Men’s hockey: After beating the third-ranked Bobcats on Saturday night, Maine loses 6-2 on Sunday.
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Saturday’s Maine college football roundup: Stony Brook rallies to stun Maine
Football: The Seawolves get their first win of the season, overcoming a 13-point deficit in the second half.
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College roundup: Bates loses pace against Middlebury aerial attack
The Bobcats lose in a shootout, CMCC women’s soccer has its season come to an end, and University of Maine at Farmington sweeps Thomas College in soccer.
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College football preview: UMaine (2-4, 2-1 CAA) at Stony Brook (0-6, 0-4 CAA)
The Black Bears will try to extend their winning streak to three games when they play at Stony Brook on Saturday afternoon.
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Area roundup: Gray-New Gloucester sweeps Wells in volleyball prelim
The seventh-seeded Patriots advance to a quarterfinal against No. 2 Gardiner. Also, Telstar moves on in field hockey playoffs, and Lisbon claims the MVC championship.
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Ultimate tournament to bring 1,800 college athletes to South Portland
The seventh Lobster Pot, hosted by Maine Ultimate, is often the first chance for club teams to compete during the school year.
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Area roundup: Spruce Mountain/Dirigo knocks down Oak Hill in MVC girls soccer finale
Abby St. Clair scores a hat trick and adds an assist to help give the Phoenix a 5-0 win. The Mt. Blue boys and St. Dom’s field hockey team also win, and Gray-New Gloucester learns its position for the volleyball playoffs.
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Injured Bueckers says she’ll spend season as a UConn student coach
UConn star guard Paige Bueckers, out for the season with a knee injury, could leave for the WNBA but has vowed to return next year and will be a coach until then.
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Timeout: Dick Meader was only human — and that’s what made him special
The late longtime basketball coach was always looked upon as a great mentor and a fine human being.
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College notebook: Young UMF women’s soccer team rolling toward NAC playoffs
With just 1 loss in their last 9 games, Beavers ready for another run in North Atlantic Conference tournament.