The University of Maine women’s basketball team will wrap up its three-game road stretch on Saturday with a game against Vermont at 4 p.m. The Black Bears will be looking to sweep the season series against the Catamounts after a 45-39 victory earlier in the season. Maine has had success against Vermont in recent matchups, winning their last four games against them.
In conference play, the Black Bears lead the league in scoring and have been efficient with turnovers. Players like Caroline Bornemann and Caroline Dotsey have performed well, with Bornemann leading the league in rebounding during conference play. Despite a recent loss to UMBC, the Black Bears have shown strong performances, with Bornemann leading the team in scoring and rebounding.
Maine enters the matchup against Vermont coming off a five-game win streak but facing a two-game losing skid. They will look to bounce back with strong performances from players like Bornemann and Dotsey. Vermont, with a strong defense holding opponents to 54 points per game, will provide a tough challenge. Maine will be aiming to continue their dominance over Vermont, having won 14 of the last 16 meetings between the two teams.
The game will be streamed live on ESPN+ and can also be heard on the Black Bears Sports Network. Maine will be aiming to continue their success against Vermont and get back on track after recent losses.
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