Welcome to the Portland Zoo, where the only animals are jubilant Liverpool supporters, dejected Chelsea fans, and delusional Arsenal enthusiasts. Located at 41 Fox Street, the Portland Zoo opened in 2018 as […]
Beer! Music! Soccer?
Seawolves’ Resilience Shines Through Tough Season
The SMCC Men’s Basketball season officially came to an end following a loss to Vermont State University Randolph in the Yankee Small College Conference Tournament Quarterfinals on February 2nd. Despite a winless […]
SMCC SUPERFANS PROVE IT’S BIGGER THAN BASKETBALL
Longtime South Portland Residents Justin Browne and Sumner Ellis have become known as the greatest fans to ever set foot on the SMCC Campus. In fact, their endless support and enthusiasm before, […]
Maine Celtics – Do or Die?
Pre and Post-Game Review of the Maine Celtics vs. the Capital City Go-Go Coming off a G-League finals appearance last season, the Maine Celtics have massive expectations heading into the 24-25 season. […]
Kicking It Up A Notch
As the 2024 soccer season wraps up, second-year coach Noah Riskind is optimistic that his squad, the SMCC Seawolves, will end with a great season and finally get over their recent slump […]
The World’s Game Comes to Maine.
“It’s just too good of an opportunity, too good of a place, at too good of a time. There was never an option for it to not happen.”
Dynamic Duo
The Philadelphia Eagles are continuing to play at a very high level, winning 11 games with only one loss. They are currently ranked first in the East Division for the first time […]
Senior Night
It is officially the last home game for Penn State University. All of the seniors gathered together to celebrate their last game at Beaver Stadium. Penn State Played against Michigan State University […]
FIFA World Cup 2022
The 2022 FIFA World Cup kicked off on Sunday, November 20, 2022 in Qatar. This world soccer (football) event happens only once every four years, where countries bring together the best of the best players from their nations in hopes of winning the coveted World Cup.
(Opinion) The World Cup is Built on Bribes and Slavery
Ironically and unsurprisingly, the games played to bring the world together are played in a country full of human rights abuses.
The SMCC Beacon 