The Twin City Thunder get two goals from Andrew Kurapov and 30 saves from Alexander Kozic in win over Connecticut.
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Junior hockey: Green, Pitts lead Maine Nordiques to organization’s first win
Cannon Green and Kevin Pitts each had a goal and assist in the Nordiques’ first-ever game. UMaine recruit Connor Androlewicz makes 34 saves in the win.
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Junior hockey: Thunder open Tier II era with win over Bandits
Nick Rashkovsky had a goal and an assist and Artur Ozangharian made 37 saves as Twin City wins its first NCDC game.
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Junior hockey: Alex Rivet, Cole Ouellette make Maine Nordiques opening-game roster
Lewiston natives among the 25 players who are part of the Nordiques’ opening-day roster in their inaugural season.
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Junior hockey: Thunder rally back to win scrimmage against Islanders
Twin City’s NCDC team comes back from three goals down to win 5-3.
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Junior hockey: Thunder make cuts after training camp
Derek Fournier of Bangor was one of 12 cuts this weekend as the Twin City Thunder trimmed their roster to 28. Lewiston’s Jeromey Rancourt is still in camp.
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Junior hockey: Locals still fighting for spots with Maine Nordiques
After a week of training camp the Maine Nordiques are still looking at 28 players as the Sept. 1 25-man roster deadline approaches.
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Junior Hockey: Surprises highlight Thunder’s main camp
Former Thunder captain Derric Trudeau is now behind the bench while Brogan MacDonald attends both Thunder and Nordiques main camp. Maine Nordiques open training camp starts Monday.
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Junior hockey: Jack Morton and Esa Maki hope to make impression at Thunder camp
Morton, a Norway native, and Maki, a Jay native, haven’t been in the spotlight but both hope that changes at the Twin City Thunder’s NCDC camp.
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Twin City Thunder notebook: Finnish defenseman signed for the NCDC team
Oskari Lahtinen comes highly rated from the Thunder coaching staff’s contacts in Europe. Thunder also do some scouting in Chicago while a draft pick says he’s sticking to the NCAA route.