Amid COVID-19 concerns, five seniors have kept the Black Bears focused on the conference title.
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College hockey coaches navigate recruiting during COVID-19 pandemic
NCAA Division I coaches and those in the Division III NESCAC conference can’t recruit in person or have players visit their campuses, so the majority of recruiting is being done through a computer and TV screens this year.
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UMaine men’s hockey team looks to catch its breath with season on pause
Coach Red Gendron said he’s seen improvement in recent games, and hopes that continues when the team is able to get back on the ice.
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With no games this weekend, UMaine women’s basketball team focuses on fundamentals
The Black Bears welcome the bye week brought on by the university’s pause in competition.
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Dor Saar reflects on entering record books for UMaine women’s basketball program
The senior point guard broke the career 3-pointers record Sunday, and continues to put her teammates in good situations to score.
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Once a 300-pound UMaine defensive lineman, Ricard is now an offensive playmaker in Baltimore
Patrick Ricard, once a standout defensive player for the Black Bears, has gone from ‘Project Pat’ to transforming the fullback position in the pass-happy NFL.
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Blanca Millan, Anne Simon form dangerous scoring combination for UMaine women’s basketball team
The senior and sophomore give Black Bears a one-two punch that opponents have struggled to contain in the early going.
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UMaine roundup: Women’s hoops wins long-delayed home opener
Bianca Millan records another double-double in a 77-60 women’s basketball victory over NJIT.
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Commentary: At the University of Maine, the Pit goes silent for basketball games
With no crowd for games this season, the UMaine basketball teams move games to their old campus gym, with no crowds, Travis Lazarczyk writes.
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Wol Maiwen’s college basketball career gets early start at UMaine
Men’s basketball: Former Edward Little star thought he’d have to redshirt his freshman year, but a change in NCAA eligibility rules allows him to get on the court early, which he hopes will accelerate his development.