The Rebels find some life early in the third period, but the Nordiques shut them down the rest of the way for the road win.
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Junior hockey: Twin City Thunder stay ahead, double up Northern Cyclones
Thunder take an early lead then out-duel Cyclones in a high-scoring third period.
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Women’s basketball: Auburn’s Chantel Ouellette finds a home at CMCC
The 2020 Edward Little graduate has joined the Mustangs for the second half of the season, and has given them yet another asset on both ends of the court.
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Junior hockey: Maine Nordiques quick strikes dispatch Philadelphia Rebels
Two first-period goals for the Nordiques end Rebels’ Jakub Krebecek’s shutout streak.
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College baseball: CMCC sweeps doubleheader
Several Mustangs contribute in wins over Penn State-Scranton.
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Boys prep hockey: Lewiston and Auburn players fill key roles for NYA
Several players from Twin Cities suit up this season for a Panthers squad that sets a program record for NEPSAC wins.
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College hockey: Former Thunder players Alex Kozic and Jack Gilligan making an impact for Bowdoin
The goalie and defenseman’s play helped the Polar Bears win their first NESCAC championship since 2014. Bowdoin opens the NCAA Division III Tournament against Curry on Saturday night.
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Photo: CMCC women’s basketball team receives send-off as it heads to Virginia to defend national title
The defending USCAA Division II national champions open their title defense Tuesday. The Mustangs will be trying to win their fourth championship since 2017.
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Area roundup: Bates’ Jillian Richardson named East Track Athlete of the Year
The Auburn native is recognized for her dominance in long-distance races. Also, former St. Dom’s standout Kristina Cornelio in the running for Player of the Year and the Bates women’s lacrosse team pulls away for a victory.