Athletic Department Overview

Date Founded
1963
Enrollment
2,000
School President
Dr. Scott Knapp
Director of Athletics
Dave Gonyea

Mailing Address
Central Maine Community College
Department of Athletics
1250 Turner Street
Auburn, Maine 04210

Phone
(207) 755-5251

FAX
(207) 755-5492

National Affiliation
USCAA
Conference
Yankee Small College Conference
Colors
Maroon, White
Nickname
Mustangs

Thank you for visiting the Central Maine Community College Athletic Department. We are proud to offer a full range of athletic services to our athletes and the community at large.

Our mission is two-fold:

• We strive to recruit, retain and graduate the best student/athletes who fit into our system and place those athletes in the most successful position possible to learn and grow from our positive environment. We do so through our fall baseball, men's soccer, women's basketball and men's basketball programs. We are also supportive of new student-initiated sports opportunities.
• The second part of our mission, and equally important, is providing athletic training, education and opportunity to the greater community. We sponsor many events to facilitate this endeavor. Our summer sports camps are second to none in the state, our coaches clinics involving many sports are known throughout New England and our various tournaments – AAU, high school, and college – are recognized as the most organized and successful events in the tournament world!

As we continue to go and grow, we will keep our focus on recruiting, retaining and graduating student-athletes who can represent themselves and the college in the community and progress with their academic degree in the field of their choice. Secondly, we will always be here for the community of learners who want the benefit of instruction and athletic opportunity from one of the most respected athletic departments in New England.

Both the College and the Athletic Department are committed to providing an environment that promotes gender equity. Women and men are encouraged to consider enrolling in programs typically considered non-traditional for their gender. Efforts are made to provide a supportive environment for those students who do. The College’s goal is to heighten public awareness of the occupational opportunities existing for both males and females.