Everything clicked for the volleyball team this past weekend. The Polar Bears won both conference away games against Bates College (9–10; 2–7 NESCAC) and Tufts University (9–9; 6–3 NESCAC), with both matches holding major playoff implications as the regular season …
This fall, the Bowdoin Student Athlete Advisory Committee (BSAAC) has focused its efforts on fundraising for the New England Cancer Specialists, a top cancer care hospital in the region. BSAAC’s initiative aims to support individuals battling cancer by providing resources …
The men’s soccer team (7–3–3; 2–3–3 NESCAC) defeated University of Southern Maine (USM) (2–8–6) with a final score of 7–0, adding to its 15-game win streak against USM that dates back to 2008. In …
Last Saturday, the cross country teams competed in the Connecticut College Invitational meet. The weekend affirmed the team’s increasingly positive outlook toward the upcoming NESCAC championships on November 2.
Matthew Servin ’27 felt the results from the meet varied amongst …
The field hockey team (5–7; 2–5 NESCAC) posted a midweek 6–1 win on Wednesday night against out-of-conference team Husson University (6–6) on the home turf of Ryan field. Slightly more than a minute into play, Emily …
Two weekends ago, golfer Andrew Flynn ’27 finished in first place and earned medalist honors with a score of 71, a top ten score all-time for a Bowdoin golfer at the Colby-Bates-Bowdoin (CBB) Championship. Hosted by Colby College in Waterville …
Last Saturday, the football team (2–3) secured a critical 35–7 road win against Amherst College (2–3). The win was Bowdoin’s first at Amherst in nearly 20 years, as well as the Polar Bears’ largest margin of victory against the Mammoths …
The women’s golf fall season was one for the record books. For the first time in program history, the team appeared on the NCAA Division III rankings, taking 21st overall. Furthermore, Emily Renoff ’28 took fourth place in the individual …
This past week, the Bowdoin women’s soccer team (2–5–5; 1–5–1 NESCAC) won 2–1 against NESCAC rival Bates College (4–6–1; 1–6–1 NESCAC). This win extends the Polar Bears’ historic 20 game unbeaten streak against Bates to 18 wins (18–0–2).
The women’s soccer team (2–5–3; 1–5–0 NESCAC) faced Bates College (4–5–1; 1–5–0 NESCAC) on Wednesday, taking the win with a final score of 2–1. Jackie Shores ’28 scored both of the Polar Bears’ goals, first finding the net …