With summer break winding down, the University of Maine Farmington welcomed new and current students back to campus Friday, Aug. 25, as the residence halls started to fill up.
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College notebook: With new coach, Thomas College softball looks for continued success in North Atlantic Conference play
Jenn Plourde has led Terriers to 6-8 start to season; Colby baseball enjoys strong Florida trip.
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College notebook: Longtime men’s hockey rivals Bowdoin and Colby prep for NESCAC semifinal showdown
Colby women’s hockey continues on in NESCAC playoffs, while UMaine-Augusta women’s basketball moves along in YSCC playoffs.
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College roundup: UMaine-Farmington’s Terion Moss, Jack Kane each earn NAC honors
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 notebook: Young UMF women’s soccer team rolling toward NAC playoffs
With just 1 loss in their last 9 games, Beavers ready for another run in North Atlantic Conference 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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Cyndi Pratt leaving UMaine-Farmington to take over as Mt. Blue athletic director
Pratt leaves the University of Maine at Farmington after 18 years as assistant athletic director and field hockey head coach to become the AD for the Cougars.
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High school notebook: Tom Sheridan staying busy coaching lacrosse at Messalonskee, UMaine-Farmington
Longtime Eagles coach no stranger to serving dual roles in spring.
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Women’s lacrosse: Thomas College embraces the role of underdog
With a first-year head coach and a roster full of players new to the sport, Terriers improving in wide-open North Atlantic Conference.
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McKenna Brodeur makes most of fifth year playing soccer and basketball at UMaine-Farmington
Messalonskee graduate scored her 1,000th career point this season after standout showing on the pitch.