A four-goal first period sets the tone for the Maryland Black Bears in a series-clinching win against the Maine Nordiques.
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Junior hockey: Maine Nordiques survive Maryland’s comeback, sets up a must-win Game 4
Needing a win to stay alive in the series, the Nordiques grab a comfortable lead before the Black Bears draw within one on two occasions.
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College roundup: Bates upsets Amherst in NESCAC softball tournament opener
The seventh-seeded Bobcats advanced to Saturday’s semifinal round. Also, a pair of Oak Hill grads garner all-conference men’s lacrosse honors after record-breaking seasons.
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College roundup: UMF baseball’s Hunter LaBossiere, Nate Coombs named to all-conference team
Lisbon grad Kiley Merritt earns second-team softball honors for the Beavers.
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College softball: CMCC in good shape for another national tournament appearance
The Mustangs are on their way to DuBois, Pennsylvania, to compete in the 2023 Small College Softball World Series on Monday.
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Jodd Bowles’ obligation to family and community is what made him tick
The former Edward Little Alpine ski coach died Sunday at his home in Auburn. He was 60 years old.
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Junior hockey: Maine Nordiques stumble as Maryland Black Bears take 2-0 series lead
The Black Bears spread the production around as 11 players find the scoresheet and only one player has more than one point.
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Oxford Hills graduate Dalton Rice moves from the diamond to the cage
Dalton Rice, the University of Southern Maine’s career leader in strikeouts, will make his mixed martial arts debut on May 13 at Aura in Portland.
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New women’s soccer team set to embark on debut season in Portland
Maine Footy features current and former college players and will compete against other New England teams in United Women’s Soccer.