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Fort Kent's former NASCAR driver Austin Theriault returning to racing
BANGOR, Maine (WABI) - Fort Kent native and former NASCAR driver Austin Theriault is returning to racing during the Pro All Star Series 400 at Oxford Plains Speedway during the weekend of Oct. 19-20. He’s got a mission to raise money for those affected by last October’s Lewiston tragedy.
Sumner boys cross country returns after Class C State Championship
SULLIVAN, Maine (WABI) - The Sumner Tigers are coming off a state boys cross country championship in Class C. This year’s group is back with two of its top seven runners. The Class of 2024 set a great example for the returning Tigers. “Just knowing that we had that...
The Insider’s Guide to Club Sports at Bates
Many students come to Bates having played sports throughout high school and want to continue their athletic involvement. For some, this may look like competing on one of the college’s 32 varsity teams as either a recruited athlete or a walk-on, but there are also several opportunities to engage at the club level. Club sports offer students community, exploration, and a chance to get out into the greater Lewiston-Auburn area. During my first year at Bates, I found myself on the tennis courts, sailing at Taylor Pond, and night skiing at Lost Valley. Since most teams only practice a couple of times a week it’s super easy to be a part of multiple different ones. Whether it was playing King of the Court or mixed doubles at club tennis or showing up to the first sailing practice completely clueless as to how to rig a boat, these experiences helped me find my footing at Bates. Many clubs also put on team dinners and socials making it easier to feel a part of the palpable campus community.
Temple falls to Monmouth for first loss of season
Temple Men’s Soccer entered their match against Monmouth with serious momentum. The Owls were coming off a gutsy win against Villanova on Sunday for their first victory of the season. The Owls were looking to maintain that momentum against the Hawks Thursday night. However, the momentum was zapped 21...
Nzuzi’s Goal Powers Mustangs Past Terriers
Waterville, ME – The Central Maine men's soccer team picked up a 1-0 win in its first road game of the season, knocking off NCAA Division III opponent Thomas College in early season action. David Nzuzi scored what proved to be the game-winner early in the second half for the Mustangs.
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