The UMaine-Farmington graduate is isolating in Orlando, watching film of his team during the league shutdown.
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College hockey: UMaine’s Swayman named finalist for Hobey Baker Award
UMaine goalie Jeremy Swayman led the nation with 1,099 saves and is among the top three players in Division I.
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College senior athletes mull futures after NCAA eligibility ruling
Some central Maine student-athletes say they’ll return next spring, while others say this is the end of the line.
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Timeout: Missing the human touch of sports
Isolation can wear us down. But, Tony Blasi writes, that feeling of seclusion pales in comparison to overwhelmed first responders dealing with thousands of sick people.
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UMaine’s Gendron a finalist for Spencer Penrose award
Red Gendron is one of eight finalists for the NCAA Division I men’s hockey coach of the year honor after leading the Black Bears to an 18-11-5 record.
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Former Bates lacrosse player Jack Allard yet to start experimental treatment
Doctors are waiting for 25-year-old’s condition to improve before he receives a novel antiviral drug called Remdesivir.
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College notebook: UMaine’s Swayman a finalist for Richter Award
The Black Bears junior in the running for honor as the top Division I goaltender in the nation.
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Bethany Lebel: A coach’s side of the COVID-19 story
I am a self-aware human being, and I know being short-fused can be applicable to me. I am also familiar with the stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. There is no fluidity when it comes to moving through these stages. When you think you are done with one, it comes back with […]
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UMF skiers and snowboarders compete at nationals as COVID-19 outbreak was unfolding
A week in Lake Placid, New York saw plenty of change and uncertainty for the Beavers before they came home a day early.
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Sister Jean, Loyola’s 100-year-old team chaplain, sends out a message of hope
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, who became a celebrity during Loyola’s 2018 Cinderella run to the Final Four, delivers a pep talk. “As the days go by, let us continue our team spirit.”