colby shakes off Bates to get a shot at the CBB title
The Mules used a field goal and touchdown to keep the Bobcats at bay in a 10-2 victory to start CBB rivalry action.
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Brendon Croteau and Abby Spector excited to bring their expertise to the Bates College golf teams
Croteau, a Lewiston High School and USM graduate, and Spector, one of the best golfers Maine has produced, have been hired as the Bobcats’ directors of golf.