Despite their miserable season in 1925, Colby's ice hockey team continued to receive support from the student body.
The team began their workout as soon as they returned from the winter break and hoped that weather would not be a consideration this year.
Colby tried to fight through the sable-clad opposition but they were wholly unable to stop Bowdoin from claiming the state championship.
Colby seemed completely unprepared for the morning match and surrendered four goals in the first period, however, the Blue and Grey found their skating legs afterwards and gave the home team all they could handle in the final 30 minutes.
With neither team using alternates, the same twelve men had been skating up and down the ice for 95 minutes already and they looked ready to collapse.
[5] After another poor season that was hindered by the weather, there was a renewed call for the school to switch from ice hockey to basketball, leaving the future of the program in doubt once again.