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Last Sunday, the Bowdoin men’s soccer team (7–2–4; 4–2–2 NESCAC) beat Colby College (4–5–4; 1–5–2 NESCAC) 3–1, showing resilience after a disappointing 1–2 loss to Hamilton College (5–4–4; 2–4–3 NESCAC) the day before. As they move on to the final …
RECORD-SETTING WIN
On Wednesday, Bowdoin men’s soccer (6–1–4; 3–1–2 NESCAC) was victorious against Husson University (4–5–2), winning 3–1 and claiming the 120th win for Head Coach Scott Wiercinski. This victory ties him with former Head Coach Charlie Butt as the …
This past weekend, a great migration of Polar Bears made their way home—not to the Arctic Circle, but back to Brunswick.
Homecoming weekend brought together alumni and current student-athletes for celebrations, sports matches and many other festivities. On the sporting …
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 …
Last weekend, the men’s soccer team (4–0–2; 2–0–1 NESCAC) triumphed over Wesleyan (4–1–1; 1–1 NESCAC) and Williams (4–1–1; 3–1–1 NESCAC), pulling off back-to-back 1-0 victories. Coming off a strong start to their season, these wins against nationally ranked teams furthered …
This week, the men’s soccer team (1-0-1; 0-0 NESCAC) found its footing early in the season, tying Salve Regina (0-1-1) on Saturday and taking a commanding 3–1 victory over the University of New England (UNE) (2-1-1).
In both matches, the …
Just six hours after walking across the stage to receive his diploma, Tyler Huck ’26 ran onto the field at Fitzpatrick Stadium to start in a professional soccer game. In his first season playing for the Portland Hearts of Pine, …
When it comes to the soccer field, Tyler Huck ’26 will not be caught picking daisies. Huck was born in London and raised amidst the city’s fervor for the sport. He donned his first jersey for a local team around …
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 …
NEVER IN DOUBT
Despite a shaky end to its season, the field hockey team (9–7; 5–5 NESCAC) hosted the University of Scranton (17–3) in the first round of the NCAA Division III tournament on Wednesday afternoon. The Polar Bears ran …
