Shea, the 2022 Mr. Maine Basketball award winner, accepts offer from Black Bears interim coach Jason Steadman.
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Maine college roundup: UMaine women to open WNIT at Boston College
The Black Bears beat the Eagles in their most-recent meeting five years ago. In other news, CMCC softball opened its spring with a doubleheader and a pair of former Lewiston Blue Devils now in Bangor win awards.
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Area roundup: Bates’ Elise Lambert places 3rd in 800 at NCAA Division III championships
Edward Little grad Olivia Jalbert places 16th in the high jump at the national championship meet.
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Area roundup: Bates’ Elise Lambert reaches finals at NCAA Division III championships
Bobcats senior runs second fastest 800 prelim time. Also, Edward Little’s Ellis Slover and Mt. Blue’s Emma Charles compete at Nordic nationals.
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Troy Barnies finds new pro basketball team in Estonia
After fleeing Ukraine right before Russia invaded the country, the Edward Little and University of Maine grad has found a new basketball home with Parnu Sadam.
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Women’s basketball: Red-hot UMaine one win from NCAA tournament bid
The Black Bears, winners of 14 straight games, will host Albany in the America East championship game on Friday in Orono.
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College roundup: CMCC wins to advance to another women’s basketball national championship game
The Mustangs stay ahead of Cincinnati-Clermont to win a USCAA Division II national semifinal.
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College roundup: Bates’ run ends in second round NCAA tournament
Also, the UMaine women win tournament opener. And more.
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College roundup: Bates’ Alison Montgomery named MWBCA Coach of the Year
The Bobcats place multiple players on the MWBCA’s All-State teams, and the University of Maine women’s team shows well in the America East postseason awards release.
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College roundup: Bates’ Meghan Graff named NESCAC Player of the Year
The junior was third in the conference in scoring and assists, and she’s the sixth Bobcat to win the award.