Men’s Basketball: Maine tops Hartford 77-69 in 3 point filled game.

Posted on January 23, 2010 by dfpsports

By David F. P.
WEST HARTFORD, CT- Head Coach Ted Woodward led his Maine Black Bears into Chase Family Arena on the UHart campus, looking to continue the team’s winning streak at the expense of Dan Leibovitz’s Hartford Hawks. His team would succeed by narrowly despite what the final score reported. The game would be a [...]

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Women’s Basketball: Hartford tops Maine 76-39

Posted on January 18, 2010 by dfpsports

By David F.P.
WEST HARTFORD, CT- The Hartford Hawks and Maine Black Bears tipped off in an America East contest at the Chase Family Arena on the U of H campus Monday night before a fairly good crowd. The Hawks would pull out to a quick lead and never look back on their way to a [...]

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Maine at Hartford Volleyball in an America East Contest

Posted on November 8, 2008 by dfpsports

WEST HARTFORD, CT (November 7, 2008)- The Maine Black Bears came down to West Hartford to take on the Hawks Friday night. Maine was looking to improve it’s standing in the America East and the Hawks were searching for an elusive conference win.

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Connecticut and Maine go five sets on a Saturday afternoon.

Posted on September 22, 2008 by dfpsports

by David F.P.  September 20, 2008
STORRS, CT-Two flagship New England state schools met at Connecticut’s Gampel Pavilion before a small but vocal crowd and this hard fought match would end up taking five sets to complete.

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