The Auburn native will compete in the 3,000 meters on Saturday. Also, the CMCC women’s basketball team is the No. 1 overall seed in the USCAA D2 tournament, while the CM men decide to end their season after YSCC tournament loss.
Bates Bobcats
Area roundup: Poland’s Nolan Garey finishes 3rd in 55 hurdles at New Englands
Edward Little’s Makenna Drouin has a top-10 time in the girls 55 hurdles prelims, besting her Class A state championship mark. Also, Lewiston’s boys hockey season ends in the Class A quarterfinals.
College basketball: UMF’s Terion Moss named state player of the year again
The senior guard garners the Maine Men’s Basketball Coaches & Writers Association honor for the second consecutive season, while teammate Jack Kane wins Defensive Player of the Year and Bates’ Steph Baxter lands on the All-State first team.
Roundup: Bates’ Meghan Graff named MWBCA Player of the Year
Also, the Bates baseball team takes a twin bill to open the season and the Bates men’s lacrosse team drops its season opener on the road.
College roundup: UMF’s Moss named NAC Men’s Basketball Player of the Year
Teammates Jack Kane is the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year, and coach Sam Leal is the recipient of the NAC’s Coach of the Year.
Roundup: Kings shut out Greely in boys hockey to end regular season
Kade Knight turns away all 18 shots he faces for the Kings, who now turn their attention to the Class B South playoffs.
College roundup: UMaine-Farmington tops UMPI, advances to NAC final in men’s basketball
Terion Moss goes off for 33 points as the Beavers secure one more home game and a chance to punch their ticket to the NCAA tournament. Also, the Bates women fall in the NESCAC quarterfinals.
College roundup: UMF men and CMCC women surpass century mark in wins
The Beavers score 120 points and the Mustangs put up 105; Meghan Graff leads Bates women to victory.
College roundup: Bates women take down USM
Alexandra Long leads Bobcats with 15 points.
More cowbell? Retired sports fan leads cheers for Bates College
Silver Linings: Don Robitaille, 91, of Lewiston shares his enthusiasm with spectators and players.