Maine goalie Albin Boija has been named a semifinalist for the prestigious Mike Richter Award, recognizing the top goalie in NCAA Division I hockey. Boija, a sophomore, has been an outstanding performer this season, ranking second in the country with a 1.61 goals-against average and ninth with a .931 save percentage. With a record of 17-5-4, Boija is tied for fourth in wins and has also recorded four shutouts. His remarkable performance on the ice has earned him recognition as one of the top goalies in college hockey.
In other sports news, the Maine football team has added James O’Hagan to its coaching staff as the offensive line assistant coach and run game coordinator. O’Hagan brings a wealth of experience, having previously coached at Long Island, Florida Atlantic, and the University of Buffalo. In 2024, he served as the offensive line coach at Long Island, showcasing his expertise in coaching offensive line strategies. O’Hagan’s addition to the coaching staff is sure to bring a new level of expertise and leadership to the Maine football program.
Overall, Maine’s athletic programs continue to thrive with talented individuals like Albin Boija excelling in their respective sports. As the hockey season progresses and the football team prepares for the upcoming season, fans can look forward to seeing continued success and growth within the Maine athletic department.
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