Travis Lazarczyk remembers following Gendron’s career, from its early days in Vermont high school hockey to Alfond Arena in Orono.
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‘Just stunned’: UMaine men’s hockey coach Red Gendron dies at 63
Gendron, who recently completed his 8th season leading the Black Bears, died after a medical emergency at Penobscot Valley Country Club in Orono.
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College baseball: University of Maine pitcher Nick Sinacola a strikeout master
With just over 18 K’s per nine innings, the junior righty leads the nation.
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College notebook: Dylan Hapworth still slugging away with University of Southern Maine baseball team
Winslow graduate is in sixth season with the Huskies — missing a year to injury and last season to the coronavirus pandemic — but picking up where he left off.
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College roundup: St. Joe’s shuts out USM 5-0 for third straight win
Baseball: Hunter Richardson goes 3 for 3 and drives in two runs for the Monks.
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UMaine’s spring football season comes to a sudden halt
The Black Bears’ lone remaining game has been canceled after Rhode Island shuts down its program because of COVID-19 issues.
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College softball: UMF, Thomas players just excited to be back on the field
Beavers and Terriers make it a point to appreciate the season after losing the entire spring a year ago.
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College roundup: UNH football opts out of rest of spring season
The Wildcats’ program has been hampered by COVID-19, and its April 17 game at Maine is canceled.
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NCAA men’s basketball: Baylor cruises, denies Gonzaga a perfect season
The Bears jumped out quickly and never looked back, winning the national championship and preventing Gonzaga from being the first undefeated champ since Indiana in 1976.
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NCAA notebook: Gonzaga joins long list of teams to enter March Madness unbeaten, and fall short
The Zags are the third team to suffer their only loss of the season in the national championship game, the first since Larry Bird’s Indiana State team in 1979.