Lewiston’s Cam Poussard becomes just the second goaltender to win the Travis Roy Award.
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Lewiston goalie wins Travis Roy Award
Cam Poussard had a 0.73 goals-against average to lead the Blue Devils to the state Class A hockey championship game.
Boys Track and Field MVP: He’s not one to relax, only when it helps him win
Mt. Ararat’s McKenzie Gary has the work ethic to improve his skills and the focus to put them to use.
Girls Track and Field MVP: Changing her course guided her to the next level
Scarborough’s Nicole Kirk used challenging training techniques to develop her stamina and strength.
Nyquist becomes latest leaving Maine for NHL
Gustav Nyquist, a two-time Hobey Baker finalist, agrees to a deal with the Detroit Red Wings.
Nyquist signs contractwith Detroit Red Wings
The Black Bears’ leading scorer will forgo his senior year at the University of Maine.
Dumoulin set to help BC defend its title
Biddeford’s Brian Dumoulin picked up his play after just two points in his first 10 games.
UMaine defensemen get tryouts with AHL teams
Josh Van Dyk gets a look from the Flames, and Mike Banwell takes his shot with the Devils.
Loyalty goes a long way
March Madness, the better-known moniker for the 72-year-old NCAA men’s basketball tournament, is a time of the year when college allegiances are in full bloom and when money and ink-stained brackets are surreptitiously exchanged in offices across the country. The tournament’s round of 16 teams — affectionately known as the “Sweet 16” — opens tonight with four games.
Nyquist nominated for the Hobey Baker
On Thursday night, five days after the University of Maine men’s hockey team was eliminated from the Hockey East quarterfinals, Gustav Nyquist received some consolation. Nyquist, the Black Bears junior right wing, was named one of 10 finalists for the Hobey Baker Award, given annually to the top player in Division I college hockey. “I’m […]