The Bowdoin College football team achieved remarkable recognition with four members being honored in the All-New England Small College Athletic Conference awards. This significant accomplishment showcases the talent and dedication of the team.

Unparalleled Football Achievements at Bowdoin College

Senior Linebacker Koy Price

Koy Price, a senior linebacker from Norwalk, Conn., stood out as one of the most dynamic players in the conference. He led the conference in sacks with an impressive 10, along with 16.0 tackles for loss and ranked third in forced fumbles with 3. Not only that, but he also scored two touchdowns this season and had a shared safety, totaling 14 points. His remarkable stats place him fourth all-time at Bowdoin with 18.5 sacks and he ends his career with an astounding 144 total tackles, 32.5 for loss, four interceptions, seven forced fumbles, and 28 pass breakups. His impact on the field was truly significant.

During a game against Hamilton, Aidan Reidy's rush combined with Koy Price's interception and touchdown demonstrated the team's defensive prowess. Price's ability to make big plays and contribute in multiple ways was a key factor in the team's success.

Senior Defensive Lineman Aidan Reidy

Aidan Reidy from Scituate, Mass., was fifth in the league in tackles for loss with 11.5 and sixth in sacks with 6.5. His career at Bowdoin will be remembered as he ended it in the top ten with 16.5 sacks. His contributions on the defensive line were crucial in helping the team's overall performance.

His consistent play and ability to make an impact in key situations made him a valuable asset to the team. His efforts on the field were a testament to his hard work and dedication.

Senior Linebacker Dan Fiore

Dan Fiore from Hazlet, N.J., was eighth in the league with 60 total tackles, three sacks, and five pass breakups. His career at Bowdoin ended with 176 total tackles, showing his durability and ability to make plays.

His presence on the field provided stability and leadership for the team. His contributions in various aspects of the game were essential in the team's development.

Senior Offensive Lineman Tal Brill

Tal Brill from Marietta, Ga., anchored the Bowdoin offensive line for the last several years. His leadership and skill helped lead a unit that averaged 20.4 points per game and over 100 yards rushing per game with 111.3 yards. His impact on the offensive side of the ball was significant.

His ability to protect the quarterback and open up running lanes was crucial in the team's offensive success. His contributions were integral to the team's overall performance on the field.

The Polar Bears finished their season with a 3-6 record, but the four members of this senior class won more games than any other Bowdoin football class in the last decade. Their achievements will be remembered as a testament to their hard work and dedication.