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Number of articles: 20
First Article: February 20, 2025
Latest Article: September 12, 2025
Last Saturday, Bowdoin hosted the Colby-Bates-Bowdoin (CBB) Tri-Meet, which saw both individual and team success for the men’s and women’s teams. The men finished in second place with 40 points, behind Colby with 18 points and ahead of Bates with …
GONE WITH THE WIND
Last weekend, the sailing team competed in its first set of regattas this season. At the Maine Maritime Academy, Ethan Danielson ’26, Riley Donahue ’28, Kique Ruiz ’26 and Lucca Antonietti ’29 earned a qualifying spot …
Over the summer, the Athletics Department named Mohamed Diawara as the inaugural Howard Vandersea Athletics Department Fellow. During the two-year position, Diawara will shadow athletics staff with a focus on administration and student-athlete well-being.
The Howard Vandersea Athletic Department fellowship …
LUCKY NUMBER SEVEN
On Wednesday night, the field hockey team (1–0; 0–0 NESCAC) dominated against the University of New England (UNE) (1–2), winning 7–0. The Polar Bears kicked off the scoring with Andrea Diteodoro ’26 and spread the wealth with …
WEATHERING THE NOR’EASTERS
The softball team (17–17; 4–10 NESCAC) won both games of its Tuesday night doubleheader against the University of New England (UNE) (10–26). The first game started off with four runs, two of which came off a Chloe …
Last weekend, the baseball team (22–9; 7–5 NESCAC) played its last NESCAC series of the regular season against Colby College (16–10; 4–4 NESCAC). The Polar Bears went 1–2 in the three games but remain in position to grab a high …
Last weekend, the softball team (12–14; 1–9 NESCAC) picked up its first conference win of the year on the road versus Amherst College (12–13; 3–7 NESCAC).
The first game was an offensive back-and-forth, yet the Polar Bears ultimately lost 8–12. …
The baseball team (12–2; 0–0 NESCAC) is off to a hot start in its 2025 campaign. Over spring break, the team played 11 games in Davenport, Fla. against a variety of Division III teams, remaining unbeaten until the last series …
Last Saturday, the women’s basketball team (25–0; 11–0 NESCAC) defeated Williams College (14–11; 4–7 NESCAC) 71–46 in the first round of the NESCAC tournament. The Polar Bears are the top seed and will host the NESCAC semifinals against fourth-seed Amherst …
Last weekend, women’s basketball (24–0; 10–0 NESCAC) completed its regular season with two road wins against Wesleyan University (8–15; 2–7 NESCAC) and Trinity College (17–7; 6–4 NESCAC). Currently third in Division III rankings, this is the third perfect regular season …
