Simard was recently named the head coach after being the interim skipper this past season. Before that he was the snow sports program director at Gould Academy.
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Curtis Johnson taking baton from Al Fereshetian as Bates men’s track and cross country coach
Johnson, a Bobcats assistant since 2016, takes over for Fereshetian, who retired earlier this month after 26 years leading the programs.
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College roundup: Bates women’s rowing wins another national title
Two Bobcats track and field athletes place at the NCAA Division III National Championship in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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College roundup: Bates’ Elise Lambert earns All-America honors
Also, the Bobcats win both races at women’s rowing national championships and USM baseball falls to Salve Regina at NCAA tournament.
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Bates College planning $1M in athletic facility renovations this summer
The school is upgrading its fitness center, weight room, locker room and technology for the benefit of students and student-athletes.
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Area roundup: Bates’ Elise Lambert ranks fourth in nation in 800-meter run
Bobcats junior wins race at Tufts National Qualifying Meet. Also, Thursday was a rough one for area softball and lacrosse teams.
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USM softball making first NCAA tournament appearance since 1999
The Huskies, at 31-4-1, earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Division III tournament and will open play Friday in Wisconsin.
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Catching Up With: Former Bates College tennis star Maisie Silverman returns home
Former Maine high school state champion is back in Brunswick, looking to give back.
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Women’s lacrosse: Bates erases most, but not all, of a big halftime deficit in loss to Colby
The Bobcats trail 11-2 at intermission then outscore the Mules 8-3 in second half.
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Georgetown’s Edwin Thompson, a Jay native, excited to coach against fellow Mainer
College baseball: Georgetown Hoyas’ first-year coach and his squad square off next week against his protege, friend and fellow Mainer Tyler Hanson, who is an assistant coach at Virginia Tech University.