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First Article: November 20, 2025
Latest Article: February 5, 2026
Last Saturday, the men’s ice hockey team (12–5–1; 8–3–1 NESCAC) completed its season sweep of Colby College (9–7–2; 5–6–1 NESCAC) in a commanding 4–1 win. It was the 225th meeting of the Maine rivals, with the crowd at Watson …
DOWN GO THE MULES
Last Saturday, the women’s basketball team (15–1; 4–0 NESCAC) took down Colby College (11–6; 2–2 NESCAC) in a close 61–59 battle. Seven different Polar Bears scored to secure a 21–16 lead after ten minutes of play, …
Last weekend, the men’s and women’s track and field teams competed at the Gordon Kelly Invitational hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In the large, multi-division meet, many Polar Bears were successful, with 17 athletes earning provisional spots …
STARTING GUN
This past weekend, the indoor track and field team competed in its first events of the season at the Branwen Smith King Invitational at Tufts University. Captain Kane Demers ’26 won both the 60m hurdles and the long …
While founded in 1794, it took over seventy years for the college to found its first varsity athletic team—the baseball team, established in 1867. Three decades later, the football team played its first season in 1899. From 1794 to the …
SCORING WITH EASE
Over the break, the women’s basketball team (4–0; 0–0 NESCAC) went on the road, defeating Skidmore College (1–3) and Union College (3–1). Against Skidmore, the Polar Bears won 68–46 with Abbie Quinn ’27 scoring 17 points on …
Tomorrow, the Athletics Hall of Honor will induct six new members, all of whom uniquely represent Bowdoin athletics and excellence. Established in 2002, the Hall of Honor memorializes the coaches and athletes who represented the College in and out of …
Last weekend, the men’s ice hockey team (2–0–0; 2–0–0 NESCAC) started off its season with a winning streak, defeating both Middlebury College (0–2–0; 0–2–0 NESCAC) and Williams College (0–2–0; 0–2–0 NESCAC). Scoring 11 goals in the two games, the team …
NATTYS TIME
Following the NCAA Northeast Regional Championships, the women’s cross country team qualified for the NCAA Division III Championship race in Spartanburg, S.C. The team finished fifth out of 30 teams in the 6k race, led by first-year standout …
Last weekend, the men’s soccer team (12–3–3; 5–2–3 NESCAC) dominated on its home field, beating Lyon College (10–7–3) and University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass) (13–4–4) to advance to the round of sixteen in the NCAA Division III tournament.
Playing against …
