Madi Robito and Julia Steeves score as the Nor’easters top Wellesley.
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College notebook: NCAA to start using ‘March Madness’ for women’s tournament
Using the phrase, associated with the men’s tournament for years, is one recommendation stemming from an external review of gender equity issues of the tournaments.
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College notebook: Morse High graduate performing well on Thomas College women’s soccer team
Mary LaRochelle finds her scoring touch with Terriers; UMF men’s soccer team off to best start in several seasons.
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Women’s college basketball: Young Maine squad hopes to surprise people
The Black Bears have five freshmen and five sophomores on their roster.
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Tuesday’s Maine college roundup: Peacock scores twice to spark Polar Bears
Women’s soccer: Rachael Peacock scores two goals in the second half and Bowdoin earns a 3-1 win over Babson.
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Maine college roundup: Northern Illinois pulls away to beat UMaine, 41-14
The Black Bears keep it close against a Football Bowl Subdivision opponent in the first half before the Huskies pull away.
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College football preview: UMaine (1-2) at Northern Illinois (1-2)
Maine looks to keep its momentum going against Northern Illinois, one of two FBS opponents the Black Bears will face this year.
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UMaine captain is the glue of the women’s hockey team
Taylor Leech, a fifth-year senior who plays defense, will lead the Black Bears when they start the 2021-22 season this weekend.
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Wednesday’s college roundup: St. Joe’s shuts out Dean 3-0 in women’s soccer
Madison Michaud scores two goals for the Monks.
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College football notebook: Records fall at Husson; Bowdoin, Colby seek turnarounds
Husson wide receiver Tyler Halls sets program record for receiving yards while teammate Jon Bell finally finds end zone.