11/20/09
Women's basketball to face USM in tourney final
The University of Maine at Farmington and University of Southern Maine women's basketball team advanced to Saturday's final of the Dunkin' Donuts Tip-Off Tournament with opening-round victories tonight at Dearborn Gymnasium.
The Huskes -- ranked 13th in the latest d3hoops.com poll -- dispatched Curry College 74-50, while the Beavers held off the University of Maine at Presque Isle 57-38. Curry and UMPI are scheduled to meet in the consolation game at 1 p.m. on Saturday followed by Farmington vs. USM at 3 p.m. Story
11/20/09
Men's basketball falls to Amherst
The 25th-ranked Amherst College men’s basketball team outscored the University of Maine at Farmington 46-21 in the second half to pull away from the Beavers for a 76-51 victory at the Ken Wright Memorial Invitational tonight.
Josh Tanguay (Gorham, ME) led the Beavers with 14 points and 12 boards. The Beavers (0-1) are scheduled to face Endicott College in the consolation game on Saturday at 1 p.m. Story
11/17/09
Pratt named Maine Field Hockey
Hall of Fame inductee
University of Maine at Farmington assistant athletics director and field hockey and softball coach Cyndi Pratt is tabbed to be inducted into the Maine Field Hockey Hall of Fame on Dec. 6 at the Augusta Civic Center.
Pratt is being inducted for her performance as a player at Mt. Blue High School and the University of New Hampshire. Story
11/14/09
Women's cross country at New Englands
The University of Maine at Farmington women's cross country team finished its season with a 23rd-place finish at the NCAA Division III New England Regional Championships at Twin Brook Recreational Area today.
MIT and Middlebury College tied at the top with 63 points each followed by Williams College (99), Amherst College (116) and Wesleyan (159). The Beavers totaled 734 points in the 47-team field. Story
11/14/09
Men's cross country at New Englands
The University of Maine at Farmington men's cross country team closed out its season with a 36th-place finish at the NCAA Division III New England Championships at Twin Brook Recreational Area today.
Williams College won the event with 53 points with Amherst College (104), Keene State College (132), Brandeis University (145) and Bowdoin College (153) rounding out the top five. Farmington collected 1071 points in the 48-team field. Story