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5/16/05Softball Season Comes to a Close The UMF softball season came to a close on Saturday when they lost their second game of the NCAA regional tournament to Endicott College 5-6. The Beavers found themselves in the tournament after defeating higher seeds Lasell, Becker Thomas and Elms in the five game North Atlantic Conference tournament. UMF went down fighting in the NCAA regional tournament losing 1-3 to Keene State College and then the one run loss to Endicott. UMF will lose one senior to graduation and will return the rest of this young and talented team. The future looks bright for Beaver Softball! 5/13/05
NCAA Softball Tournament
New England Regional Championships Keene State defeated the University of Maine at Farmington 3-1 on Friday afternoon in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. UMF will play the loser of the Williams/Endicott game at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday. Ticket Prices $5 Adults $3 Students Click here for Directions to Babson College Click here for the NCAA Double Elimination Bracket 5/9/05Softball Team Wins NAC Championship, Advances to NCAA Tournament The UMF softball team earned the North Atlantic Conference championship on Sunday with a pair of victories over #1 seed Elms College. The Beavers will advance to the double elimination NCAA national tournament for the first team in program history as the NAC's first ever representative in the tournament.
UMaine-Farmington sophomore pitcher Stephanie Moriarty (Sandwich, MA)
earned a pair of victories and was named Tournament Most Valuable
Player to help lead the No. 4 Beavers to a pair of upset victories
over No. 1 Elms College in the North Atlantic Conference (NAC)
Softball Tournament Championship on Sunday afternoon at Leary Field.
5/5/05Softball Season ContinuesThe UMF Softball team defeated Thomas College 3-1 to keep their season alive once again. The beavers have proved to be mentally tough in this post season run. When facing elimination they have defeated Lasell, Becker, and now Thomas and will face Elms College in the NAC Championship. UMF will have to beat Elms twice in order to capture the conference championship. The championship games will take place Sunday, May 8th at Elms College. The first game will start at 1:00 pm. The second game will be played immediately following the first game. 4/25/05The UMF softball team lost the final game of the regular season 4-7 to host Becker College in a shortened game due to rainy weather. Kristi Cochin and Mary Berry went 2 for 3 and Megan Goodrow had an RBI double. Stephanie Moriarty was credited with the loss on the mound. The Beavers are slated to play Lasell College in the #1 vs. #4 match up of the North Atlantic Conference playoffs on Wednesday at 3pm at Lasell. The winner of that game will play the winner of the #2 Thomas vs. #3 Husson game in the semifinal on Saturday the 30th. 4/22/05The UMF softball suffered two close loses today to Elms College 1-3 and 2-3 (8 innings). UMF slips to 14-10 overall and will return to action tomorrow versus Becker College. 4/21/05Softball Sweeps Husson 8-6, 6-3 The UMF softball team won two important conference games yesterday when they defeated Husson College 8-6 and 6-3. Megan Carmen earned the win in game one, Stephanie Moriarty was credited with the save and the win in game two. UMF improves to 6-4 in the NAC and will close out regular season play this weekend when they travel to Elms College on Friday and Becker College on Saturday. The NAC playoffs begin on Wednesday the 27th. 4/20/05Softball Results Versus Colby and St. Joe's
Monday 4/18
Tuesday 4/19
UMF 9 St. Joe's 0 4/17/05The UMF softball team suffered two losses today to visiting Lasell College. UMF had solid pitching in both outings from Lauren Stacey, Megan Carmen and Stephanie Moriarty. However, the Lasell capitalized on nine Beaver errors to take the wins. Sarah Martin led the offense with two doubles in game two, UMF's only multiple hitter of the day. UMF will return to action tomorrow when they travel to Colby College for a single game at 4:30pm. 4/16/05The UMF softball team defeated Lyndon State in both ends of a doubleheader today at Prescott Field in Farmington. The Beavers were led by Megan Goodrow who went three for five and had two RBI's on the day. Kelly McDonough went four for seven. Cindy Ravinski added a triple in game two as the designated player. UMF's Lauren Stacey was credited with the win in game one and Stephanie Moriarty got the win in game two. The Beavers return to action tomorrow when they host NAC foe Lasell College at 12pm. 4/15/05The UMF softball team shut out UMaine Presque Isle in a doubleheader today at Prescott Field. In game one, Megan Goodrow went 2 for 2 with 2 RBI's to lead the Beavers, who scored 10 runs on 10 hits. Lauren Stacey earned the win for UMF. Megan Carmen closed both games to preserve the wins. In game two, Mary Berry hit a walk off three run homer to end the game in the 6th inning. Stephanie Moriarty had eight strikeouts in five innings of work for UMF. UMF improves to 9-4 overall and will return to action tomorrow when they host Lyndon State at 1pm. 4/13/05Softball Sweeps Maine Maritime The UMF softball team offense kicked into high gear today as they rattled off a total of 30 hits to defeat visiting Maine Maritime Academy 11-0 and 12-4 in two five inning games. Game one held at 1-0 until the Beavers exploded for 10 unearned runs in the bottom of the fourth inning. The inning was sparked by a 3 run homer by freshman Kelly McDonough, the first home run at Prescott Field since the addition of a new outfield fence. The Beavers continued hitting well in game two, notching 19 hits. Four UMF players had three hits each; Sarah Martin, Kristi Cochin, Mary Berry and Brandi Rideout. Freshman Megan Goodrow hit a solo homer in the third inning. Lauren Stacey earned the win in game one, her third shutout of the season. Stephanie Moriarty earned the win in game two allowing only one earned run in five innings of work. UMF improves to 7-4 overall and 4-2 in the NAC. Maine Maritime stands at 1-6 overall and 0-6 in the NAC. The Beavers return to action on Friday when they host UMaine Presque Isle at 3pm. 4/12/05The UMF softball team suffered two conference losses to Thomas College yesterday in Waterville, 2-7 and 1-2. In game one, the Beavers fell behind early when Thomas scored a run in the second, three in the third and two in the fourth. UMF's runs came in the fifth on two Thomas errors. Brandi Rideout reached on a single and scored when Kelly McDonough reached on an error. McDonough scored on a Renee Trafton single. Lauren Stacey was credited with the loss giving up six runs on 4 hits. Game two featured a pitching duel with a total of eight hits and 15 stike outs between the two teams. UMF scored first in the sixth when Megan Goodrow walked and scored on an error on Renee Trafton's single. Thomas answered in the bottom of the inning and scored the game winner with two outs in the bottom of the seventh. UMF stands at 2-2 in the NAC and is 5-4 overall. The Beavers return to action on Wednesday when they host conference foe Maine Maritime Academy at 3:30pm. 4/11/05
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UMF 4 Mount Ida 1
Box Score 4/8/05Information for Softball Game at Lesley on Saturday Due to availability of fields, the UMF softball game at Lesley University will be played at Tufts University's Cousens Complex. The game is slated to begin after Tufts completes a doubleheader. UMF's game should start sometime around 4pm. For directions to the field CLICK HERE. 4/7/05Softball Splits With Bates, 2-10, 10-4The UMF softball opened the season splitting a doubleheader with Bates College yesterday in Lewiston. UMF got off to a slow start in game one when Bates took advantage of four errors in the second inning to score seven unearned runs. UMF's Lauren Stacey was credited with the loss. Brandi Rideout had a double for UMF and freshman Kelly McDonough had an RBI. In game two the Beavers turned things around and took advantage of five Bates errors and six walks to score 10 runs on 5 hits for their first win of the season. Rideout and McDonough each had RBI's for the Beavers. Stephanie Moriarty earned the win for UMF striking out six, allowing seven hits and four unearned runs. UMF will return to action on Saturday when they travel to Lesley University for the first conference doubleheader of the season. 4/1/05The UMF softball game versus Bowdoin on April 5th has been rescheduled for Friday April 8th and will be one game only. The Lyndon St. game that was scheduled for April 10th has been rescheduled for Saturday April 16th in Farmington. 3/30/05The UMF softball game at Mount Ida College that was scheduled for April 1st has been rescheduled for April 10 at Mount Ida. UMF was scheduled to host Lyndon St. on the 10th, that game is yet to be rescheduled. Also, UMF's game at Bates scheduled for April 3rd has been rescheduled for Wednesday April 6th at 3:30. 3/25/05Softball Versus Mount Ida Cancelled The UMF softball game that is scheduled to be played at Mount Ida College on April 1st has been cancelled due to field conditions. A make up date has not been determined. 2005 UMaine Farmington Softball Season OutlookThe 2005 UMF softball team is looking forward to the season opener on April 1st. There is optimism for a very competitive season with more depth and experience at every position. Twelve new players will be joining ten returners to round out what is expected to be one of the most competitive softball squads UMF has fielded.PITCHING Junior Lauren Stacey (West Baldwin, ME) and sophomore Stephanie Moriarty (Sandwich, MA) should be solid leaders for the pitching staff. Moriarty is coming off a 9-5 freshman year and Stacey has two health knees for the first time in three years. Freshman Meagen Carmen (Unity, ME) will see some action throughout the season to give the staff three very solid pitchers. INFIELD The infield will feature senior first baseman Cindy Ravinski (Norton, MA) is looking to have a strong year as one of UMF’s leading hitters and RBI specialists. Second base has several freshmen battling for a starting position: Megan Goodrow (Oakland, ME) looks to be the leading candidate with Kelly McDonough (Windham, ME) and Michelle Derouche (Skowhegan, ME) looking for playing time as well. Sara Martin (Strong, ME) should give UMF a solid shortstop with Megan Goodrow backing up when needed. Junior Mary Berry (Norridgewock, ME) will continue to play third after making the transition from first and will be a solid hitter as well. Freshmen Emily Davis (Cumberland, ME) can fill in when needed. Holly Tripp (Ellsworth, ME), the Beavers’ leading hitter as a freshman with at .675 slugging percentage, should provide solid leadership behind the plate with Jen Brouillette (Sandwich, MA) a solid back up when not playing in the outfield. Junior Ashley Symington (Dennis, MA) will add experience at the catching position. OUTFIELD Junior Kristi Cochin (Springvale, ME) should provide the outfield with solid leadership in center. She will be surrounded by a core of new players fighting for playing time. First year players Emily Davis, Renee Trafton (Corinth, ME), Brandi Rideout (Mattawamkeag, ME) and Megan McCrum (Bangor, ME) will be battling for starting positions in the outfield. This year the Beavers hope to win the one run games that will give them the chance to be a top team in the North Atlantic Conference and make a run at a conference title and NCAA appearance.
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