The Eagles’ early victims have been Class A heavyweights Falmouth and Bangor.
Mark Emmert
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UMaine chooses Karlton Creech as new athletic director
Creech, a senior associate director of athletics at North Carolina, will start in Orono on Feb. 10 and make $175,000 per year.
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Schoolboy hockey: Cheverus wins the City Cup
The Stags produce an 8-0 victory against Portland/Deering.
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Coach: Rajon Rondo could play in Portland
The Red Claws could be a rehab stop for Rondo, the Celtics’ star guard who is working his way back from a knee injury.
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Boys’ hockey: Thornton Academy tops Biddeford again
The Trojans get two late goals to beat their rivals for the sixth straight time, 4-2.
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Ryan Flaherty fields some curveballs from Portland eighth-graders
The Baltimore Orioles player visits his alma mater to talk about friends, video games and his most memorable MLB moment.
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Billy McMillon named new manager of the Portland Sea Dogs
A former Sea Dog, McMillon replaces Kevin Boles, who has been promoted to manage the Triple-A Pawtucket Red Sox.
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Hockey Notebook: Early challenges are on the way for Thornton Academy
Also, Scarborough scrambles for ice time.
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Maine lets up, but again beats AIC in hockey
After an impressive 7-1 win Friday, the Black Bears lose focus and energy but still earn a 5-1 win Saturday at Orono.
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Men’s hockey: UMaine rolls past AIC, 7-1
Devin Shore gets a goal and three assists as the Black Bears cruise