Larry Mahoney is a sports reporter for the Bangor Daily News and serves as the University of Maine hockey radio analyst. With a focus on local sports in Maine, Larry covers a wide range of topics including basketball, hockey, and other athletic events. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News, WGME CBS13, and Calhoun Times.
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By: Larry Mahoney
The defending champs have now won 12 in a row to move their record to 14-1 and will host No. 4 Brunswick in Saturday’s semifinal.
Close games usually hinge on four or five plays and that's exactly what happened.
HAMPDEN, Maine — John Bapst High School senior outside midfielder Laken Walker said head coach Jason Pangburn told them before Wednesday's Class B
ORONO, Maine — Friday's hockey game will be an emotional evening for University of Maine sophomore defenseman Frank Djurasevic.
“This team means everything to me,” said the six-foot forward from Reston, Virginia. “I couldn't really imagine leaving without playing a season when I had a chance to have another one.”
The Class A North showdown between Oxford Hills/Buckfield and Bangor is virtually a playoff game since the winner earns a playoff berth and the loser could be out.
No football program in the country has won more games in the modern era (since the end of World War II) than the University of Oklahoma.
Fionn Parker-Cummings suffered concussions while playing football, and hopes his experience can help contribute to sports medicine.
The cross country teams will arrive at Twin Brook Recreation Area in Cumberland for the state championships on Saturdays.
UMaine, ranked sixth in one national poll and seventh in another, improved to 5-0-1 overall and 2-0-1 in Hockey East.
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