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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Bangor, Maine, United States (Local)
Larry Mahoney's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, particularly basketball and hockey at both high school and collegiate levels. His articles predominantly cover specific events and evolving stories related to these sports.
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This time last year, Jack Cosgrove was nearing the end of seven months of chemotherapy for a rare form of lymphoma.
Cecily Whiting played in her first Maine Women’s Amateur before Jade Haylock was born and she holds a one-shot lead over Haylock, who will be a senior at Leavitt High School in Turner this fall.
Jeremiah Jenkins of Upper Marlboro, MD is the seventh Black Bear to be drafted over the past six years.
Her older sister, Ruby, won two Maine Women's Amateur golf championships and now Jade Haylock wants her own.
The University of Maine field hockey team is looking to bounce back from an uncharacteristic losing season last fall.
A Haylock again won the Maine Women's Amateur Golf Championship but this time it was Jade, the younger sister of two-time winner Ruby Haylock (2020, 2022).
UMaine will receive a $400,000 guarantee for the game in Lynchburg, VA against the Football Bowl Subdivision team.
Albin Boija is looking for the Black Bears to continue their ascension to the top of the Division I ranks.
By: Larry Mahoney, Sam Canfield
Major college athletic programs around the country are taking advantage of NIL and are attracting top talent.
The golf scramble will take place on Saturday, Aug. 10 at the Penobscot Valley Country Club in Orono before the induction ceremony.
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