Bobcats lead 13-6 at halftime but give up three touchdowns in second half.
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Column: UMaine field hockey debacle another reminder of unequal playing field for women
“To finish a game is 110 percent a right,” Maine’s Riley Field said
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Versatile Earnest Edwards keeps coming up big for UMaine
The senior wide receiver has more than 100 career receptions to go with a school-record four kickoff returns for TDs.
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College roundup: CMCC men fall to SMCC in double overtime
Former Lewiston players play key roles on both sides.
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Timeout: 9/11 still a painful day for those who knew Peter Goodrich
A friend of the five-time Bates College All-American in track and field remembers Goodrich as gentleman and kind person.
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UMaine looks to get back on track against Towson
The Black Bears host Towson on Saturday in a match-up of Top 10 teams in the national FCS polls.
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Cody Laweryson shines in professional baseball debut with the Minnesota Twins organization
Valley High grad and former Maine pitcher posts strong numbers in the minors, and he eyes big jump next year.
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‘Offensive and upsetting’: UMaine field hockey game cut short for football fireworks
The women of the UMaine team are angry that their game at Kent State was halted Saturday to make way for a football pregame show. And they’re not alone.
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Local roundup: Slicer sends Oxford Hills past Brewer in field hockey
Lewiston, Poland dealt defeats by defending regional champs
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UMaine football loses at FBS Georgia Southern, 26-18
The Eagles, with three players rushing for more than 100 yards, hold the Black Bears to just three points in the first three quarters.