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Total Number of Articles: 172
First Article on this Page: October 25, 2024
Latest Article on this Page: March 28, 2025
VIRGINIA IS FOR GOLFERS
Starting off the spring strong, the women’s golf team finished second with 643 shots behind York College of Pennsylvania (625) in the Ruckus Tournament hosted by the Williamsburg National Golf Club in Virginia. The team is …
JUMPING FOR THE STARS
Last weekend, the track and field team headed to the Bobcat Tune-Up hosted by Bates College for its last meet before the New England Division III Indoor Championship. Several competitors qualified for the championship, including Charlie …
FIELDING THE MVPS
The men’s track and field team finished the Maine State Meet with a total of 197 points, finishing in second place behind Bates College with 206 points. On the field, Kane Demers ’26 was named the Field …
TIME TO BOUNCE
The women’s basketball team (16–0; 3–0 NESCAC) continued its perfect season by dominating over Saint Joseph’s College (11–5) with a final score of 72–37. The foundation for the win was set in the first quarter, where the …
POWER PLAY(ED)
The women’s hockey team (6–0–0; 4–0–0 NESCAC) crushed Keene State College (5–4–0) on Tuesday evening with a final score of 9–0. Eight different Polar Bears scored, with Jane McCarter ’25 scoring twice over the course of the game. …
BOUNDING FOR REBOUNDS
The men’s basketball team (3–0; 0–0 NESCAC) faced off against the University of Maine Presque Isle (UMPI) (3–2) in its home opener, winning 65–53. Ray Cuevas ’28 added 19 of the 65 Polar Bears’ points to the …
EVERYTHING’S BIGGER IN TEXAS
The men’s soccer team (7–5–5; 2–4–4 NESCAC), currently ranked 24th in the NCAA DIII, received official word that it would be heading to the NCAA tournament hosted by Trinity University in San Antonio, Tex. The team …
GODD(SPEED)ARD
Will Goddard ’25 of the men’s cross country team earned First Team All-NESCAC honors, the first league honor of his career. The conference announced the All-NESCAC awards for cross country on Tuesday night after the conclusion of the fall …
BIGGER THAN A MAMMOTH
Last Sunday, the field hockey team (6–9; 3–7 NESCAC) won against Amherst College (9–6; 4–6 NESCAC), a team ranked sixth in the NESCAC, with an overtime goal scored by Maya Malenfant ’25. The Mammoths kicked off …
ALL GOOD THINGS COME IN SEVENS
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 …
