Lynnfield, Mass., native Brian Flynn changed his game to stay in Buffalo.
Mark Emmert
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After dismal season, UMaine ousts men’s basketball coach
Ted Woodward had only one winning season in 10 years, and player transfers were hurting the program.
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Hard work continues to pay off for former UMaine football player
Tight end Matthew Mulligan, who played for the Patriots last season, signs a one-year deal with the Chicago Bears.
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Maine native Matthew Mulligan leaves Patriots for Bears
The tight end, who went to Penobscot Valley High and played at UMaine, played in 15 games for the Patriots last season.
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College Baseball: Hartford sweeps Maine
The struggling Black Bears fall to 1-4 in America East after a pair of frustrating losses.
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UMaine softball turning heads with its turnaround
After two tough seasons, the Black Bears have a winning record.
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Concussions put football at a crossroads
Youth participation has fallen nationally thanks to a growing awareness of the risks of head injuries, but medical and sports officials say much more needs to be known about this ‘one-size-fits-no-one’ issue.
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Boys’ hockey: State title was most important to Cunningham
Chase Cunningham, ended his career with 100 goals, but he’s most proud of Messalonskee’s first championship.
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Plenty of ongoing research trying to figure out the full impact of concussions
Even the Mayo Clinic’s resident concussion expert is the first to acknowledge that what is unknown outweighs what we do know.
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UMaine women fall to Fairfield in WBI
Maine can’t overcome a dismal first half as its turnaround season ends with a 63-50 loss.