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Just before the exam break, Bates played host to New Hampshire and finally ended their losing streak. After losing 10 in a row, dating back to last season, Wyllie posted a shutout to lead the team to victory. After a 2-week break for exams, Bates returned to the ice in mid-February and took on MIT. The lineup was reshuffled for the game with ...
Bates College's men's basketball team is led by head coach Jon Furbush, and in 2015 he led the team to the semi-finals of the NCAA Division III Basketball Championships. He is the youngest head coach in the history of the team and was named the 2014–15 Maine Coach of the Year by the Maine Men's Basketball Coaches and Writers Association.
Soft ice slowed the match but Cogan, in his final match, played probably his best game for the Bobcats. The speedy center scored all four of the Garnet goals en route to a 4–1 win and give Bates the state championship in not only hockey but track, baseball and football over the previous year. [6] Richard Gilbert served as team manager.
With the team's newfound superiority and Cogan back in the lineup, the Bobcats downed Colby a few days later to take second place in the intrastate standings. [10] The final game of the season came against New Hampshire in a rematch. The Bobcats headed down to Durham and showed out far better than they had in the first meeting. McCluskey became ...
The Wildcats fired several long shots on goal and the defense was unable to get control of the puck time and again. The offense for Bates was apparent, however, the opposing goaltender played a masterful game and only allowed a single goal to the Garnet. The following week, Bates was again on the road, this time facing the UMass Aggies. The ...
Under new head coach, "Razor" Watkins, the Bates hockey team convened in early December and put together an ambitious schedule that had them playing as many as 16 games. [1] Probably the biggest change for the club was the final decision to transition away from the rover position, as most colleges had already dispensed with the extra player in ...
Oct. 31—LEWISTON — Maria Femia played the hero for Bates College, which honored its host city before the game, then knocked off its biggest rival in a 2-1, double-overtime victory over Bowdoin ...
Both clubs appeared sluggish in the match and didn't generate many scoring opportunities, however, the Polar Bears were able to defeat Bates for the first time in almost 5 years. The second game saw the Bobcats play much better, however, their opponent was a far tougher match and the team fell to St. Dominique's. [2]