Back to Back Conference Champions!!
4/23/03
Women's Basketball Team Receives
NCAA Statistics Award
The UMF women's basketball team added to its accomplishments
this week when the NCAA released the winner of the 2002-2003 national
statistics championships. The awards recognize the top 50 teams and
individuals in 10 statistical categories. The UMF women's team is the
national statistical champion for Team Scoring Defense with an average
points allowed of 48.2. They are also ranked 2nd in Field Goal
Percentage Defense (30.4) and 5th in Scoring Margin (20.2). They were
also ranked in the top 30 in the country in Rebound Margin, Three Point
Field Goal Per Game and Won-Lost Percentage. Individually, UMF senior
Jocelyn Sawyer was ranked 39th in blocked shots per game.
4/8/03
Megan Woodcock Receives Academic
Honor
UMF Senior basketball player Megan Woodcock has been
selected as an NAIA scholar athlete for Women's basketball. Megan
received the same honor for Women's soccer earlier this year.
3/13/03
Jocelyn Sawyer Receives WBCA/Kodak
Honor
UMF senior Jocelyn Sawyer has been selected to the NAIA All
American Honorable Mention roster by the Women's Basketball Coaches
Association. Sawyer, who is also the Sunrise Conference Player of the
Year, has averaged 12.5 points per game and 7 rebounds per game leading UMF
to its most successful season in school history. Most recently she
scored 11 points in UMF's 66-71 loss in the NAIA national tournament.
Jocelyn is majoring in Secondary Education-Math and intends to become a high
school math teacher in the future.
3/12/03
Women's Basketball Loses By Five in
NAIA Tournament
The UMF women's basketball team's valiant effort at the NAIA
tournament was not enough to hold off #7 Holy Family College in a 66-71 loss
in the first round of the NAIA national tournament this afternoon. In
the first half UMF found themselves down 10-4 early, but by the end of the
half had closed to within 1 point behind Kate LaHaye's 11 first half
points. The Beavers opened the second half with a 9-1 run and pushed
the score to 52-43 with under 14 minutes remaining with Megan Woodcock
leading the way scoring all of her 14 points in the period. Holy
Family made a run in the middle of the half to open up a 65-56 lead with
just over 5 minutes to go. UMF closed to within three after Megan
Woodcock hit 2 free throws at the 2:12 mark, but Holy Family held on through
last second attempts by the Beavers. The loss marks UMF best showing
in the national tournament in 4 appearances. The Beavers close the
season with a school record 24-5 overall record.
Halftime Summary of Women's Basketball Game
After getting down 10-4 in the first 5 minutes of the game, the Beavers
stormed back behind the solid play of sophomore Kate LaHaye (11 points, 4
rebounds) and find themselves down by one point with a score of 36-35.
UMF tied the game at 31 with 3:21 remaining off of a Jocelyn Sawyer
make. With under 2 minutes to go the Beavers found themselves down by
5 when Kate LaHaye and Lydia Coverdale both hit to bring the margin to 1
point as time expired. For complete play-by-play action follow the
link below.
NAIA
Play-by-Play
3/6/03
Women's Basketball Send Off
There will be an informal send off for the women's
basketball team at the conclusion of their practice on Monday night at
8:00pm. Any fans interested in wishing the Beavers well at the NAIA
National Tournament are invited to stop by Dearborn Gym.
3/5/03
Beavers To Take On Holy Family (PA) in
National Tournament
NAIA
National Tournament Bracket
Improved Remote Access for Women's
Basketball Game(s) in Iowa
The UMF Department of Athletics has arranged for more remote
access to the women's basketball game(s) at the NAIA national tournament
next week. In addition to listening to the game on WUMF or on WUMF's
internet feed, fans will also be able to listen on the internet or on the
phone through UMF's new association with FREE TEAMLINE. FREE TEAMLINE
provides unlimited free access to anyone who wants to listen to the UMF game
live over the internet or over a phone line (speaker phone). For more
information about the new access follow the link below. If you are
planning to use the phone option call 1-800-846-4700 and enter Team
Code: 8632. Follow the directions from there.
FREE
TEAMLINE
3/4/03
Back to Back Conference
Championships for Women's Basketball
The UMF women's basketball team captured back to back
conference championships last night when they defeated the College of Saint
Joseph (VT) 65-44. Holding a 2 point advantage at the half, the
Beavers relied on solid defense and the leadership of senior Megan Woodcock
in the second half to open up the lead. Woodcock scored most of her
game high 23 points in the second half while UMF held St. Joseph to just 17
points in the period. Sophomore Kate LaHaye chipped in with 16 points
and a team high 7 rebounds. The win secures the Beavers a bid to
the NAIA national tournament which will be held in Souix City, Iowa from
March 12-18. For more information about the tournament follow the link
below. As soon as brackets are release we will post them.
NAIA
National Tournament Information
3/3/03
Women's Basketball Advances to
Championship Game
The UMF women took another step closer to back to back
conference championships last night when they defeated Husson College 61-32
in the semifinal game of the tournament. The Beavers put together a
strong defensive effort holding the Braves to just 34 points while gaining a
50-29 rebounding advantage. UMF came out early opening up a 25-5 lead
with just over 7 minutes remaining in the first half. The Beavers were
paced by Megan Woodcock and Kate LaHaye with 12 points each followed by
Conference Player of the Year Jocelyn Sawyer's double-double of 11 points
and 11 rebounds. UMF will take on the College of Saint Joseph (VT)
tonight at 5:30pm at the Civic Center to earn a chance of another appearance
in the NAIA National Tournament next week.
Basketball All Conference Awards Announced
In a banquet held Friday night the Sunrise Conference
announced the all conference teams for men's and women's basketball for the
2002-2003 season. UMF's Travis Magnusson was selected as the men's
Rookie of the Year as well as to the all conference second team with
teammate Bobby Deetjen. On the women's side, freshman Hannah Socoby
was selected to the second team, while Megan Woodcock and Jocelyn Sawyer
were selected to the first team. Sawyer was also selected as the
women's Player of the Year.
2/26/03
Women's Basketball Advances to
Sunrise Conference Final Four
The UMF women's basketball team took one more step closer to
a conference title tonight as they defeated #8 UMaine Fort Kent 85-34 in the
first round of the playoffs. Jocelyn Sawyer led all scorers with 14
points, 10 rebounds and 3 blocked shots. Hannah Socoby added 13 points
while Kate LaHaye chipped in 11 and Cheryl Kempton notched 10. Molly
Bean grabbed 10 boards for the Beavers. UMF moves on to the Sunrise
Conference Final Four on Sunday at 5pm at the Augusta Civic Center
versus the winner of the Husson/ Lyndon State game.
2/23/03
Women's Basketball Defeats UMaine
Fort Kent 69-35
It was the UMF seniors that led the way today as they played
their final regular season game in Dearborn Gym. Jocelyn Sawyer led
all scorers with 16 points and 9 rebounds, Sam Hunt added 12 points and
Megan Woodcock chipped in 8 points to lead the Beavers to their 21st victory
of the season. UMF will enter the conference playoffs as the number
one seed and host UMaine Fort Kent on Wednesday, the time of the game will
be announced tomorrow.
2/22/03
Women's Basketball Defeats UMPI
88-53
The UMF women's basketball team took one step closer to
securing a number one seed in the conference tournament today when they
defeated UMaine Presque Isle 88-53. The Beavers jumped out to a 44-18
half time lead behind the play of seniors Megan Woodcock and Jocelyn
Sawyer. Woodcock finished with 14 points and four steals while Sawyer
added 10 points . Freshman Lydia Coverdale and sophomore Molly Bean
chipped in 11 points and grabbed 7 rebounds each. UMF improves to 20-4
on the season and 14-1 in the Sunrise Conference. Next up UMF will
take on UMaine Fort Kent tomorrow at noon.
2/19/03
Women's Basketball Defeats Maine Maritime
63-34
UMF used solid defense and balanced scoring to defeat future
conference opponent Maine Maritime Academy 63-34 Wednesday in Castine.
The Beaver defense allowed only one Mariner to score in double figures and
forced 26 turnovers. Jocelyn Sawyer led UMF with 13 points, 3 blocks,
5 rebounds and 5 steals. Cheryl Kempton and Megan Woodcock chipped in
8 points each. UMF will close out the season at home this weekend when they
host UMaine Presque Isle on Saturday at 1pm and UMaine Fort Kent on Sunday
at 1 2pm. UMF improves to 19-4 on the season.
2/17/03
Lydia Coverdale Receives Three
Honors
UMF women's basketball player Lydia Coverdale was selected
as the Maine Women's Basketball Coaches Association Rookie of the Week to go
along with Rookie and Player of the Week honors from the Sunrise
Conference. Last week Coverdale, a freshman from Malden, MA played a
critical role in the Beavers 67-65 upset of Bowdoin College (ranked #6 by
www.d3hoops.com at the time). She scored 18 points on 5-of-8 shooting to go with nine rebounds, four assists, four steals and a pair of blocked shots. She was 6 of 6 at the line and also nailed a pair of treys. In Saturday’s victory at Fisher, Coverdale had seven points, six rebounds, six assists and three rejections in limited playing time.
2/16/03
Women's Basketball Defeats Fisher
UMF sophomore Molly Bean led UMF its 13th conference win
Saturday with 14 points and 8 rebounds. UMF improves to 18-4 on the
season and will travel to Maine Maritime Academy on Wednesday for a
non-conference match up. The Beavers will be at home this weekend when
they play there final regular season games against UMaine Presque Isle and
UMaine Fort Kent on Saturday and Sunday respectively.
2/11/02
Women's Basketball Stuns Bowdoin
67-65
UMF's Lydia Coverdale broke out with 18 points, 9 rebounds,
4 assists and 4 steals to lead UMF past nationally ranked Bowdoin
College. UMF held a four point lead going into the half and held on
for the two point advantage at the buzzer. Desirae Haines chipped in
13 points and Megan Woodcock added 10, while Kate LaHaye grabbed 5
boards. UMF improves to 17-4 on the season. Bowdoin drops to
19-2 overall.
2/10/03
Women's Basketball Defeats Thomas
61-48
The UMF women's basketball team overcame a sluggish first
half to secure its 12th conference win of the season Saturday afternoon at
Thomas College. Sophomore Kate LaHaye exploded for 22 points and 11
rebounds to lead the Beavers. Sophomore Desirae Haines added 8 points
and 6 rebounds while freshman Hannah Socoby chipped in 7 and had 3
steals. UMF improves to 16-4 overall and will host nationally ranked
Bowdoin College (#6) on Tuesday night at 5:30pm.
2/4/03
Women's Basketball Loses
to Colby at Buzzer
The UMF women's basketball team suffered a
tough loss tonight as they were defeated by visiting Colby College
57-56. The Beavers played one of their best defensive games to date in
holding NESCAC power Colby to just 57 points. Offensively UMF was led
by Jocelyn Sawyer who had 13 points, 6 rebounds and 2 blocked shots.
Megan Woodcock chipped in 8 points and a team high 10 rebounds. Kate LaHaye
and Hannah Socoby added 9 points each in the effort. UMF will return
to action on Saturday when they travel to Waterville for a conference match
up with Thomas College.
2/3/03
Magnusson, Socoby Named Rookies of the Week
Again
UMF men's basketball player Travis Magnusson and women's
basketball player Hannah Socoby were selected as the Webber Energy Sunrise
Conference Rookies of the Week. Magnusson averaged 18.7 points and 7 assists
last week as the Beavers went 2-1. Socoby averaged 11 points, 4
assists and 3.3 steals in a 2-1 week for the Beavers. This is
Magnusson's 4th conference Rookie of the Week nod this season and Socoby's
3rd.
2/2/03
Women's Basketball Defeats Lyndon
State 70-48
The UMF women's basketball team earned their second win in
as many days today as they defeated Lyndon State College 70-48. UMF
opened up a comfortable lead in the last 7 minutes after holding a 10 point
margin for most of the game. The Beavers were led by freshman Hannah
Socoby with 17 points and six rebounds. Senior Jocelyn Sawyer added 15
points and 4 blocked shots. UMF improves to 14-3 overall and 11-1 in
the conference. Next up UMF will host NESCAC power Colby College on
Tuesday night at 7pm.
2/1/03
Women's Basketball Defeats St.
Joe's (VT) 71-56
The UMF women's basketball team improved its conference
record to 10-1 tonight as they defeated visiting College of Saint Joseph's
71-56. The Beavers were led by seniors Megan Woodcock with 20 points
and Jocelyn Sawyer with 16 points. Sophomore Kate LaHaye grabbed 12
rebounds in the winning effort. UMF returns to action tomorrow
afternoon when they host Lyndon State College at 12pm.
1/29/03
Women's Basketball Loses to Bates
The UMF women's basketball team suffered a defeat at the
hands of the Bates Bobcats last night 58-84. Bates extended their 9
point halftime lead to give the Beavers their 3rd loss of the season.
UMF was led by senior Jocelyn Sawyer's 18 points and 8 rebounds.
Freshman Hannah Socoby chipped in 11 points while making 5 steals. UMF
slips to 13-3 overall and remains 9-1 in the conference. UMF returns
to conference action on this weekend when they host the College of St.
Joseph's (VT) on Saturday at 5pm and Lyndon State on Sunday at
12pm.
1/26/03
Women's Basketball Defeats Fisher
The UMF women's basketball team earned its 13 win today as
they defeated visiting Fisher College 75-15. UMF was led by freshman
Megan Cyr with 11 points and sophomore Kate LaHaye with 10 points.
Freshman Vanessa Ochs chipped in 6 points and 7 rebounds and sophomore
Desirae Haines and seniors Sam Hunt and Jocelyn Sawyer chipped in 8 points
each. The Beavers improve to 13-2 overall and 9-1 in the
conference. UMF will travel to Bates on Tuesday for a 5:30pm non
conference game.
1/22/03
Sawyer Scores 1000th Point, Beavers
Defeat Husson, 71-60
UMF Senior Jocelyn Sawyer from Porter, ME (Sacopee Valley
High School) scored 10 points including her 1000th point to help the Beavers
defeat Husson College 71-60 in Sunrise Conference play last night.
Sawyer is the 11th women's player in school history to score 1000
points. Freshman Hannah Socoby scored 17 points, hauled down 7
rebounds and dished out 4 assists to lead UMF. Sawyer added 10
rebounds to go with her 10 points. Senior Megan Woodcock added 10
points off the bench for the 12-2 (8-1) Beavers. UMF will return to
action on Sunday when they host Fisher College at 12pm.
1/20/03
Women's Basketball Makes it Two
Wins with Defeat of Presque Isle
Senior Jocelyn Sawyer exploded for 27 points as the Beavers
ran past UMaine Presque Isle 71-40. UMPI was previously
undefeated in conference play. UMF improves to 10-2 overall and 6-1 in
the Sunrise Conference. Next up UMF will travel to Husson College on
Tuesday for another important conference match up.
Women's Basketball Defeats Fort
Kent
The UMF women's basketball team rebounded from a conference
loss at Machias on Wednesday defeating UMaine Fort Kent 72-42 on Saturday
night. The Beavers were led by senior Jocelyn Sawyer's 15 points,
followed by sophomores Kate LaHaye and Desirae Haines who chipped in 11 and
10 points respectively.
1/17/03
Women's Basketball Loses to UMaine Machias,
51-58
The UMF women's basketball team struggled defensively as
they dropped their first Sunrise Conference game to UMaine Machias Wednesday
afternoon. The Beavers were led by senior Jocelyn Sawyer's 13 points
followed by senior Megan Woodcock's 11 and sophomore Cheryl Kempton's
9. UMF is now 5-1 in the conference. This weekend the Beavers
will travel to UMaine Fort Kent on Saturday and UMaine Presque Isle on
Sunday for two important conference games.
1/8/02
Women's Basketball Makes it 9
Straight Wins
The University of Maine at Farmington improved its record to 9-1 with a win on the road at New England College. The Pilgrams jumped out to an early lead and led by as many as 13 points in the first half. The Beavers went on a 19-5 run to end the first half to head in to the locker room with a 40-39 advantage. UMF held on in the second half thanks to some timely defense and cluth free throw shooting down the stretch. The Beavers return to action when they travel to take on Sunrise Conference rival
UManie-Machias on Wednesday, January 15th at 2:00 p.m.
12/17/02
Sawyer Named Player of the Week
UMF senior Jocelyn Sawyer was selected as the Maine Women's
Basketball Coaches Association Player of the Week for averaging 14.3 points,
8.5 rebounds and 2 blocks per game as the Beavers went 4-0 last week.
12/16/02
Magnusson, Socoby Receive Rookie of the Week
Honors
Hannah Socoby was recognized as the Webber Energy Sunrise
Conference Rookie of the Week today for her performances last week in which
she averaged 9 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists in a 4-0 week for the
Beavers. She also hit the game winning shot at the buzzer against UNE.
Travis Magnusson was also recognized today as conference Rookie of the Week
for averaging 18.5 points and 7.5 assists in a 3-1 week. This marks
back to back honors for Socoby and Magnusson. Last week Socoby was the
Maine Women's Basketball Coaches Association Rookie of the Week.
Magnusson garnered honors from both the conference and coaches association
last week.
Women's Basketball Gets Two
Conference Wins
The UMF women's basketball team improved to 5-0 on the
Sunrise Conference this weekend as they defeated Lyndon State 74-39 on
Saturday and College of Saint Joseph's 64-49 on Sunday. The Beavers
stand alone at the top of the conference standings as they enter the
Christmas break. UMF will encounter a five game road stand when they return
from the break, the first of which will be at New England College on January
7th at 6pm. The Beavers will play their first home game of the second
semester on January 26th versus Fisher College.
12/11/02
Women's Basketball Defeats Husson
68-51, Undefeated in Conference Play
UMF senior captain Megan Woodcock led all scorers tonight
with 17 points as the Beavers earned their sixth consecutive win of the
season. Senior Jocelyn Sawyer contributed 16 points and freshman
Hannah Socoby added 9. The Beavers improve to 6-1 overall and 3-0 in
the Sunrise Conference. UMF will travel to Vermont this weekend when
they will take on Lyndon State College on Saturday and St. Joseph's College
on Sunday.
Men's and Women's Basketball Games Internet
Broadcast
The UMF men's and women's basketball games versus Husson
College tonight will be broadcast over the internet by Bangor radio station
WZON - The Sports Zone (AM 620). To access the broadcast CLICK
HERE, then click on the "On Air Streaming" link.
You will be prompted to load a media player and should do so to listen to
the broadcast. Tonight's women's game will begin at 5:30pm with the
men's game following at 7:30pm. Please note that this broadcast is not
produced by the University of Maine at Farmington. Any difficulties
with the broadcast should be directed to WZON.
12/10/02
Buzzer Beater Lifts Women's
Basketball Past UNE
The University of Maine at Farmington defeated the University of New England 58-56 for a come from behind victory in non-conference action on Monday. UMF was down by as many as 21 points in the first half,
and went into half-time down 38-24. The Beavers went on a 19-4 run to start the second half, to
eventually take the lead. UNE tied the game with 16 seconds remaining, then first year player Hannah Socoby scored on a broken play from 8 feet as time expired. Megan
Woodcock lead UMF in scoring with 14 points, Jocelyn Sawyer added 13, and Hannah Socoby and
Cheryl Kempton added 10 each. The Beavers improve to 5-1 overall and
will next take on Husson College tomorrow night here in Farmington at
5:30pm.
12/9/02
Hannah Socoby Gets Two Rookie of
the Week Nods
UMF women's basketball player Hannah Socoby was selected as
the Sunrise Conference and Maine Women's Basketball Coaches Association Rookie of the Week today. In last week's games
she averaged 17 points and 3.5 steals per game as the Beavers went
2-0. The UMF team stands at the top of the conference standings tied
with UMaine Presque Isle who also has a 2-0 record.
12/4/02
Women's Basketball Defeats Thomas
73-51
The UMF women's basketball team secured its second
conference win in as many tries tonight as they defeated Thomas
College. The Beavers were led by senior Megan Woodcock's 19 points
including 5 three's. As a team UMF made 13 three pointers. Other
scoring leaders were senior Jocelyn Sawyer with 16, freshman Hannah Socoby
with 3 three's and 11 points and sophomore Cheryl Kempton with 3 three's and
9 points. The Beavers improve to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in the
conference. Next up UMF will be on the road at the University of New
England on Monday the 9th.
12/2/02
Women's Basketball Cruises Past
Machias
The UMF women's basketball team used a very balanced attack
tonight as they defeated conference foe UMaine Machias 83-39. Freshman
guard Hannah Socoby led all scorers with 26 points followed by classmate
Meagan Cyr who netted 4 three pointers for 12 points. The Beavers
improve to 3-1 on the season and 1-0 in the Sunrise Conference. They
will next take on Thomas College on Wednesday night here at UMF at
5:30pm.
Women's Basketball Defeats St.
Joseph's College 62-50
The UMF women's basketball won it's second game in a row on
Tuesday night as they defeated long time rival St. Joseph's College
62-50. In a game that every UMF player saw time on the court, the
Beavers were led by senior forward Jocelyn Sawyer's 15 points and 7
rebounds. Sophomore Cheryl Kempton went 3-4 from three point range on
her way to 10 points and 4 rebounds in the effort. Other scorers for
UMF were sophomore Kate LaHaye with 8 points and 5 boards, and freshmen
guards Hannah Socoby and Lydia Coverdale with 7 and 6 points
respectively. Together the also combined for 7 steals. The
Beavers improve to 2-1 overall and will open conference play tonight when
the host UMaine Machias at 5:30pm.
11/23/02
Women's Basketball Goes 1-1 at USM
Tournament
The UMF women's basketball team lost a close one to Ithica
College on Friday night, but followed it up with a solid defeat of Husson
College today. On Friday, UMF was led by freshman Hannah Socoby's 17
points in the 57-65 loss. Other scoring leaders for the Beavers were
sophomore Kate LaHaye with 11 and senior Jocelyn Sawyer with 10. In
today's game, every Beaver player found the net, led by Sawyer with
14. Sophomore Cheryl Kempton netted 11 points while freshman Meagan
Cyr recorded 10. UMF's record stands at 1-1 as they head into a match
up with former conference rival St. Joseph's College Tuesday night in
Standish at 5:30pm. The Beavers defeated St. Joe's last year in the
conference championship game.
2002-2003 Season Preview
The 2002-2003 UMaine-Farmington Women's Basketball team will combine a group of veterans and a large number of first-year players in its quest for a return trip to the NAIA National Tournament. A formidable schedule awaits UMF and fourth-year coach, Jamie Beaudoin (UMF, '97). The outlook is positive, however, as the Beavers return eight athletes from last year's team that finished the season with an 18-9 record. Add a strong group of first year players, and this squad will demonstrate improved depth and precision shooting from the perimeter.
The challenge for this team will be to fill the void left by point guard Rachel Bard. Bard's command of the court and defensive pressure were dominant in the Maine Athletic Conference and provided a stellar example to UMF's young guards who will take over the responsibilities this season.
Senior leadership will come from All Conference players Jocelyn Sawyer (Porter, ME) and Megan Woodcock (Farmington, ME) along with power forward Sam Hunt (Fairfield, ME). Sawyer averaged team high 14.1 points and 8.1 rebounds per game last year while Woodcock averaged 12.4 points per game. Sawyer's range and ability to get to the free throw line make her a dangerous offensive threat for the Beavers. At six feet, Hunt gives the Beavers another inside presence. A strong rebounder with a soft touch around the hoop, Hunt should combine with Sawyer to provide the team with a very respectable inside combo during the upcoming campaign.
Joining Hunt and Sawyer up front will be sophomore standout Kate LaHaye (Belfast, ME). In her freshman season LaHaye averaged 8.8 points and 7.6 rebounds per game and also had one of the teams best field goal percentages with 49%. Other returning sophomores Sophia Stanley (Buxton, ME), Cheryl Kempton (Cumberland, ME), Molly Bean (Otisfield, ME) and Desirae Haines (Lincoln, ME) will be looked to for significant contributions both offensively and defensively. Kempton's free throw percentage of 79% and 7.3 points per game will give an added boost to the Beaver repertoire.
A big question for the Beavers will be the development of several first-year players. UMF will look to guards Lydia Coverdale (Malden, MA), Hannah Socoby (Houlton, ME), Meagan Cyr (Howland, ME), Mary Berry (Norridgwock, ME) and sophomore transfer Brandi Rideout (Mattawamkeag, ME) to make an early contribution in their careers. On the perimeter, Vanessa Ochs (Danbury, CT) will see court time as well.
The Beavers open the season at the University of Southern Maine tournament, with potential games against NCAA national championship contenders Southern Maine and Ithaca. UMF will play a tough non-conference schedule against some of the top teams on New England such as also Colby, Bates, Bowdoin, St. Joseph's, and the University of New England. UMF will also face traditional conference rivals Thomas College, UMaine-Machias, and UMaine-Presque Isle who return a wealth of talent.
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