Bo McFarland Bo McFarland Title: Team Volunteer  One of the
greatest athletes in Bowdoin history, and a 2004 inductee into
the school's Athletic Hall of Honor, Edward "Bo" McFarland
joined the Polar Bear coaching staff in 2010. A 1969 graduate of
Bowdoin, he became the school's all-time leading scorer in
basketball and achieved such prowess on the baseball diamond
that he was drafted by a major-league club.  A native of
Scarborough, Maine, McFarland was the first Polar Bear to score
1,300 points, graduating with 1,356, and still holds the career
scoring average record, 21.9 points per game. A two-time
Division III All-East and All-New England performer, McFarland
still holds the all-time season-scoring average among Polar
Bears for his 1968-69 season, even without the help of the
three-point shot.  That season, under head basketball coach Ray
Bicknell, McFarland led Bowdoin to a school-record 16 wins
against just five losses. That magical 1968-69 season saw
McFarland average an unprecedented 25.1 points per g