Derek Damon and Greg Moore, who also played together at the University of Maine, will meet for the first time as coaches in a pair of USHL games this weekend; and more junior hockey notes.
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Maine Nordiques trying to get power play going
The Nordiques rank last in the NAHL in power-play percentage; the Lewiston Maineiacs don’t leave The Colisee much; Jack Lowry is back coaching in Maine.
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Maine men’s hockey enters new era with CHL players
The Black Bears feature nine former major junior players, who are eligible for the first time to compete in NCAA hockey.
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Lewiston Colisée, Maine Nordiques’ difficult split has hockey fans on edge
A divorce this summer between building and team shook up Lewiston’s junior hockey scene. As another season begins, the sides look to continue the sport’s momentum.
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Maine Nordiques moving to Auburn’s Norway Savings Bank Arena
After spending their first six seasons in Lewiston at The Colisee, the Nordiques are relocating across the river.
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Maine Nordiques still plan to play in Lewiston-Auburn area
The junior hockey club posts on Facebook that it remains committed to staying in the Twin Cities and is ‘still putting the finishing touches on everything.’
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Caleb Labrie named Lewiston Maineiacs head coach
The new junior hockey team brings back a familiar face to lead the team.
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Maine Nordiques won’t play at Colisee this season
The arena’s management said it couldn’t reach a deal with the club, which has thousands of dollars of debt.
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Maine Nordiques without a home as potential sale of Lewiston’s Colisée looms
Nordiques’ General Manager Nick Skerlick said the plan right now is to continue to play in Lewiston or Auburn.
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Maine Nordiques defenseman not following family’s path in hockey journey
His father is part-owner of the Victoriaville Tigres, but Alex Pellerin decided against the QMJHL in favor of chasing his college hockey dreams in the United States.