College roundup: UMF throwing duo earns NAC weekly awards
A pair of UMaine-Farmington men's track athletes earn conference awards following a successful meet over the weekend, and the Eagles dominate the Beavers in women's lacrosse.
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A pair of UMaine-Farmington men's track athletes earn conference awards following a successful meet over the weekend, and the Eagles dominate the Beavers in women's lacrosse.
A 17-goal run propels the Bobcats to a 20-goal win. Also, four Bates baseball and softball players earn recognition for big weeks.
The Black Bears beat the Eagles in their most-recent meeting five years ago. In other news, CMCC softball opened its spring with a doubleheader and a pair of former Lewiston Blue Devils now in Bangor win awards.
Edward Little grad Olivia Jalbert places 16th in the high jump at the national championship meet.
10 of 10 Lewiston's Charlotte Gastonguay, middle, gets ready to take a shot on goal during Friday's game against Edward Little in Auburn. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal AUBURN — The Lewiston girls lacrosse team was eager to get on the field after a couple of stints in quarantine. In their first game of the season, the Blue Devils’ offense made up for lost time in a 16-3 win over rival Edward Little at Walton Field on Friday. Senior Charlotte Gastonguay led the attack with eight goals, along with two assists, while senior Brie Dube scored four goals and had three assists. “We really worked ...