The Newport native and twin brother of Cooper Flagg is ready to make his mark with the University of Maine.
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Winslow native making most of on-ice officiating experience in Hockey East
Alex Berard, 27, is in his first year calling games in Division I conference.
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Men’s hockey: Touted top line shines for Maine in exhibition win over UNH
The trio of senior Lynden Breen and freshmen Brad and Josh Nadeau impress in a 3-2 victory.
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Sidelines: The Buddy system paid dividends for UMaine football in the 1980s
Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens, who recently lost his right leg in a cycling crash, got his head coaching start in Orono and revived a program that was treading water, Dave Bailey writes.
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UMaine raises $3 million as part of plan to upgrade athletic facilities
The private donations are part of an ambitious fundraising drive to complement a $90 million gift from the Harold Alfond Foundation.
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Men’s basketball: Ingo is a steady force as UMaine begins season
Junior forward Stephane Ingo is the top returning player for a Black Bears team with nine new players.
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San Francisco Giants select UMaine pitcher Nick Sinacola in the 7th round of MLB draft
The Black Bears righty is set to play pro ball after he earned America East Pitcher of the Year honors this season.
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Sidelines: Former University of Maine star Stevens ready for a new football challenge
One of the Black Bears best earned the right to test his abilities at college football’s highest level, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Maine football ready to get back to games this weekend
After nearly 15 months, the Black Bears will play another football game. But this one will be different.
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Sidelines: College football fans, it’s time to brace yourself for possible empty gridirons this fall
With many conferences nationwide pulling the plug on the 2020 season, it’s safe to wonder if any college football will be played this fall, writes Dave Dyer.