ORONO – The University of Maine’s hockey team came out on top in the Hockey East tournament, marking their first win in more than two decades. The Black Bears defeated the University of Connecticut 5-2 at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, securing their sixth tournament title in program history.
UMaine took a strong lead in the first period with goals from Lynden Breen and Josh Nadeau. Harrison Scott further extended their lead to 3-0 in the second period, solidifying their dominance on the ice.
This victory has solidified their spot in the NCAA tournament, with the team eagerly awaiting their seeding and regional location announcement on Sunday. This win also makes them the first team not from Massachusetts to win the Hockey East tournament since Maine’s victory in 2004.
The Black Bears now boast an all-time record of 60-48 in the Hockey East Tournament, with a championship game record of 6-9. This win has marked a significant achievement for the team and their loyal fans, showcasing their determination and skill on the ice.
The University of Maine hockey team has made a mark in the history of the sport with this long-awaited victory, and fans are eagerly anticipating their next game in the NCAA tournament.
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