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November 11, 2012	Brown, Donahue receive ECAC, NESCAC football honors Following Saturday’s 47-33 triumph over Hamilton, Bates football was recognized with two out of three of the NESCAC’s Player of the Week award winners on Sunday. Gilbert Brown received NESCAC Defensive Player of the Week honors, while Charlie Donahue was named NESCAC Special Teams Player of the Week.
November 10, 2012	Winners to the end: Bates tops Hamilton 47-33 The Bates football team put a final, thrilling stamp on its historic 2012 season, defeating Hamilton 47-33 at Garcelon Field to finish 5-3, the Bobcats’ first winning season since going 6-2 in 1981.
November 10, 2012	Bound for NCAAs? Women’s XC 4th at New Englands The No. 25 nationally ranked Bates women’s cross country team may have punched its ticket for its first team appearance at the NCAA Division III Championships since 1997, thanks to the Bobcats’ fourth-place finish out of 51 teams at Saturday’s NCAA New England Regionals at Westfield State.
November 10, 2012	Men’s XC takes 3rd at New Englands; NCAA’s up next The No. 11 nationally ranked Bates men’s cross country team likely clinched its second straight trip to the NCAA Division III Championships, with the Bobcats’ third-place showing at the NCAA New England Regional Championships at Westfield State.
November 8, 2012	Game Notes: Hamilton (1-6) at Bates (4-3) Bates’ already historic 2012 season would become even sweeter this Saturday, Nov. 10 at 12pm, if the Bobcats can outscore the upset-minded Hamilton Continentals.
November 8, 2012	PDL experience helps Bobcats reach another level Bates soccer players may play at an elite Division III level during the season, but in the offseason, they have the opportunity to compete at an even higher talent level.
November 8, 2012	Cortland great Lindsay Abbott tabbed as Bates’ assistant Bates women’s lacrosse head coach Brett Allen is excited to announce the appointment of former four-time All-American Lindsay Abbott as the team’s new assistant coach.
November 8, 2012	Murphy ’13 repeats as All-NESCAC selection Bates senior John Murphy has been named to the NESCAC Men’s Soccer All-Conference Team for a second straight year, announced Thursday by the New England Small College Athletic Conference.
November 7, 2012	Merck named to All-NESCAC Field Hockey Team Bates junior forward Polly Merck was named Second Team All-NESCAC on Wednesday, as the New England Small College Athletic Conference released its all-conference teams in field hockey.
November 5, 2012	Slide show: Bates football captures CBB title Photographs of Bates’ hard-fought football win over Bowdoin, up close and personal
November 5, 2012	Bobcat of the Week of Nov. 5, 2012: Matt Gaither ’13 Bates senior Matt Gaither piled up nine tackles for the Bobcats, including eight solo, nearly doubling his previous career high…
November 5, 2012	Bobcat of the Week of Nov. 5, 2012: Isabelle Unger ’16 Bates first-year Isabelle Unger led the way for the No. 24 nationally ranked Bates women’s cross country team last Saturday,…
November 3, 2012	Football beats Bowdoin 14-6, claims CBB title outright Bates football claimed its first outright Colby-Bates-Bowdoin (CBB) championship since 2002, and rose to 4-3 for the first time since 1982, with a 14-6 victory over Bowdoin on Saturday at Whittier Field.
November 3, 2012	No. 11 men’s cross country takes 2nd at ECACs Four Bates runners earned All-ECAC honors for finishing among the top 14 out of 287 individuals, as the No. 11 nationally ranked Bobcats claimed second place among 43 teams on Saturday at the ECAC Division III Championships.
November 3, 2012	No. 24 women’s cross country takes 8th at ECACs First-year Isabelle Unger led the way for the No. 24 nationally ranked Bates women’s cross country team, as the team’s second string earned eighth place among 41 teams at the ECAC Division III Championships on Saturday at Mt. Greylock High school.
November 1, 2012	Game Notes: Bates (3-3) at Bowdoin (1-5) The annual meeting between Bates and Bowdoin, the 10th-oldest rivalry in college football, always means a great deal to both teams. But this Saturday’s game, set to kick off at 12:30 at Whittier Field in Brunswick, means a little bit more than usual to Bates.