The former Miss Maine Basketball sparked the Huskies’ run to the conference title and the Division III tournament.
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Maine basketball teams learn their NCAA DIII tournament draws
Bowdoin and Bates women will host during first and second rounds, while the Bates, Saint Joseph’s and UMF men and UMF women will hit the road.
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Southern Maine women’s basketball earns NCAA D-III tourney bid
The Huskies pull away in the 2nd half to beat Rhode Island College for their 1st Little East Conference title since 2013.
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Former South Portland basketball star J.P. Estrella earns starts for Tennessee men
Estrella, a redshirt sophomore, is healthy and making an impact for the Volunteers.
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Transfers elevating Southern Maine women’s basketball
Skowhegan’s Jaycie Christopher and Avah Ingalls have been catalysts in the Huskies’ pursuit of the NCAA D-III tournament.
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Bowdoin men’s hockey captures Lobster Pot with third-period outburst
The Polar Bears score four times in the third to defeat UNE in the final of the inaugural tournament.
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Maine’s D-III men’s hockey teams face off in new tournament
Colby, UNE, USM and Bowdoin will participate in the first Lobster Pot Tournament in Falmouth in January.
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Depth, underclassmen boosting Bates College football
Thomas men’s soccer enters the postseason unbeaten in conference play, and the Division III hockey season gets underway.
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Home-field advantage is in reach for Bowdoin and Colby women’s soccer teams
The Polar Bears and Mules are looking to finish the regular season strong. A Gorham native is one of the top D-III field hockey scorers, and local golfers do well at the final fall tournament.
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Drugs and alcohol nearly killed this Maine wrestling champ. Now healthy, he hopes his story helps save others.
Seven years sober from alcohol, marijuana and cocaine addiction, the Wells native now looks to give back.