Making first appearance in conference championship game, Beavers take Wildcats to penalty kicks.
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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.
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College football: Luncheon kicks off Maine’s college football season
The state’s six college football programs are eager to get started after missing the 2020 season.
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Maine college football coaches anticipate return to normal this fall
Plans are being made for training camps and schedules are being arranged, after a year without football.
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Dominant Husson softball team receiving contributions from abundance of central Mainers
The Eagles, who are riding an 18-game winning streak, will play for the NAC title this weekend.
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College notebook: Dylan Hapworth still slugging away with University of Southern Maine baseball team
Winslow graduate is in sixth season with the Huskies — missing a year to injury and last season to the coronavirus pandemic — but picking up where he left off.
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College notebook: UMaine-Farmington men’s basketball team gets back to work with hopes of a season
Although NAC halted conference competition this winter, UMF will explore in-state competition.
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Maine collegiate athletes ride roller-coaster of emotions as pandemic impacts winter sports season
Many await decisions from conferences and schools, while some prepare for a season of no games.
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Sidelines: College football fans, it’s time to brace yourself for possible empty gridirons this fall
With many conferences nationwide pulling the plug on the 2020 season, it’s safe to wonder if any college football will be played this fall, writes Dave Dyer.
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Four Maine colleges intend to play sports this fall
As the pandemic is forcing many schools and conferences to shut the door on the fall, Colby, Thomas, UMaine-Presque Isle and St. Joseph’s all plan to create nonconference schedules.