College

Published
November 28, 2014

UMaine hockey team loses sixth straight game

No. 13 Vermont outscores Maine 4-1 in the second period and beats the Black Bears, 6-3.
Published
November 27, 2014

UMaine freshman goalie continues to learn despite losing streak

Sean Romeo has lost four straight but shows improvement.
Published
November 25, 2014

College Roundup: Bates women top USM with late basket

Molly Brown scores with 7 seconds left for a 61-60 win.
Published
November 25, 2014

UNE puts away Bowdoin in women’s basketball

Alanna Vose and Meghan Gribbin combine for 36 points in a 68-64 victory.
Published
November 25, 2014

For UMaine football, offense showed its youth while defense soared

The Black Bears started slow before winning three of their final four games thanks to a defense that created turnovers

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Published
November 25, 2014

College Roundup: St. Joseph’s wins in men’s basketball

STANDISH — Steve Simonds and Craig Luschenat each scored 11 points and the St. Joseph’s men’s basketball team pulled away down the stretch to beat the University of Maine at Farmington 54-34 on Monday. Simonds also had 10 rebounds and Andrew Ruffen added 10 points for the Monks (1-2), who led 26-20 at halftime. The […]
Published
November 23, 2014

College Football: Iron Bowl has title implications, as usual

The winner of the Iron Bowl has won four of the last five BCS championships.
Published
November 23, 2014

College roundup Sunday

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SACRED HEART 59, MAINE 58: Hannah Kimmel’s layup gave Sacred Heart (3-0) a one-point edge with five seconds left to play in Orono, and Sigi Koizar’s driving attempt in the final seconds rimmed out as the Black Bears (1-3) lost to the Pioneers at Orono. Kimmel finished with 28 points. Anna Heise netted […]
Published
November 23, 2014

Bowdoin falls short in Division III field hockey championship final

The defending champion Polar Bears lose to The College of New Jersey, 2-0.
Published
November 23, 2014

Valparaiso keeps UMaine men winless in basketball

The Crusaders blows by the Black Bears (0-4), 93-70.