The Central Maine Athletic Department is pleased to announce its taking applications for the tenth annual Point Guard Basketball Camp. “Point Guard” basketball camp is scheduled for boys ages 12-17 one day only on Sunday, September 26th from 9am-2pm. The girl’s session is scheduled for Sunday, September 19th from 9am-2pm. Both sessions will take place at Central Maine Community College in Auburn, Maine.
This camp is designed to educate and improve the skills of the Point Guard. The camp will combine in class instruction with on court instruction presenting all aspects of the position. The players attending the camp will receive individual attention from one of the best point guards (USCAA All-American Patrick Dempsey) ever to play in the Central Maine area.
This camp was created to benefit any Point Guard looking to bring his/her game to the next level and learn the skills necessary to bring his/her game to the next level. The staff will challenge each individual to work hard and push himself/herself in this intense day long camp. Players can expect to leave the camp with not only improved skills but a better understanding of the point guard’s role on the court.
The following will be covered: shooting off the dribble, protective dribble moves, aggressive dribbling, screen and roll and how to use, point guard mentality, passing, footwork, fast break preparation and much more.
The cost is only $60 for a one day session. For more information or to register, email
dgonyea@cmcc.edu or call 207-755-5251.
All Decade Teams
CM athletic alum gathered at the Ramada Inn on
May 8 to recognize and celebrate the all-decade teams for
baseball, men's basketball, women's basketball.
Men's Basketball, 1990-2000
From left, Shawn Spadea, Dane Pomerleau, Danny Coleman, Jason
Cwiklinski, Jason Leclerc, Dean Boudreau, Danny Debruin and Craig
Dickson.
Men's Basketball, 2000-2010
From left, Pat Dempsey, Chris Brackett, David LaBonte, Dan Graham,
Kaleb Violette, Tyler Smithgall, Jon Gilson and Steve Cyr.
Women's Basketball, 2000 - 2010
From left, Lynn Girouard, Stacy Campbell, Ashley Swett, Nicole Hutchinson, Kerri
Harris, Jess Veilleux, Teira Durgin and Tiffany Seams.
Baseball, 1990 - 2000
From left, Sam Groomes, Derek Lamb, Mike Brennen, Danny Coleman,
Jason Cwiklinski, Rick Ruel and Jamie Lobb
Baseball, 2000 - 2010
From left, Ryan Beisaw, Nate Olson, Greg Hird, Rob Washington,
Ryan Palmer, Matt Ouellette and Jake Pelletier
Tuesday, May 11
#8-Clark State CC 17, #4-Central Maine CC 1
Monday, May 10
#5-Penn State Beaver 3, #4-Central Maine CC 0
YSCC Baseball Champions!
CM knocked off rival New Hampshire Technical Institute over the weekend by a 5-2 score to win the Yankee Conference Baseball Championship. The win propels the Mustangs into the USCAA National Tournament scheduled the week of May
9-14.
The Mustangs will play Monday, May 10 at 6:30pm at the ball park in Old Orchard Beach, Maine against an opponent to be determined this week. Tickets are available at the door. Let’s get out there and support
our team!
Softball
The ladies dropped a 8-0 decision to SMCC Saturday in the Yankee Championship. This concludes the ladies season!
Smithgall, Morton and Martin receive national
recognition
From left, CMCC men's basketball coach Dave Gonyea, Tyler
Smithgall, Brennen Morton and USCAA Executive Director Bill Casto
at the tournament awards banquet on Tuesday. Smithgall was named
All-American and Morton was named to the All-Academic team. Sara
Martin (not present) was named to the women's All-Academic squad.
Sharp Dressed Mustangs
The men's hoop team gets ready to head to the USCAA awards
banquet.
Yankee Conference Champions!
See the final seven seconds of the Mustangs victory over NHTI!
CMCC 75, NHTI 72
Sunday, Feb. 21
YSCC Men's Championship
AUBURN - Tyler Smithgall tallied 17 points, seven assists and five rebounds as Central Maine Community College secured the Yankee Small College Conference championship with a thrilling 75-72 victory over top-seeded New Hampshire Technical Institute in a game that featured 14 lead changes and nine ties on Sunday.
Clutch free throws down the stretch proved to be the difference as the Mustangs (19-6) earned their first YSCC title since 2004. Tied
72-72 with 40 seconds to go and each team in the double bonus, Eric Goodwin, Matt Sceviour and Cam Angell each hit a foul shot to secure the win. The Lynx (20-13) had an opportunity to tie the game in the final seconds, but Ahntwan Harris' offering from the left corner bounced off the front end of the rim.
The Lynx enjoyed a seven point advantage, their largest of the contest, with 10 minutes remaining. The Mustangs battled back to tie the game
60-60 on an Angell 3-pointer. Angell and Eric Goodwin ignited the crowd with back-to-back treys to put the Mustangs up 70-68 with 3:21 to play.
Sceviour finished with 15 points and seven boards. Angell scored 15 and Matt Lyons added 12 points and six rebounds. Freshman guard Nick Hinkley pulled down six rebounds and was relentless on the defensive end earning the
tournament's Outstanding Defensive Player award.
Harris drained a game-high 25 points for the Lynx, Besfort Syla registered 10 points
and Jared Green added eight.
With a 31-point, eight rebound performance in a semifinal win over Hesser College on Saturday, Smithgall was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player.
Central Maine CC, 75-72 YSCC Men's Final
CENTRAL MAINE CC (19-6)
Sceviour 5-1-15; Sexton 1-1-3; Costain 0-0-0; Goncalves 0-0-0; Truss 1-2-4; Drewry 0-0-0; Hinkley 1-0-2; Goodwin 2-1-7; Smithgall 6-5-17; Lyons 5-2-12; Angell 4-3-15; Santamaria 0-0-0.
Totals 25-15-75. NEW HAMPSHIRE TI (20-13)
Syla 3-4-10; LeBlond 0-0-0; Wheelock 0-1-1; Porter 1-2-4; Forsberg 3-3-9; Cloutier 2-0-5; Buco 0-0-0; Green 3-2-8; Harris 9-7-25; Murphy 2-0-4; Ferenc 2-0-6; Lawrence 0-0-0; Heindl 0-0-0.
Totals 25-19-75. Halftime: NHTI, 37-34 3-point goals: CMCC Sceviour 4, Angell 4, Goodwin 2; NHTI Ferenc 2,
Cloutier.
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