Former Edward Little standout won three events at the conference championships. Also: CMCC baseball falls in conference title game, UMaine wins again and UMF lacrosse players garner honors.
Maine colleges
College roundup: Former Edward Little, Lewiston standouts earn all-conference honors
Former Red Eddie Taylor Depot and former Blue Devils Gemma Landry and Jayden Wilson are each honored by their college conferences. And in non-conference baseball action, area grads help USM top Bates, and a pair of Oxford Hills alumni step up in USM softball’s conference tourney games.
Bates men’s lacrosse coach Peter Lasagna retiring after 22 years leading the Bobcats
The longtime coach began his coaching career at his alma mater, Brown University. He was just the third coach in Bates program history.
Tuesday’s college roundup: St. Joe’s wins opening game in GNAC softball tournament
The Monks advance with a 4-3 win over Rivier.
College roundup: Bates splits softball doubleheader with Southern Maine
In other softball news, Lewiston grad Gemma Landry is honored by the NECC. Also, Bates women’s tennis makes history, as does former Blue Devil Jayden Wilson.
Sunday’s Maine college roundup: Maine finishes another baseball sweep
The Black Bears make it 13th straight wins, getting a run in the eighth to beat Hartford, 9-8.
College roundup: Olivia Jalbert’s three wins lead USM to conference title
Edward Little grad wins the javelin, high jump and long jump. Also: UMaine-Farmington softball sweeps doubleheader, Bates baseball spits with Bowdoin, and UMaine’s win streak reaches 12.
College roundup: CMCC and Bates baseball lose, but UMaine wins 11th straight
Caden Truman drives in five runs in Mustangs’ loss to SMCC.
College roundup: CMCC’s Corey Armstrong named conference player of the week
Former Monmouth Academy player honored by Yankee Small College Conference after going 6-for-9 and driving in four runs. Also: St. Joseph’s sweeps UMP and Tufts routs Bates.
Sports Digest: Sea Dogs lead 3-0, but lose 15-3 to Somerset
Portland gives up a total of 11 runs in the seventh and eighth innings as Somerset storms to a 15-3 win.