The former St. Dom’s and Maine Nordiques standout put his name on the scoresheet in his first Division 1 college hockey game. Also, the Bates men’s soccer and field hockey teams earn wins against in-state opponents.
Bates Bobcats
College roundup: UMF soccer teams sweep Northern Vermont-Lyndon
Both UMaine-Farmington squads win by shutout, men 5-0 and women 3-0; Bates field hockey, ranked 13th in the nation, falls to No. 5 Trinity in overtime.
Area roundup: Winthrop rambles past Lisbon in field hockey
The Ramblers pull away for a key MVC win. Spruce Mountain and Poland also win in field hockey, while the Mountain Valley girls and Edward Little boys are victorious in soccer.
College roundup: CMCC and UMF men’s soccer teams win
Mustangs’ and Beavers’ women’s teams settle for draws; Bates loses in field hockey and men’s and women’s soccer.
College football: Tufts takes to the air to overpower Bates
Sophomore quarterback Michael Berluti completes 18 of 21 passes for 237 yards, throwing two TD passes and running for another in the Jumbos’ 35-7 win over the Bobcats
Area roundup: Buckfield slips away from Carrabec in boys soccer
Brayden Jack scores all three goals for the Bucks, including the game-winner in 3-2 win.
College roundup: Bates’ Jillian Richardson honored; Ruby Haylock wins again
Auburn’s Richardson was named NESCAC Women’s Cross Country Performer of the Week, while Hartford’s Haylock earned second medalist honor.
College roundup: Wesleyan puts away Bates football in second half of opener
The Cardinals score three straight TDs to build a 31-point lead. Plus, other football, soccer and field hockey action from Saturday.
Area roundup: Mt. Abram continues its winning ways, takes down Winthrop in boys soccer
Morgan Thibodeau and Killian Pillsbury score two goals apiece, leading the Roadrunners to a 6-0 win.
College roundup: Bates’ Paige Cote named NESCAC Field Hockey Player of the Week
The St. Dominic Academy graduate tallied two goals and three assists in three wins for the Bobcats. Also, former Leavitt golf standout Ruby Haylock earns medalist honors in her first college match for Bates.