In return to action, several programs looking to get younger players up to speed.
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Ariana Dalia’s endless energy and hustle keeps Bates’ engines running
The senior small forward’s defensive and offensive exploits on the court are driving the Bobcats toward a successful season.
Bates’ Stephon Baxter makes for one tough matchup
The junior guard believes defense is the key to the Bobcats’ success this season.
Twin City Thunder can’t contain Jersey Hitmen offense
Junior hockey: Hitmen forward Forward Alex Dameski had two goals and an assist for the Hitmen. Former Maine Nordiques player Dominiks Marcinkevics had three assists. His brother Patrick also had three assists.
Sebastian Woods comes up big for Utica Jr. Comets in win over Twin City Thunder
Junior hockey: The 20-year-old goalie helps the Comets beat the Thunder at the Islanders Hockey Club showcase.
Twin City Thunder win another game on the road
Junior hockey: The Twin City Thunder defeat the Philadelphia Hockey Club at the Islanders Hockey Club Showcase on Thursday.
Maine Nordiques’ Zion Green commits to Northern Michigan
Junior notebook: Green becomes the eighth player on the Maine Nordiques to commit to a Division I school. Also, Twin City Thunder defenseman playing for his national team in December.
Alex Bessey reaches milestone, but Bates overpowers UMF
Women’s basketball: Former Spruce Mountain and Central Maine Community College standout scores her 1,000th collegiate point and leads Beavers with 21 in loss to the Bobcats.
College notebook: Future looks promising for UMF men’s soccer program
Beavers, who fell just short in NAC championship game, return most of their roster next season. Also, Bates quarterback honored for record-setting performance in first college start, and more.
Jack Kurrle lifts Maine Nordiques past Maryland Black Bears
Junior hockey: The University of Vermont commit scored twice in the third period to defeat the East Division-leading Maryland Black Bears.