field hockey (2004, 2006, 2007), women's soccer (2003) and women's softball (2005). In 2010 the men's basketball team advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III National Tournament. In addition to the outdoor athletic fields and Dearborn Gymnasium, UMF has a Fitness and Recreation Center that houses a cardio fitness area with machines, a fully equipped and supervised weight room with free weights and weight machines, four multipurpose courts, a 1/8-mile walking/jogging track, and a 25-yard swimming pool for the use of UMF students and members of the area community. Notable alumni Sharon H. Abrams, executive director, Maine Children's Home for Little Wanderers Steve Clifford, professional basketball head coach Lance Harvell, state legislator Otis Wells Johnson, Wisconsin state legislator Bob Marley, comedian David Miramant, Maine state legislator Francis Edgar Stanley, inventor of the Stanley Steamer Freelan Oscar Stanley, inventor of the Stanley Steamer and builder of the Stanley Hotel John Frank Stevens, designer of the Panama Canal Charlotte Warren, Maine state legislator and former mayor of Hallowell, Maine Alexander Willette, Maine state legislator Chandler Woodcock, politician References External links Official website Educational institutions established in 1864 Farmington, Maine Universities and colleges in Franklin County, Maine University of Maine Farmington 1864 establishments in Maine University of Maine at Farmington Public liberal arts colleges in the United States