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Published
December 17, 2014

UMaine coach donates 5 percent of salary toward hockey team endowment

Red Gendron donates $10,450 to a fund he hopes grows to $7 million within five years
Published
December 13, 2014

Men’s hockey: New Hampshire scores four in third to beat Maine

The Black Bears score four in the second period before falling in the third.
Published
December 13, 2014

Oregon QB Marcus Mariota wins Heisman Trophy

A pinpoint passer with wide-receiver speed, Mariota came into his junior the season as the favorite to win the Heisman.
Published
December 13, 2014

Maine colleges: Black Bears notch sixth straight women’s basketball win

Maine improves to 7-3 with a 60-51 victory over Northeastern.
Published
December 13, 2014

Friday’s college roundup: UNH football gets to semifinals following wild victory

Quarterback Sean Goldrich passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as UNH survives.

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Published
December 12, 2014

Maine hockey snaps eight-game skid

The Black Bears score five straight goals to beat UNH.
Published
December 11, 2014

UMaine hockey: Big stages set for UNH series

Local players look forward to two intense games at pro arenas.
Published
December 11, 2014

Men’s basketball: UMaine keeps it close, but still falls to Boston College

Zarko Valjarevic scores 22 points for the Black Bears, who give BC a scare but fall to 1-8 on the season with the 85-74 loss.
Published
December 11, 2014

College roundup: Defense leads Maine women past Dartmouth

Sigi Koizar scored 19 points as the University of Maine women’s basketball team rolled to a fifth straight victory with a convincing 53-38 decision over Dartmouth at Bangor. The Black Bears improve to 6-3. Maine’s defense forced 20 turnovers, converting those mishaps into a 27-2 edge in points off takeaways. Lakin Roland scored 15 for […]
Published
December 10, 2014

Bowdoin to discipline 14 lacrosse players for dressing as Native Americans

The actions at a party called 'Cracksgiving' were 'inappropriate,' a college spokesman says.