When: March 27, 2010 Where: Kirk Hall Gymnasium, 1250 Turner St. Auburn, ME Cost: $20 per player (due on arrival)
The CMCC softball coaching staff would like to teach your athletes the fundamentals of
softball. This includes three hours of throwing, fielding, hitting, base running and a game to follow. It is open to all ages and players will be put in groups according to their age.
Each coach/player will give the athlete the one on one attention they need to succeed.
9 a.m. - 10 a.m. Throwing and Fielding
10 a.m. - 11 a.m. Hitting, Base Running
11 a.m. - 12 p.m. Game
1 p.m. - 3 p.m. Advanced Pitching - Ages 14 to 18
Coach Lovejoy will give each athlete the tools they need to be a successful pitcher. He will cover how to throw a drop, curve, slider and change. You are asked to supply your own catcher. If the catcher is not an adult they must wear catching gear. If you can not find a catcher please call in advance and a catcher will be supplied for you.
CMCC Trainers
Scott Lovejoy Head Coach
Kate Dargie, Assistant Coach
Candace Hall, 2009 Player of the year
Kim Lawrence, 2009 All Conference Player of the Year
For more information
Scott Lovejoy
795-1010
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.
SMCC 59, CMCC 47
Sunday, Feb. 21
YSCC Women's Championship
AUBURN - Rachel Del Camp scored a game-high 20 points and 14 rebounds to lead Southern Maine Community College over Central Maine Community College 59-47 to secure the Yankee Small College Conference championship on Sunday.
The Seawolves (15-8) closed the second half with a 20-8 run and led 30-18 at the break. Despite closing the gap to six points, the Mustangs (15-6) never recovered and were limited to 25 percent shooting from the floor.
Katie Martin registered a double-double with 16 points and 10 rebounds. Teira During drained 10 points and Tiffany Lougee scored six points and hauled down 11 rebounds.
Alisa Sweet tallied 16 points for the Seawolves and Amanda Chandler added 15.
Southern Maine CC, 59-47 YSCC Women's Final
SOUTHERN MAINE CC (15-8)
Webster 0-5-5; Rich 1-1-3; Sweet 6-4-16; Chandler 4-4-15; Poland 0-0-0; Del Camp 8-4-20; B. Creveling 0-0-0.
Totals 19-18-59. CENTRAL MAINE CC (15-6)
Hebert 1-1-3; Durgin 3-2-10; Henderson 0-0-0; K. Martin 5-6-16; Hayden 1-0-2; S. Martin 0-0-0; McAuliffe 1-0-2; Ellis 1-0-2; Fusco 0-0-0; Donald 2-0-4; Sabine 1-0-2; Lougee 3-0-6;
Totals 18-9-47. Halftime: SMCC, 30-18 3-point goals: SMCC: Chandler 3; CMCC: Durgin 2.
Sunday,
Feb. 21
YSCC Title
Games
at CMCC
# 1
CMCC
49
Final
# 2
SMCC
57
# 1
NHTI
72
Final
# 2
CMCC
75
Mustangs silence Blue Devils
Saturday, Feb. 20
AUBURN - Tyler Smithgall drained a game-high 31 points, hauled down eight rebounds and was 13-for-14 from the line as Central Maine Community College downed Hesser College 83-66 on Saturday to earn earn a spot in the Yankee Small College Conference championship game.
The Mustangs (18-6) led 45-29 at the break, built a 28-point lead in the second half and held a 45-37 rebounding advantage.
Point guard Matt Sceviour, who saw the floor for the first time since breaking a finger on Jan. 23, scored 15 points including three treys and dished five assists. Matt Lyons scored 11 points and pulled down eights boards while Cam Angell tallied 11 points and five
helpers.
Melvin Willis led the Blue Devils (12-15) with 17 points and
Ron Fleming added 12.
The Mustangs take on New Hampshire Technical Institute for the YSCC championship on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Satuday, Feb. 20
AUBURN - Katie Martin poured in 13 points and Danielle Hebert added 12 as Central Maine Community College advanced to the Yankee Small College Conference championship with a 72-45 victory over New Hampshire Technical Institute on Saturday.
The Mustangs (15-5) led wire-to-wire and dominated on both ends of the court, holding the Lynx (10-17) to three field goals in the first half and shot 36 percent from the floor to the Lynx's 19 percent. Kayla Ellis accounted for eight assists and five steals. Alex Donald registered eight points and Carrie Hayden and Sara Martin scored seven apiece.
Jess Hardiman led the Lynx with 11 points and Ashley Harris contributed nine.
The Mustangs will defend their YSCC title against Southern Maine Community College on Sunday at 12 p.m. The winner will earn a berth in the United States Collegiate Athletic Association national tournament.
Central Maine CC, 72-45
Women
NEW HAMPSHIRE TI (10-17)
Mahala 1-0-2, Faucher 1-2-4, Hurley 0-2-2, Towle 0-0-0, Pennock 2-3-4, Mahoney 2-1-5, Harris 1-7-9, Hardiman 4-2-11, Dickie 2-1-5, Johnson 0-0-0.
Totals 13-18-45. CENTRAL MAINE CC (15-5)
Hebert 4-4-12, Durgin 0-5-5, Henderson 1-1-3, K. Martin 3-7-13, Hayden 3-1-7, S. Martin 3-0-7, McAuliffe 3-0-6, Ellis 1-0-3, Fusco 0-0-0, Donald 3-0-8, Sabine 1-2-4, Lougee 2-0-4.
Totals 24-20-72. Halftime: CMCC, 34-13 3-point goals: NHTI (Hardiman); CMCC 4 (S. Martin, Ellis, Donald).
Saturday,
Feb. 20
Women's
Final Four
# 3
EMCC
57
Final
# 2
SMCC
64
# 4
NHTI
45
Final
# 1
CMCC
72
Men's
Final Four
# 6
Hesser
66
Final
# 2
CMCC
83
# 5
SMCC
85
Final
# 1
NHTI
89
Smithgall nets USCAA honors
Central Maine Community College forward
Tyler Smithgall was named United States Collegiate Athletic
Association Men's Division II Player of the Week for the week of
Dec. 14 - 20.
Smithgall led the Mustangs in a thrilling
109-105 victory over rival Southern Maine Community College with
25 points and an incredible 31 rebounds, shattering the school
record.
Mustangs reap YSCC accolades
Players, coaches and fans will look back at the 2009 fall
season with fond memories as the Mustangs put together
exceptional efforts in all four sports.
Baseball - CM followed up its YSCC championship with an
impressive 11-4 record behind Coach of the Year Jorin
"Charles" Bunyea. Alex Smith was voted Player of the
Year with teammate Justin Staires taking runner-up honors.
Outfielder Kyle Bussiere was voted to the All-Conference Team.
Softball - First-year skipper Scott Lovejoy was voted
Coach of the Year after leading the ladies to a 5-3 record. The
Mustangs fell just shy of advancing in the playoffs with a 6-5
loss to Southern Maine. Freshman standout Candace Hall was voted
Player of the Year and Kim Lawrence made the All-Conference
Team.
Soccer - The Mustangs ended the season at 6-3 and were
unbeaten on the road before dropping a playoff game to NHTI.
Shane Hurdle and Yussuf Shino earned All-Conference honors.
Golf - Freshman Mike Tedeschi won the individual
medalists at the YSCC league Championship held at Val Halla
Country club. Mike scored a 74 to defeat the entire field, which
include the national No. 1 ranked golfer from EMCC!
Cheering - CM started its first ever cheering squad
this fall under the tutelage of Melissa Lyons. Sixteen brave
souls practice each day for the opportunity to cheer at our
basketball games.
The Mustang men, women and JV
squads opened the new season with hotly contested games against CM
alumni on Thursday.
Brennen Morton tries to wrestle the ball away from CM Hall of
Famer Patrick Dempsey during the men's game. The Mustangs edged
the alum, 69-66.
Christy McAuliffe looks for an opening as Ashley Quimby defends.
The Lady Mustangs came out on top, 60-57.
Ilunga "Tuffy" Mutombo finds an open man in the JV game.
Girouard headed to Hall
September, 2009
Lynn
Girouard, a former basketball star at Central Maine Community College (CMCC) will soon be inducted into the New England
Basketball Hall of Fame.
Girouard, who graduated from CMCC in 2003, is among a group of nominees selected for their contributions
to the game of basketball at the high school, prep school and collegiate levels in New England. The inductees have
distinguished themselves in competition or in service to the game.
Nominations to the New England Basketball Hall of Fame come from an appointed nomination committee consisting
of coaches, administrators, and media from each of the six states as well as members of the public. An appointed
selection committee reviews the credentials of each nominee before voting for a class
of inductees. The induction ceremony will take place October 9th at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut.
Lynn was skeptical when informed she had been selected and it wasn’t until CMCC Coach David Gonyea called her
that she realized it was true. “I thought it was quite an honor,” she added.
While a student athlete at CMCC, Lynn earned degrees in general studies and in business administration with a
sports management concentration. A standout on the court, she was a two-time USCAA All-American, four-time
MSCC All-Star, and three-time Yankee Conference All-Star. Lynn is also a member of the
CMCC Athletics Hall of Fame and a former Miss-Maine Basketball.
Lynn resides in Lewiston and is the billing manager for Pediatric Associates of Lewiston.
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Lynn
Girouard, a former basketball star at Central Maine Community College (CMCC) will soon be inducted into the New England
Basketball Hall of Fame.