The state’s six college football programs are eager to get started after missing the 2020 season.
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Maine college football coaches anticipate return to normal this fall
Plans are being made for training camps and schedules are being arranged, after a year without football.
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Six Colby College female athletic coaches allege pay inequalities with male counterparts
The coaches have filed a discrimination complaint with the Maine Human Rights Commission, detailing examples of what they see as violations of state and federal discrimination laws.
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College notebook: Thomas College baseball team is making some noise with its bats
Terriers are hitting .311 through 12 games, which leads the North Atlantic Conference.
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Women’s lacrosse: After playing just six games last year, Colby ready to get back on the field
The Mules open the 2021 season at Bates on Saturday afternoon.
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Catching Up With: Basketball remains a family affair for Waterville, Colby College standout Kevin Whitmore
An All-American with the Mules and a Maine Hall of Famer, Whitmore sees daughters make their way in the sport.
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Colby baseball, softball eager for a season after last spring canceled due to coronavirus
The Mules each played a doubleheader Sunday, and look forward to a conference season set to begin next month.
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Catching Up With: Mia Diplock made her mark in Maine basketball, at Cony and Colby
Point guard was Miss Maine Basketball finalist in 2012, helped lead Rams to near-perfect season.
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College notebook: Thomas College women’s basketball finds silver lining during pandemic season
After taking a major leap as a program last year, Terriers using season to help acclimate eight freshman players.
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Colby College football program celebrates 20th anniversary of its first and only conference championship
In 2000, the Mules came from out of nowhere to finish a surprising 7-1 and claim the New England Small College Athletic Conference championship.