Bowdoin Polar Bears

Schedule

All times Eastern
Overall: 29-3 - Conference: 9-1
11/17 at Skidmore • Final W, 76-42 BX
11/18 vs. St. Thomas • Final W, 80-68 BX RC
@ Saratoga Springs, NY - Williamson Center
11/21 vs. University of New England • Final W, 91-59 BX PH
11/25 at MIT • Final W, 80-60 BX
11/28 at Southern Maine • Final W, 94-53 BX
11/30 vs. Mass-Dartmouth • Final W, 91-53 BX
12/2 vs. Colby • Final W, 79-45 BX PH
12/6 vs. Maine-Farmington • Final W, 109-24 BX PH
12/9 at Bates • Final W, 75-30 BX PH
12/29 vs. Anna Maria • Final W, 101-36 BX
12/30 vs. Hartwick • Final W, 92-49 BX RC
1/5 vs. Bates * • Final W, 88-43 BX
1/6 vs. Tufts * • Final W, 66-53 BX RC PH
1/9 at New England College • Final W, 82-38 BX
1/12 at Trinity (Conn.) * • Final W, 76-46 BX
1/16 vs. Husson • Final W, 88-58 BX PH
1/20 at Colby * • Final W, 74-33 BX
1/21 vs. Maine-Presque Isle • Final W, 102-29 BX
1/26 at Hamilton * • Final W, 87-54 BX
1/27 at Amherst * • Final L, 49-45 BX
2/2 vs. Middlebury * • Final W, 70-52 BX
2/3 vs. Williams * • Final W, 73-47 BX
2/9 at Connecticut College * • Final W, 80-63 BX
2/10 at Wesleyan * • Final W, 88-51 BX PH
2/17 vs. Williams • Final W, 77-35 BX
2/24 vs. Tufts • Final L, 60-48 BX
@ Amherst, Mass. (LeFrak Gymnasium)
3/2 vs. Husson • Final W, 94-32 BX PH
3/3 vs. FDU-Florham Final W, 79-57 BX PH
3/9 at Scranton Final W, 66-54 BX RC PH PH
3/10 vs. Tufts Final W, 66-48 BX PH PH
@ Scranton
3/16 at Wartburg Final W, 90-62 BX PH PH
@ Mayo Civic Center; Rochester, Minnesota
3/17 at Amherst Final L, 65-45 BX RC PH
@ Mayo Civic Center; Rochester, Minnesota

(* Conference; • Region)

Past Records

2024-25 (0-0, 0-0 NESCAC)
2023-24 (28-3, 9-1 NESCAC)
2022-23 (15-10, 4-6 NESCAC)
2021-22 (16-9, 5-5 NESCAC)
2020-21 (0-0, 0-0 NESCAC)
2019-20 (27-2, 8-2 NESCAC)
2018-19 (31-2, 10-0 NESCAC)
2017-18 (29-3, 9-1 NESCAC)
2016-17 (21-5, 8-2 NESCAC)
2015-16 (22-7, 8-2 NESCAC)
2014-15 (25-5, 9-1 NESCAC)
2013-14 (21-6, 7-3 NESCAC)
2012-13 (14-11, 4-6 NESCAC)
2011-12 (21-8, 7-3 NESCAC)
2010-11 (24-6, 6-3 NESCAC)
2009-10 (22-7, 5-4 NESCAC)
2008-09 (24-5, 8-1 NESCAC)
2007-08 (19-9, 6-3 NESCAC)
2006-07 (30-2, 9-0 NESCAC)

Team Info

Coach: Adrienne Shibles
Conference: NESCAC

Bowdoin

Polar Bears

Enrollment (FT undergrads): 1797
Location: Brunswick, ME
Colors: White
Region: Northeast
Arena: Morrell Gymnasium (2000)
Official Website: Men | Women
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News Releases

March 18, 2025 D3hoops.com 2025 women's All-Region 1 team Bowdoin takes two of the three major awards with Sydney Jones netting Player of the Year and Meghan Phelps Coach of the Year. Johnson and Wales phenom Grace Jaffray is Rookie of the Year.
March 13, 2025 Hoopsville: Hoops Hopes The Sectionals are here. There will be some great hoops to watch this weekend. What challenges are ahead for teams to clinch their trips to Ft. Wayne and Salem? We talk about their hopes ahead on Thursday's Hoopsville, LIVE, at 7:00 PM ET - right here!
March 6, 2025 Women's Tournament preview After what seemed like an inevitable run to the 2024 national championship last season, No 1 New York University somehow seems even better this season. Is there anyone who can stop the Violets' march through March madness? That and more in our NCAA Tournament preview.
March 2, 2025 Sunday: Bants clip No. 1 Cards Trinity beat Wesleyan for the NESCAC title and handed a loss to the last unbeaten team in Division III men’s basketball. On the women’s side, Bowdoin will enter the Tournament unblemished and Gettysburg won its fourth straight title.
February 15, 2025 Saturday women: Flawless victory No. 3 Bowdoin completed a perfect regular season while No. 11 Trine executed its offense flawlessly at No. 15 Hope and No. 19 Randolph-Macon used a fourth-quarter shutout to win the ODAC regular season title. Elsewhere, UW-La Crosse made the WIAC race more interesting and Mary Schleusner dazzled again.
February 8, 2025 Saturday women: Fire away The Carthage Firebirds spoiled No. 2 Illinois Wesleyan’s bid for an undefeated regular season while No. 3 Scranton stayed perfect with a road win at No. 17 Catholic. Elsewhere, No. 4 Bowdoin comfortably secured the top spot in its conference tournament and No. 8 Gustavus Adolphus avenged its lone loss of the season.
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