Maroon, acquired at the trade deadline, is recovering from back surgery and is practicing with the team.
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Maine’s Cooper Flagg wins national Gatorade Player of the Year award
The country’s top basketball prospect captures an honor previously won by Jayson Tatum, LeBron James and other future NBA All-Stars.
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Men’s hockey: Big, physical Cornell is tough matchup for UMaine
In their first NCAA tournament in 12 years, the Black Bears need to use their speed to get by the Big Red.
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Snowmobilers from Norridgewock and Sidney set a record at a New Brunswick event
Charlie Roderick and Lance Whitehouse completed the annual 1,000-Mile Challenge in less than 22 hours.
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Basketball: Debate swirls over rule allowing struggling teams to play down in class
Some high school coaches say the rule gives unsuccessful teams a needed boost, while others say it’s unfair to smaller schools vying for playoffs.
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‘Something we haven’t seen in a long time’: UMaine to compete in NCAA tournaments in both basketball, hockey
There’s plenty of excitement in Orono and across the state with both the women’s basketball and men’s hockey teams making postseason runs this spring.
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Men’s hockey: Penalty killing is key for UMaine against BU in Hockey East semifinals
The Black Bears allowed four power-play goals to the Terriers in a pair of regular-season losses in November.
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College hockey: Nadeau brothers learn to adjust their game at UMaine
Freshmen Bradly and Josh Nadeau have evolved into better two-way players this season, and now will get their first taste of college playoff hockey.
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UMaine’s Anne Simon making the most of her fifth-season opportunity
Simon, the America East Player of the Year for a second time, and the Black Bears are one win from an NCAA tournament berth.
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Skowhegan graduate and USM wrestler Jake Craig eager to compete at nationals
Craig, who wrestles in the 125-pound division, is back at the Division III championships for a second straight season.