CMCC men's and women's soccer fall short in their quest for a national championship game appearance in Pennsylvania 

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CMCC women's basketball stays unbeaten in conference play with comeback win over SMCC-

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Four starters score in double figures as SMCC men's basketball takes down CMCC (Box Score)-

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Central Maine Community College women's basketball finishes off a 25-1 regular season with home non-conference win over Berkeley College (Box Score)-

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CMCC baseball gives up late lead and falls to Penn St Du Bois in Pennsylvania. Mustangs will finish their six game spring trip in PA with doubleheaders on both Friday and Saturday-

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CMCC softball finishes spring trip in Pennsylvania by dropping pair of games to Penn State Beaver on Saturday-

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CMCC men's soccer wins YSCC Championship, will await time and opponent for USCAA National Tournament in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-

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#2 seed Central Maine Community College challenged, but Lavigne helps the Mustangs get past #7 Cincinnati-Clermont in a first round game of the USCAA Division II Women's Basketball Tournament

Ella Lavigne had 34 points, and the Central Maine Community College Mustangs rallied from a six point fourth quarter deficit on Wednesday evening by scoring the final nine points of the game in knocking off the University of Cincinnati-Clermont (Ohio) 67-62 in a first round game of the USCAA Division II Women's Basketball Tournament at Villa Maria College in Buffalo, New York.

CMCC got off to a rough start, as Cincinnati-Clermont tallied the first eight points. The Mustangs didn't score until there was 3:46 left in the first quarter, and trailed 15-11 after the opening 10 minutes. They would take their first lead at 17-15 with a 6-0 run to start the second on two free throws by Lavigne, and would build that advantage to eight in taking a 32-26 lead to the halftime break. The Cougars fought back in front in the third quarter on a jumper by Tamira Scott, and would outscore the Mustangs 20-13 in the period to take a 46-45 lead into the fourth. With the score tied 50-50, Cincinnati-Clermont used an 8-2 spurt to move ahead 58-52 capped off by a three-pointer by Olivia Crawford with 5:31 left to play. Two layups by Lavigne and a jumper by Chantel Ouellette (Edward Little) tied it right back up for CMCC, but the Cougars answered that with four straight on layups by Tyra Murphy and Crawford but then wouldn't score again over the final 2:48. With the Mustangs trailing 62-61, Lavigne put them ahead for good with another layup off a feed from Ouellette with 18 seconds remaining. Lavigne then stole the inbounds pass and made a layup while getting fouled. She missed the free throw giving Cincinnati-Clermont one more chance down by three. Crawford missed a tying three-pointer in the final seconds, and Riley Hebler (Sanford) iced it on the other end with two free throws to send her team to the semifinals on Friday.

Lavigne shot 14-29 from the field and added five rebounds and two steals to her game-high point total in the win for CMCC. Autumn Peterson (Narraguagus) contributed eight points off the Mustangs bench. Rosa Prieto chipped in six points, while Ouellette finished with five points, eight rebounds, and five assists. Murphy led Cincinnati-Clermont in the loss with 18 points, 12 rebounds, seven steals, six assists, and a blocked shot. Crawford ended up with 15 points, while Scott had 12 points, six rebounds, five assists, and three steals. The Cougars (13-12) will play in a consolation game on Thursday against either Christendom College or Penn St. Shenango. The Mustangs (29-1) play #3 Miami Hamilton (18-10) also out of Ohio on Friday at 3:15 in the semis. CMCC is the only team from Maine to ever win a USCAA Division II Women's Basketball National Championship, as they have three of them with the last one coming in the 2021-2022 season.

CMCC women's basketball falls short in second round game to Miami Hamilton in the USCAA Division II Tournament 

The Miami Hamilton (Ohio) Harriers led from start to finish, and used a 10-0 third quarter run to pull away for a 70-57 win over the Central Maine Community College Mustangs in a second round game of the USCAA Division II Women's Basketball Tournament played at Villa Maria College in Buffalo, New York on Friday afternoon. Miami Hamilton advances to the national championship game on Saturday evening.

#2 seed CMCC started 2-11 from the floor in the first quarter, as Miami Hamilton built an 11 point lead. After falling down by 14 in the second, the Mustangs came to life using a 15-7 run to close out the first half to cut it to a 36-30 deficit at the break. With the Harriers up 38-32 in the third quarter, they would stretch their advantage to 16 with a 10-0 spurt over the course of 5:19. CMCC would never get closer than 10 the rest of the way.

Ella Lavigne led Central Maine Community College in the loss with 23 points (4-9 three-pointers), also adding six rebounds and two steals. Jenny Chaput (Edward Little) contributed 10 points and four rebounds. The Yankee Small College Conference Champion Mustangs end a great run with a record of 29-2. Miami Hamilton had four players score in double figures in the victory. A'Vyonna Kinsey had a team-high 23 points while chipping in nine rebounds, seven steals, and two assists. Beri Ngwa put in 20 points with five rebounds and five assists, Kirsten Cross had 12 points and nine rebounds, and Juliana Kemper recored 10 points, six rebounds, and six blocked shots. The #3 Herriers (19-10) will now face top overall seed Christendom College (25-2) in the national title game on Saturday at 5 p.m. Christendom is the defending champion.

CMCC sets record for wins, as they finished up play at the ACHA Men's Hockey Tournament on Thursday 

Central Maine Community College finished up pool play with a strong effort on Thursday afternoon, beating the Colorado School of Mines 5-2 at the ACHA Division III Men's Hockey Tournament at Plager Arena in Maryland Heights, Missouri. The Mustangs have their season end in pool play, finishing behind Pool D winner Oakland University (Michigan), who will move into the national semifinals on Friday. 

Colby Pawson (Messalonskee High) had two goals, Zach Jones (Kennebunk) had a goal and an assist, and Diego Alonso also contributed a pair of assists for CMCC. Sebastian Couturier (South Portland) picked up the win in net. The #12 seed Mustangs went 2-1 in pool play. Their two wins in a national tournament is a program best, as they've never won a game previous to this season. The final record of 24-8 is also a school record for wins.