Colby linebacker Julian Young and Portland High grad Nathan Kapongo earn tryouts with the Ravens and Chiefs, respectively.
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Maine women’s basketball adds Kaliyah Sain
Kaliyah Sain, a 6-foot guard-forward who spent the previous two seasons at Kirkwood Community College and Lindenwood University in Missouri, will join the University of Maine next season with two years of eligibility remaining Sain spent last season at Kirkwood following her freshman year at Lindenwood. Last year she started all 35 games, averaging 13.5 […]
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Cape’s Nick Laughlin poised for big season with UMaine football
Moving from wide receiver to running back will give the redshirt sophomore a bigger role in Maine’s offense.
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Colby women’s lacrosse enters NESCAC tournament on a roll
The Mules, who have reached the NCAA Division III tournament each year since 2019, are in the midst of a five-game winning streak.
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NESCAC football teams get approval for NCAA playoffs
The conference’s presidents vote to allow its teams to be eligible for postseason play, starting in 2026.
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Former Miss Maine Basketball Jaycie Christopher transferring to USM
The Skowhegan Area High School graduate and 2022 Miss Maine Basketball winner played three seasons with the Black Bears.
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Maine men’s hockey slides in final poll of season
A loss in the first round of the NCAA tournament dropped Maine a few spots, but not out of the top 10.
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Cooper Flagg’s next move should be obvious
Even though the end of Duke’s season was abrupt, the Newport hoops phenom should move on to the NBA without hesitation.
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Alfond Arena renovations the biggest sign of UMaine’s commitment to upgrades
With many athletic department projects either complete or underway, the improvements at Maine’s most visible facility are a sign the school takes being the state’s lone Division I program seriously.
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Young Colby baseball team trying to duplicate success of last season
The Mules, who won 29 games and reached the NCAA tournament last season, are off to a 12-8 start.