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Total Number of Articles: 102
First Article on this Page: March 26, 2026
Latest Article on this Page: November 6, 2026
As the men’s cross country team approaches NCAA Northeast Regionals, Matthew Servin ’27 is doing anything but slowing down.
At the NESCAC Championships on October 31, Servin earned All-NESCAC accolades after completing the eight-kilometer Middlebury course in 25:15.6, placing 14th …
Every win against Colby is a good win, but not every win is a milestone. Men’s soccer’s (8–2–5; 5–2–3 NESCAC) October 18 triumph over the Mules (4–7–4; 1–7–2 NESCAC), however, was one such win. The 3–1 victory was the 121st …
The Bowdoin women’s cross country team put on an impressive performance at the recent Keene State Invitational on October 3, finishing as runner-up. Leading the Polar Bears, and individually placing second in a field of 244 with a time of …
Each season, athletes set new goals for themselves and strive to perform better than last time. Only halfway through her third season, Bowdoin field hockey (9–2; 4–2 NESCAC) midfielder Hannah Balmelli ’28 has already matched and surpassed her previous year’s …
The chance to compete in a championship is something that idles in the back of every athlete’s mind, and right alongside that aspiration is the hope for the opportunity to call that contest a success. For Rebecca Schill ’27, both …
Few positions are as integral to a team as the goalkeeper is to soccer. And if a soccer team is to be winning, they better have a good goalkeeper. Luckily for Bowdoin men’s soccer, they have Oliver King ’29 in …
As much as Bowdoin is a school renowned for its DIII athletics, only a select few student-athletes can say that their physical triumphs extend beyond the College or the NESCAC. Even fewer can say they are a world-class competitor at …
It’s not often for Bowdoin athletic teams that their first competition of the season is as significant as the Bear Invite, hosted by Washington University at St. Louis (WashU), was for the women’s volleyball team (2–1; 0–0 NESCAC). The weight …
With a nickname like “Zeus,” it’s no surprise that Mark Kneiss ’26 has been a dominant force for the men’s tennis team (13–3; 7–1 NESCAC) in his senior season. Starting in the fall, Kneiss won the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) …
Anika Ewert ‘26 opened her senior season in dominant fashion, helping lead the softball team (13–2; 1–1 NESCAC) to a winning record and earning both NESCAC and NFCA DIII Softball Player of the Week along the way. The Polar Bears …
