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Black Bears Take East Division With Split in Maine

LEWISTON, ME– After a sweep at home, the Black Bears headed on the road to try and win the East Division against Maine. Knowing it wouldn’t come easy, the Black Bears used the momentum from their third period Friday into Saturday to split the weekend, but win the East Division Final three games to oneContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Take East Division With Split in Maine”

Black Bears Take First Two Games of Eastern Semis

ODENTON, MD– Heading into the franchise’s second playoff appearance, the Maryland Black Bears looked to get things started on home ice in a big way. Friday night proved that, but Saturday night was a little tougher. Regardless of the situation, the Black Bears shone through and swept both games in Maryland, looking to close outContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Take First Two Games of Eastern Semis”

Black Bears Sweep Rebels in Last Regular Season Road Trip

SEWELL, NJ– In their last road trip of the regular season, the Maryland Black Bears looked to stay perfect when traveling to Hollydell to take on the Rebels. It did take a little work, but the depth and perseverance of Maryland shone through with a sweep of the Rebels and going closer to the regularContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Sweep Rebels in Last Regular Season Road Trip”

Black Bears Dominate Johnstown in Three-Game Sweep

ODENTON, MD– In their final match-up against Johnstown in the regular season, the Maryland Black Bears looked to clinch a playoff spot with at least two wins on the weekend. Maryland got greedy and took at three games to sweep the weekend and clinched a berth into the Robertson Cup playoffs.  It also marked theContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Dominate Johnstown in Three-Game Sweep”

Black Bears Gain Hard Fought Split in New Jersey

MIDDLETOWN, NJ– A battle of the top-two teams in the east took place in Middletown, New Jersey. But for the Maryland Black Bears, it would be a bit of an uphill battle with William Hakansson, Branden Piku, Adam Schankula, Caleb Craven, and Magnus Gadowsky all down with illnesses. However, the depth for the Black BearsContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Gain Hard Fought Split in New Jersey”

Black Bears Split in Last Regular Season Trip to Northeast

ATTLEBORO, MA– Heading to Northeast for their final time this year, the Maryland Black Bears looked to avenge their first series in Attleboro, which they were swept. After a big night on Friday night, Saturday was a frustrating one; leading to a split weekend for the Black Bears.  File Photo: Jon Pitonzo/ FOHS Media FactionContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Split in Last Regular Season Trip to Northeast”

Black Bears Swept in Maine

LEWISTON, ME– In what could be a preview of the playoffs, the Black Bears went back up to Maine to take on the Nordiques. Another weekend between these two and two great games, but Maryland would only be able to pick up one of four points on the weekend, getting swept by Maine.  FIle Photo:ContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Swept in Maine”

Black Bears Kick Off 2023 With Sweep of Maine

ODENTON, MD– After three weeks off, the Maryland Black Bears took the ice to kick off 2023, hoping that there wasn’t too much rust on them heading into the new year. After a slowish start, the skill and depth of the Black Bears was on display, as they were able to take both games fromContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Kick Off 2023 With Sweep of Maine”

Black Bears Take Three of Four Points in Classic Weekend Against Maine

LEWISTON, ME– In their last series of the 2022 calendar year, the Maryland Black Bears made the trip up to Maine to take on the Nordiques for the first time this season. Two teams that historically have matched up very well put on another show this weekend, with both games going to extra time andContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Take Three of Four Points in Classic Weekend Against Maine”

Black Bears Can’t Manage Breaks, Drop Two to Northeast

ATTLEBORO, MA– In their first trip to the northern part of the eastern seaboard, the Black Bears were looking to get back into the win column. But in their first battle against the Generals, Maryland wasn’t able to get the breaks they needed to get a W; as they drop both games to Northeast, butContinueContinue reading “Black Bears Can’t Manage Breaks, Drop Two to Northeast”