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SCHEDULE/RESULTS TALE OF THE TAPE Date Opponent Time 7-20 / 3-10 AE record/conf. 13-13 / 6-7 AE 60.7 points per game 68.6 Oct. 27 HUSSON # W, 76-50 68.8 opponent points per game 65.9 Nov. 3 MCGILL # W, 70-63 -8.1 scoring margin +2.7 Nov. 6 MERRIMACK W, 84-64 40.2 field goal percentage 40.3 28.2 3-point field goal percentage 32.5 Nov. 10 at Harvard L, 46-67 70.9 free throw percentage 67.2 Nov. 16 at Portland L, 62-71 33.6 rebounds per game 42.1 Nov. 19 at #25 Washington L, 53-72 +0.1 REBOUND MARGIN +6.3 13.7 ASSISTS PER GAME 13.1 Nov. 24 MAINE MARITIME^ W, 90-50 15.3 TURNOVERS PER GAME 13.3 Nov. 27 at #7 Virginia L, 26-46 3.3 BLOCKS PER GAME 2.3 Dec. 1 at Connecticut L, 40-60 6.8 STEALS PER GAME 4.9 Dec. 4 at Northeastern L, 63-78 Dec. 7 at C. Conn. State W, 66-64 HOW TO FOLLOW MAINE PROJECTED STARTERS Dec. 11 DARTMOUTH L, 44-77 0 - F - ANDREW FLEMING Dec. 15 QUINNIPIAC L, 61-81 26 GP/ 26 GS, 14.5 PPG, 6.3 RPG, 2.7 APG, 48.2/30.8/68.1, 34.8 MPG Cross Insurance Center 2019 America East Preseason All-Conference Dec. 20 at UMass L, 53-74 Bangor, Maine Dec. 29 at Hawaii L, 51-91 Jan. 2 COLUMBIA W, 75-72 (OT) 3 - F - VILGOT LARSSON - Stockholm, Sweden 25 GP / 23 GS, 6.3 PPG, 3.4 RPG, 1.2 APG, 37.7/28.8/65.2, 25.4 MPG Jan. 5 STONY BROOK* L, 52-73 Jan. 8 at unh* L, 51-57 goblackbears.com Jan. 11 at UAlbany* L, 70-76 5 - F - NEDELJKO PRIJOVIC - Belgrade, Serbia Jan. 15 UMASS LOWELL* W, 104-98 (OT) @BlackbearsMbb 27 GP / 26 GS, 9.4 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 1.5 APG, 39.1/29.5/69.0, 30.1 MPG Jan. 19 BINGHAMTON* W, 86-63 Jan. 22 VERMONT* L, 57-59 Jan. 25 at UMBC* L, 53-63 10 - F - STEPH INGO - Mississauga, Ontario Feb. 1 HARTFORD*^^ L, 49-55 26 GP / 9 GS, 4.0 PPG, 4.3 RPG, 42.6/27.6/68.2, 17.0 MPG Feb. 5 at Vermont* L, 52-77 FEB. 8 AT BINGHAMTON* W, 82-75 25 - G - SERGIO EL DARWICH - Dekwaneh, Lebanon Feb. 12 at UMass Lowell* L, 63-71 21 GP / 20 GS, 14.7 PPG, 5.1 RPG, 4.0 APG, 41.9/32.3/83.3, 33.1 MPG Feb. 16 UALBANY* L, 60-66 Feb. 22 at Stony Brook* L, 46-54 Feb. 26 NEW HAMPSHIRE* 7:00 PM Feb. 29 UMBC* 1:00 PM the maine line Mar. 3 at Hartford* 7:00 PM # - Exhibition HOME COURT ADVANTAGE RETURNS ^ - Played at the Portland Expo ^^ - Played at Memorial Gymnasium, Orono Campus Maine returns to the Cross Insurance Arena for their last two home con- * - America East Game All home games are played at Cross Insurance Center tests of the 2019-20 season. With just the pair remaining, Maine sits at a unless otherwise noted 5-6 record at home, within striking distance of their first winning record at home since the 2012-13 season where the Black Bears went 10-4 at @BlackBearsmBB | #BLACKBEARNATION home in a 13-19 overall season. They’ll have to run through New Hamp- shire and UMBC to get there, as the overall goal of making the playoffs remains in focus for Maine. #BlackBearNation 1 2019-20 MAINE BLACK BEARS MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown / Previous School 0 Andrew Fleming Sr. F 6-7 Norway, Maine / Oxford Hills 1 Mykhailo Yagodin R.So. G 6-5 Odessa, Ukraine / South Plains College 2 Ja’Shonte Wright-McLeish Fr. G 6-4 Montreal, Canada / Collége Jean-Brébeuf 3 Vilgot Larsson Jr. F 6-8 Stockholm, Sweden / Korrespondengymnasiet 4 Ata Turgut Fr. F 6-9 Ankara, Turkey / Ted Ankara Kolejliler 5 Nedeljko Prijovic R.Jr. F 6-8 Belgrade, Serbia / Texas State / Lee Academy 10 Stephane Ingo R.Fr. F 6-9 Mississauga, Canada / Second. Catholique Sainte-Famille 12 Veljko Radakovic Fr. F 6-9 Novi Sad, Serbia / Lee Academy 13 Miks Antoms Jr. F 6-8 Riga, Latvia / Archbishop Carroll 15 Taylor Schildroth Fr. G 6-0 Blue Hill, Maine / George Stevens Academy 21 Precious Okoh Fr. G 6-1 Brockton, Mass. / Bradford Christian Acad. 22 Solomon Iluyomade R.So. F 6-7 London, Eng. / City of London Acad. 25 Sergio El Darwich Sr. G 6-4 Dekwaneh, Lebanon / W. Texas Col. / Lee Acad. 44 Peter Stumer Fr. G 6-6 Sodertalje, Sweden / Alviks Basketbollklubb

Head Coach: Richard Barron (Kenyon College ‘91), Second Season Assistant Coaches: Edniesha Curry, Kevin Reed, Igor Vrzina Director of Operations and Sports Performance: Matt Marshall

pronunciation guide LAST TIME OUT

#1 – Mee-hi-low Ya-go-din Maine gave the Stony Brook Seawolves a run for their money on Saturday night, taking the second-seeded Seawolves to the wire on Long Island typically goes by “Misha” - (Me-shah) before the hosts clamped down and held Maine scoreless for the final 4:34 #2 – Jah-Shawn-Tay of this one to secure the 54-46 victory. #3 – Vill – got

#5 – Ned-yel-coe Pree-yo-vich The Black Bears maintained the lead all the way down to the 2:15 mark #11 – Ah-gah Kiz-il-kaya of the second half, but would miss eight shots over the final 4:34 to allow #12 – Vel-coe Stony Brook to run out a 10-0 run to the finish line and the 54-46 victo- #13 – Miks (rhymes with flicks) ry.

#15 – Shill-d-roth

#21 – Oh-coe Sergio El Darwich led all scorers with 18 points, alongside five rebounds and a pair of assists. Nedeljko Prijovic tied a season-high with 12 boards #22 – Il-yo-mah-day on the night, and Stephane Ingo joined him with 12 of his own, a ca- #25 – El Dar (rhymes with far)- vitch reer-high for the redshirt freshman. #44 – Steam-mur

Edniesha – Ed-nee-sha Maine won the rebounding battle 42-35, including an 11-6 advantage Igor Vrzina – Ee-gore Vriz-nah (rhymes with frizz) on the offensive glass. Another night with lopsided foul line appearances plagued the Black Bears, as they went 5-6 from the charity stripe while Stony Brook posted a 16-20 night. With the win, Stony Brook runs their win streak over Maine up to 20 straight games.

#BlackBearNation 2 series history last 10 quick facts 1/8/20...... L, @UNH, 51-57 Overall...... 120-73 3/4/19...... L, @UNH, 60-53 General Information Streak...... L, 2 2/3/19...... W, @Maine, 62-53 School...... The University of Maine Last 5 meetings...... 2-3 2/8/18...... L, @UNH, 71-56 1/24/18...... W, @Maine, 69-68 Location...... Orono, Maine 04469 First Meeting...... 1904-05, Maine W, 21-3 2/15/17...... L, @UNH, 64-51 Last Meeting...... Jauary 8, 2020, UNH W, 57-51 1/19/17...... L, @Maine, 74-63 Founded...... 1865 2/8/16...... L, @UNH, 88-75 Last Maine Win...... February 3, 2019, 62-53 1/18/16...... L, @Maine, 99-91 Enrollment ��11,168 1/28/15...... L, @Maine, 63-58 Nickname...... Black Bears Colors...... Blue (PMS 289 and 292) & White MAINE LEADERS Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Andrew Fleming, who has registered double-digit scoring totals in 19 of Conference...... America East his 26 appearances, guides the Black Bears, ranking tenth in the Amer- Facility ��Cross Insurance Center (5,800) ica East with 14.5 points per game to go along with a team-high 6.3 President...... Joan Ferrini-Mundy rebounds. Sergio El Darwich joins Fleming in double-figures, adding a Director of Athletics ��Ken Ralph team-high 14.7 points (ninth in AE) and 5.1 rebounds, and sits fourth Athletic Dept. Telephone ��(207) 581-1052 in the conference with 4.0 assists a game and second in the America Deputy Director of Athletics...... Brian Faison East with 1.8 steals a game. Steph Ingo ranks fourth in the conference Senior AD - External Ops...... Tyson McHatten with 1.2 blocks a game. Senior AD - Development �� Seth Woodcock Asst. AD for Finance �� Matt Curtis A LOOK AT THE WILDCATS Director of Compliance...... Samantha Hegmann The last meeting between these two came back in January, as the Wild- History cats held off a late Maine rally to notch a 57-51 victory. A 15-4 run First Year of Men’s Basketball...... 1904–05 between the 12:41 and 6:04 mark of the second half brought the Black Program Record �� 962-1,162 (.453) 100th Season Bears all the way back to within three of the Wildcats after being down NCAA Tournaments...... None by as many as 14. UNH got their defensive act together in the final Last Post-Season Game...... March 9, 2019 two minutes, however, holding Maine to just three points while scoring America East Tournament...... Quarterfinals seven of their own to lock up the 57-51 victory. Result...... Vermont 73, Maine 57 At this point, the Wildcats rank first in the nation in defensive re- Athletic Communications bounds per game (30.27) and third in total rebounds per game (42.08). Asst. Direct. of Ath. Comms...... Tyler Neville The effort is led by three athletes who rank in the top-ten of the confer- Office Phone...... 207.581.4849 ence in rebounding, Sean Sutherlin (9.1, first), Nick Guadarrama (7.4, E-Mail...... [email protected] third), and Jayden Martinez (6.5, ninth). Web Site ...... www.GoBlackBears.com Twitter and Instagram...... @BlackBearsMBB Offensively, no one player dominates the UNH attack. Four different players average double-digit scoring totals, led by Guadarrama at 13.0. Mailing Address: Sean Sutherlin is a double-double threat every night, averaging 12.5 University of Maine points and 9.1 rebounds a game, and ranks second in the conference Athletic Media Relations and 60th in the nation with nine already. 5747 Memorial Gym Orono, ME 04469-5747

#BlackBearNation 3 MOVE THE BALL Maine currently ranks first in the America East and seventh in the nation in assist to field goal percentage, registering an assist on 62.3% of their field goal makes this year. The next closest America East team is Albany, who sits at 56th overall with an assist on 56.8% of their field goals.

LIVING UP TO THE HYPE After being the first Black bear since 2012 to be named Preseason All-Conference in the America East, Andrew Fleming delivered the first chance he got, dominating the opener against Merrimack with 37 points, 10 rebounds, five assists, and two blocks in Maine’s 84-64 victory, playing all 40 minutes end-to-end. The 37 points were just one shy of his career-high, and he did it on a 66.6% mark from the field while going 13-15 from the free-throw line.

RARE AIR If all that wasn’t enough, Fleming also made history on opening night by becoming the 31st member of the Maine basketball 1,000 career points club. He’s the first since Aaron Calixte, who achieved the feat during the 2017-18 season, and just the second since the 2011 season. He joins current assistant coach Kevin Reed in the club, who’s fourth all-time in program history with 1,601 career points. In his career, Fleming also has eclipsed 600 total rebounds, just the 30th Black Bear to accomplish that feat.

CAREER POINTS, MAINE MEN’S BASKETBALL HISTORY Name Gms Points 1. Rufus Harris, 1976–80 103 2,206 2. Bob Warner, 1972–76 96 1,758 3. Gerald McLemore, 2008-12 116 1,657 4. Kevin Reed, 2002-2005 119 1,601 5. Francois Bouchard, 1989–94 114 1,541 6. Casey Arena, 1992–96 110 1,531 7. Roger Lapham, 1975–79 100 1,523 8. Jim Stephenson, 1966–69 67 1,518 9. Andrew Fleming, 2016- 112 1,366 10. Skip Chappelle, 1959–62 66 1,352 11. Jeff Cross, 1980–84 100 1,337 12. Matt Rossignol, 1985–89 111 1,297 13. Peter Gavett, 1970–73 72 1,294 14. Allen Ledbetter, 1995–99 113 1,258 15. Jim Boylen, 1983–87 103 1,244 \

INGO AIR CONTROL Redshirt freshman Stephane Ingo put up five blocks on December 1st against UConn, not only a career-high for the young Canadian, but the first time a Black Bear has reached five blocks in a single game since Mike Allison accomplished the feat on January 30th of 2013 against UNH. #BlackBearNation 4 A TOP TEN MAN Andrew Fleming drew up from way beyond the three-point line and sank the shot with a defender draped over him to giving Maine a 75-72 overtime victory over Columbia University last Thursday evening at the Cross Insurance Center, and the play was given the #3 spot on that evening’s edition of Sports Center’s top-ten plays countdown. This is Flem- ing’s second appearance on ESPN, joining his historic performance in January of last year where he tied an America East record with 18 field goals made against UMass Lowell.

INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR Maine features one of the youngest rosters in the America East this season with seven freshmen on their bench this year. Of those seven, six different nations are represented, as Maine features players from Canada, Denmark, Sweden, Serbia, Turkey, and the United States. Overall, Maine has representatives from ten different countries, with Lebanon, Latvia, Ukraine, and England being represented as well.

TRAILBLAZING CURRY - NEW YORK TIMES Assistant Coach Edniesha Curry is the only full-time female coaching men’s basketball in NCAA Division I. Across all of Division I men’s sports, only 4% of coaches are female. Even in just women’s sports, only 42% of coaches are female. Coach Curry, along with Head Coach Carol Hutchins of Michigan University softball and Meredith Flaherty a 4th year PhD candidate at the University of Florida Department of Sport Management, discussed the issue with the New York Times in an interview available here; https://nyti.ms/36b4URH

PLAYER OF THE WEEK (x2) After leading Maine to a 2-0 week in America East conference play, Sergio El Darwich was awarded both Col- legeSportsMadness.com National Mid-Major Player of the Week and the America East Player of the Week honors on January 20th thanks to his 31.0 points, 7.0 rebounds, and 9.5 assists per game averages for the week.

El Darwich started his week with a massive 36 point, 10 assist, nine rebound performance against UMass-Lowell in a thrilling 104-98 overtime victory on Wednesday night. He followed that up with a 26 point, nine assist, five rebound showing against Binghamton in Maine’s 86-63 victory on Sunday afternoon.

The senior co-captain posted a blistering 56.8% mark from the field, alongside 57.1% from three, and 92.3% from the free throw line over the week, and also added in five steals and committed just two turnovers in 81 total minutes.

Both games were attended by Sergio’s parents, who traveled from Lebanon to see their son play for the first time in over five years. The America East honor is the first for a Black Bear since Andrew Fleming on February 4th of last year.

#BlackBearNation 5 BUCKETS AND BOARDS AT AN ALL-TIME RATE Andrew Fleming has eclipsed both 1,200 career points and 650 career rebounds in his career, one of only seven players in Maine history to hit that level.

Name Career Points Career Rebounds Years Played Rufus Harris 2,206 806 1976-80 Bob Warner 1,758 1,304 1972-76 Kevin Reed 1,601 732 2002-05 Francois Bouchard 1,541 792 1989-94 Andrew Fleming 1,366 707 2016- Jeff Cross 1,337 894 1980-84 Allen Ledbetter 1,258 1,017 1995-99

#BlackBearNation 6 including a run to the Sweet 16 in 2008-09; in the two seasons Barron was with the Bears’ staff. richard barron Barron began his Division I head coaching career at Princeton as he spent six seasons at the helm of the Tigers’ program. After taking over the program fresh off a 2-25 season prior to his arrival, Barron guided the Tigers to an 11-16 record in his first HEAD COACH | 2nd SEASON season, making Princeton one of the most improved teams in the country that year. During his six years at Princeton, Barron managed the Tigers to an Ivy League title in 2005-06, setting a school record for overall wins (21-7) and conference wins (12-2). kenyon ‘91 Barron mentored five different players to All-Ivy League honors while at Princeton. Before his time at Princeton, Barron spent five seasons at the Richard Barron, the 22nd head coach of Maine men’s basketball enters his second sea- University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn, compiling a 77-48 son at the helm in 2019-20. record during his tenure. In his final season at the University of the South, Barron guided the squad to its first ever conference Barron previously served as a Special Assistant to the Director Athletics at UMaine since championship and a No. 8 national ranking in Division III. December 1, 2017. He was the head coach of the UMaine women’s basketball team from 2011 to 2017 before taking a medical leave of absence in January 2017. Prior to his time coaching the Sewanee women, Barron was the assistant men’s coach at Sewanee for four years. Barron came In 2018-19, Barron completed his 18th season as a head coach. The 2018-19 season was to the University of Maine with an 11-year head coaching career not Barron’s first coaching men. His first collegiate coaching position from 1991-95 was record of 152-139. an assistant coach for the University of the South-Sewanee men’s team. He took his first head coaching position the following season in 1996, taking the helm of the University Barron, who grew up in both Florida and Tennessee, graduated of the South-Sewanee women’s team, where he posted a 77-48 record. from Kenyon College with a B.S. in biology. He graduated cum laude after being named to the dean’s list all eight semesters. As head coach of the UMaine women’s team, he brought the program back to its Barron played both basketball and baseball while at Kenyon. winning ways, putting together a winning season in his third season in 2013-14. Barron put together back-to-back 20 win seasons in 2014-15 and 2015-16, and was named the Barron and his wife, Maureen, a former Princeton softball coach, America East Coach of the Year after the 2015 season. are the proud parents of twin daughters, Lane and Rae, and The Black Bears went to the postseason for three consecutive seasons after going 4-24 younger son, Billy. in 2013-14. In seven seasons at Maine, Barron compiled a record of 85-89, along with an overall head coaching record of 232-228. In the America East, Barron owns a record of 46-34 and two regular season championships (2014-15 and 2015-16). It was upward and onward in 2015-16 under Barron’s leadership as the Black Bears continued the climb to greatness. The team that had regained respect throughout the Northeast was now opening eyes on a national level as Maine earned a No. 14 ranking in the College Insider Mid-Major Top-25. Barron’s defensive philosophy proved to be one of the top in the country as Maine finished the season ranked as the No. 5 rated team in terms of scoring defense, limiting opponents to just 51.1 points per game. The Black Bears built off their defensive success as Barron guided Maine to its first back-to-back coaching experience 20+ win season since 2003-04, 2004-05.

The year would see Maine reach the America East Championship game and once again return to the WNIT after a 26 win campaign, one short of the school record. The Black Head Coaching Experience Bears went undefeated on their home court, moving their home win streak to 19-0. The home crowds continued to grow as Maine was top in the conference and second in New England, only to UConn, in attendance (2,008). University of Maine, 2018-present Barron’s mentoring throughout the 2014-15 season guided the Black Bears to their highest achievement of success in over 10 years as Maine reached the 20-win plateau University of Maine (Women), 2011-17 for the first time since 2004-05 and totaled its highest amount of wins (23) in 11 years. The success of 2014-15 brought Maine back into the national picture as it reached a #19 Princeton University (Women), 2001-07 ranking in the College Insider Mid-Major Top-25, returned to the WNIT for the first time since 2005 and captured the 2015 America East Regular Season Co-Championship. Sewanee (Women), 1996-2001 It took Barron just three year’s to return the Black Bears to the winning ways which they were so used to in year’s past. In his third season at the helm of the team, Barron led Maine to a 17-15 record, a 10-6 league record and its first postseason win since 1999; a 77-47 home drubbing of Bucknell in the opening round of the Women’s Basketball Invitational (WBI). Maine’s 17 wins was a +13 over the previous season; one of the top three turnarounds in the country in terms of win totals. Maine’s total wins (17) and Assistant Coaching Experience America East conference victories (10) were its most since the 2004-05 season. The Black Bears finished fourth in the league standings; their highest regular season finishing mark NC State (Women), 2009-11 since placing first in 2005.. Following the 2011-12 season, Coach Barron proved to Black Bear nation why he is Baylor University (Women), 2007-09 known for his fantastic recruiting. Coach Barron, along with his staff, introduced a nine-member 2012-13 signing class to the University of Maine, which received national attention as the class was ranked 36th best in the nation by Blue Star Basketball’s Na- Sewanee (Men), 1992-1996 tional Scouting director Chris Mennig. Barron came to the University of Maine women’s team after a two-year stint at North Carolina State where he served as an assistant coach under Kellie Harper. In Barron’s first year with the Wolfpack, the Tennessee native helped guide the team to the NCAA Tour- nament with a 20-14 record. A team that was predicted to finish ninth in the preseason, ended up finishing tied for fifth in the ACC standings while making it to the 2010 ACC Tournament Finals. Barron is well renowned for his fantastic recruiting as he spent two seasons at Baylor prior to his time at NC State as the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator with the Bears. During his time at Baylor, Barron was responsible for landing the consensus top-ranked player (Brittney Griner) and the top ranked recruiting class of 2009 while also assisting in coaching the Bears to the Big 12 Tournament Championship. Baylor compiled a 54-13 record to go along with two trips to the NCAA tournament, #BlackBearNation 7 KEVIN REED EDNIESHA CURRY ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH • Seccond Season • Second season • University of Oregon '02 • University of Maine '07

Edniesha Curry returns to Orono for her second season as an Kevin Reed enters his second season as an assistant coach assistant coach with Maine men’s basketball team in 2019- of the in 2019-20. 20. Curry is the only woman currently serving as a full-time assistant coach in NCAA Division I men’s basketball. On March 30, 2018, head coach Richard Barron announced that Kevin Reed has been hired on as an assistant coach of She previously served as a player development and assistant Maine men’s basketball. coach for the UMaine women’s basketball team from July 2015 to May 2017 under Coach Barron. Since leaving Reed, a 2007 UMaine graduate and the fourth leading UMaine, she worked with the NBA Assistant Coaches’ scorer in program history, returns to Orono after serving Program and worked with the Atlanta Classical Academy as as the AD and the head boy’s basketball coach at Bangor the Women’s Athletic Program Manager. Christian since 2010. With the NBA ACP, she gained experience working at the Reed, a former standout student-athlete at UMaine, ranks NBA Draft Combine and the NBA G League Showcase which fourth all-time in school history career points (1,601) and included player development and scouting duties. eight in career rebounds (732), and third in steals (225). He holds the Black Bear record for career games played Before coming to UMaine, Curry was the head basketball (119) and was honored by the America East all four of his coach across Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. Prior to that, she seasons as a Black Bear. was the head coach for the WCBA’s Shanxi Flames Women’s Profession Club in Taiyuan, China. After Reed’s successful career as a Black Bear, he played overseas for three seasons in both Belgium and Germany. After her professional basketball career, she was a He returned to the states in 2010, and took the helm of the marketing assistant with NBA and WNBA Global Basketball Bangor Christian boy’s basketball program the same year. with Adidas.

Reed graduated from UMaine in 2007 with a bachelor of A graduate of the University of Oregon in 2002, Curry was science degree in human development and family relations. drafted by the Charlotte Sting with the 41st overall pick in the WNBA draft. She played in the WNBA for the Phoenix Mercury and the Los Angeles Sparks along with teams overseas in Greece, Poland, Israel, and Hungary from 2002 to 2009.

Curry stared in her collegiate career at Cal State Northridge, becoming the school’s all-time leader in 3-pointers with 168. She led the Matadors in scoring for three-consecutive seasons, averaging 15.3 points per game as a junior for the Matadors. She transferred to Oregon in 2000, earning All- Pac 10 honorable mention as a senior. She led the Ducks to a WNIT Championship, averaging 9.8 points per game while dishing out a total of 104 assists.

Curry holds a bachelor science degree in sociology from the University of Oregon, and earned an MBA from American InterContinental University in 2006. #BlackBearNation 8 IGOR VRZINA MATT MARSHALL ASSISTANT COACH DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS & SPORTS PERFORMANCE • Second season • First season • Abilene Christian '07 • Appalachian State, CU-Colorado Springs

Igor Vrzina heads into his first season as an assistant coach Matt Marshall has been with the University of Maine Sports with Maine men’s basketball in 2018-19. Vrzina previously Performance staff since August 2016. In July of 2019 he served as the head boy’s basketball coach at Lee Academy was also hired on as the Director of Operations for Men's in Lee, Maine. Basketball where he is responsible for managing all of the teams travel accommodations. Coach Marshall works In four seasons at the helm of the Pandas, Vrzina put directly with Men’s Basketball and Women’s Soccer for all together an impressive record of 98-51. of their performance needs. During his time here he has also worked with Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Throws, Vrzina reunites with several of his former players in and Football. Miks Antoms, Sergio El Darwich, Nedeljko Prijovic, Ilija Stojiljkovic, and Lewis Wang who all attended Lee Academy Coach Marshall came to UMaine from the University of before coming to UMaine. Kansas where he assisted with Men’s Basketball, among other Olympic sports. Before coming to the Pine Tree State, he served as an assistant coach for BC Grifoni in Ukraine 2010 to 2011 and Prior to his stint at Kansas, he worked for the University of as an administrative assistant for the Illinois State University Colorado Colorado Springs where he was the first sports men’s basketball team from 2008 to 2010. performance coach designated by the school. During his time there he was responsible for the development of the He was a student-athlete at Hill College and the University Men’s Basketball and Women's Softball Programs. Marshall of Idaho before landing at Abilene Christian University. also had stints at Colorado College, Wake Forest University, He was team captain for the Wildcats in his lone season in and Front Range Weightlifting Club. Texas. Matt received his Masters in Sports Medicine from the Vrzina holds a bachelor of science degree from Abilene University of Colorado Colorado Springs, and a Bachelors Christian University in international studies. in Exercise Science from Appalachian State University, both with a concentration in strength and conditioning. Coach Marshall holds certifications through the NSCA & USAW as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), as well as a Level I Sports Performance Coach.

#BlackBearNation 9 ANDREW CAREER TOTALS Double-Doubles...... 12 FLEMING 10+ point games...... 39 FORWARD 20+ point games...... 9 10+ rebound games...... 15 SR | 6-7 | 222 SOUTH PARIS, MAINE | OXFORD HILLS 0

#BlackBearNation 10 MYKHAILO YAGODIN GUARD R.SO | 6-5 | 195 ODESSA, UKRAINE | SOUTH PLAINS COLLEGE 1

BEFORE MAINE: Spent his freshman season at South Plains College (JUCO), the NJCAA National Champions … Represented Ukraine at four FIBA European Championships in 2014 (U16), 2015 (U18), 2016 (U18) and 2017 (U20) … At the 2017 FIBA U20 European Championships, averaged 3.9 points and 2.7 rebounds per game in eight games …At the 2016 FIBA U18 European Championships, Yagodin posted 8.4 points per game, 3.2 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 1.2 steals in eight games … In Ukraine, Yagodin played for BC BIPA and BIPA-Dynamo in 2016-17, where he averaged 19 points, 3.4 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game. #BlackBearNation 11 JA'SHONTÉ WRIGHT-MCLEISH GUARD FR | 6-4 | 185 MONTREAL, CANADA | COLLÈGE JEAN-DE-BRÉBEUF 2

#BlackBearNation 12 VILGOT LARSSON FORWARD JR | 6-8 | 215 STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN | HILL COLLEGE 3

BEFORE MAINE: Spent his freshman season at Hill College (JUCO) in 2017-18 … Helped the Rebels to a 21-9 record, starting in 26 games … Averaged 6.5 points, 4.1 rebounds, and 1.5 assists … Made 47.2 percent of field goal attempts … Registered double-figures in scoring in five contests … Represented Sweden at four FIBA European Championships in 2017 (U20 Division A), 2016 (U18 Division A), 2015 (U18 Division B) and 2014 (U16 Division B) … In seven games at the 2017 U20 Division ‘A’ Championships, Larsson averaged 5.9 points and 3.7 rebounds. In Sweden’s final game against Montenegro, he registered 10 points (2-3 3PT, 4-4 FT) and six rebounds in a team-high 31 minutes of work. Came to Hill College from Korrespondensgymnasiet. #BlackBearNation 13 ATA TURGUT FORWARD FR | 6-9 | 220 ANKARA, TURKEY | TED ANKARA KOLEJLILER 4

BEFORE MAINE: Turgut, a native of Ankara, Turkey attended and played for Ted Ankara Kolejliler of the Basketbol Gençler Ligi since 2014. In 2018-19, Turgut averaged 7.3 points per game, while bringing down 4.3 rebounds and distributing 1.03 assists per game in the U-19 league. He shot 48.7 percent from the floor, and has showed the ability to shoot from long distance, draining nearly 30 percent of his attempts from the 3-point line.

Last season, he posted double-figures in 11 contests for Ted Ankara, including a 22-point performance against Tarsus Amerikan, where Turgot shot 6-of-9 from the floor, including 4-of-6 from long range. He converted 6-of-8 attempts from the free throw line, while also collecting five rebounds.

#BlackBearNation 14 NEDELJKO PRIJOVIC FORWARD R.JR | 6-8 | 210 BELGRADE, SERBIA | TEXAS STATE | LEE ACADEMY 5

2018-19: Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules.

BEFORE MAINE: Spent the last two seasons at Texas State …Played under current UMaine assistant coach Igor #BlackBearNation 15 Vrzina at Lee Academy (Lee, Maine) in 2015-16 … Rated the third-best recruit out of the state of Maine by ESPN in 2016. STEPHANE INGO FORWARD R.FR | 6-9 | 200 MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO | GOULD ACADEMY (MAINE) 10

BEFORE MAINE: Spent a postgraduate year at Gould Academy (Bethel, Maine) in 2017-18 … Averaged 10 points, 10 rebounds, and 3.0 blocks, while shooting 50 percent from the field … Named Class AA All-NEPSAC Honorable Mention … At École Secondaire Catholique Sainte-Famille, earned academic honors and was selected to the Region of Peel Secondary School Athletic Association All-Star Game. #BlackBearNation 16 VELJKO RADAKOVIC FORWARD FR | 6-9 | 210 NOVI SAD, SERBIA | LEE ACADEMY 12

BEFORE MAINE: Radakovic, a forward from Novi Sad, Serbia follows the footsteps of several current Black Bears that have made their way from Lee Academy to Orono. As a member of KK Crvena Zvezda MTS U19 last season, Radakovic scored 5.7 points per game, while shooting 44.9 percent from the field in 18 games played. Off the glass, Radakovic provided 2.5 boards per game. He helped the squad to a 20-2 record. He also played in the U19 ABA League and U18 ANGT.

BARRON ON RADAKOVIC: "Veljko is a long skilled big man who fits well with our style of play. He can stretch the floor with his shooting and passing, has excellent footwork and passing skills in the post, and has played at a very high level in Serbia, one of Europe's top basketball nations." #BlackBearNation 17 MIKS ANTOMS FORWARD JR | 6-8 | 245 RIGA, LATVIA | LEE ACADEMY (MAINE) 13

BEFORE MAINE: Attended Archbishop Carroll before playing for Lee Academy in Lee, Maine ... Competed for his home country (Latvia) during the U16 European Championships, leading the team to a Latvian Club Championship in 2015 ... Following his national team competition, led Carroll to the Philadelphia Catholic League semifinals before averaging 18.1 points and 8.4 rebounds during he prep time at Lee Academy. #BlackBearNation 18 TAYLOR SCHILDROTH GUARD FR | 6-0 | 175 BLUE HILL, MAINE | GEORGE STEVENS ACADEMY 15

BEFORE MAINE: Schildroth, a three-time Bangor Daily News All-Maine guard, helped lead George Stevens Academy to three Class C titles. The powerhouse Eagles went 64-2 in his tenure, graduating in 2018. In his senior season, Schildroth averaged 21 points, five rebounds and seven assists per game, as he was named a finalist for both Mr. Maine Basketball and Maine Gatorade Player of the Year. Against Lee Academy on January 6, 2017, Schildroth dropped a GSA record 61 points. He shot 20-of-36 shooting from the field, while going 12-of-21 from beyond the arc. The performance is believed to be ranked the sixth-best scoring performance in state history, and the most points by a Mainer this century.

#BlackBearNation 19 PRECIOUS OKOH GUARD FR | 6-1 | 185 BROCKTON, MASS. | BRADFORD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 21

#BlackBearNation 20 SOLOMON ILUYOMADE FORWARD R.SO | 6-7 | 225 LONDON, ENGLAND | LARAMIE COUNTY CC 22

SOPHOMORE (2018-2019): Saw action in one game for the Black Bears ... Played ten minutes against Denver (11/6), getting three rebounds ... Missed rest of season due to injury.

BEFORE MAINE: Spent his freshman season at Laramie County Community College in 2017-18 … Appeared in 28 games, making 12 starts, while averaging 6.3 points and a team-high 6.0 rebounds … Shot 47.8 percent from the floor, posting three double-doubles ... Recorded a season-high 16 points (7-11 FG), along with collecting 11 assists … Put together a 14-point, 16-rebound performance against Southern Idaho … Attended City of London Academy before heading to Laramie County. #BlackBearNation 21 CAREER TOTALS Double-Doubles...... 1 SERGIO 10+ point games...... 32 20+ point games...... 7 EL DARWICH 10+ assists games...... 2 GUARD SR | 6-4 | 205 DEKWANEH, LEBANON | LEE ACADEMY 25

BEFORE MAINE: Spent 2016-17 at South Dakota State before transferring to Western Texas College (JUCO) for the 2017-18 season … Averaged 7.5 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 3.3 assists in 17 games in 2017-18 for the Westerners … Shot 51.0 percent from the field and 41.7 percent from 3-point range in 17-18 … Reached double-figures in scoring in six contests … Started eight games for the Jackrabbits in 2016-17, averaging 2.6 points 3.0 rebounds, and 2.6 assists … Tallied seven points, seven rebounds, and eight assists against Minnesota Crookston … Played under current UMaine assistant coach Igor Vrzina at Lee Academy (Lee, Maine) in 2015-16 … Rated the second-best recruit out of the state of Maine by ESPN in 2016. #BlackBearNation 22 PETER STUMER GUARD FR | 6-6 | 185 SÖDERTÄLJE, SWEDEN | ALVIKS BASKETBOLLKLUBB 44

BEFORE MAINE: Stümer, a native of Södertälje, Sweden joins the Black Bears after representing Sweden several times at FIBA European Championships. In the summer of 2018, Stümer joined Vilgot Larsson on Team Sweden in the U20 European Championships in Chemnitz, Germany. Stümer averaged 3.1 points per game, 1.9 rebounds, along with an assist and a steal per game in seven total contests. #BlackBearNation 23 MAINE BLACK BEARS

MIKS SERGIO ANDREW SOLOMON STEPHANE 13 ANTOMS 25 EL DARWICH 0 FLEMING 22 ILUYOMADE 10 INGO

VILGOT PRECIOUS NEDELJKO VELJKO 3 LARSSON 21 OKOH 5 PRIJOVIC 12 RADAKOVIC

TAYLOR PETER ATA JA’SHONTE MYKHAILO 15 SCHILDROTH 44 STUMER 4 TURGUT 2 WRIGHT-MCLEISH 1 YAGODIN

#BlackBearNation 24 2019-20 Maine Men's Basketball Page 1/1 Overall Team Statistics as of Feb 25, 2020 All games

Team Statistics MAINE OPP Scoring 1639 1858 Points per game 60.7 68.8 Scoring margin -8.1 - Field goals-att 590-1468 632-1468 Field goal pct .402 .431 3 point fg-att 179-635 212-655 3-point FG pct .282 .324 3-pt FG made per game 6.6 7.9 Free throws-att 280-395 382-501 Free throw pct .709 .762 F-Throws made per game 10.4 14.1 Rebounds 907 905 Rebounds per game 33.6 33.5 Rebounding margin +0.1 - Assists 371 338 Assists per game 13.7 12.5 Turnovers 412 338 Turnovers per game 15.3 12.5 Turnover margin -2.7 - Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 1.0 Steals 183 205 Steals per game 6.8 7.6 Blocks 89 66 Blocks per game 3.3 2.4 Winning streak 0 - Home win streak 0 - Attendance 8957 53228 Home games-Avg/Game 10-896 16-3327 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 1-1440

Score by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT TOT Maine 797 814 28 1639 Opponents 882 957 19 1858

#BlackBearNation 25 2019-20 Maine Men's Basketball Page 1/1 Season Box Score as of Feb 25, 2020 All games

Game Records Record Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES 7-20 4-6 2-14 1-0 CONFERENCE 3-10 2-4 1-6 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 4-10 2-2 1-8 1-0

Team Box Score Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds No. Player GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF TOT AVG PF DQ A TO BLK STL PTS AVG 25 EL DARWICH, Sergio 21-20 694:41 33.1 108-258 .419 32-99 .323 60-72 .833 17 91 108 5.1 46 1 84 65 6 37 308 14.7 00 FLEMING, Andrew 26-26 904:39 34.8 145-301 .482 24-78 .308 64-94 .681 41 124 165 6.3 63 1 70 68 21 38 378 14.5 5 PRIJOVIC, Nedeljko 27-26 809:51 30.0 95-243 .391 43-146 .295 20-29 .690 32 114 146 5.4 43 0 40 52 17 26 253 9.4 03 LARSSON, Vilgot 25-23 639:10 25.6 55-146 .377 17-59 .288 30-46 .652 31 54 85 3.4 60 1 31 42 3 14 157 6.3 1 YAGODIN, Mykhailo 23-8 338:32 14.7 35-88 .398 21-65 .323 13-18 .722 10 25 35 1.5 27 0 24 17 2 7 104 4.5 10 INGO, Stephane 26-9 438:07 16.9 40-94 .426 8-29 .276 15-22 .682 41 70 111 4.3 56 2 19 27 32 9 103 4.0 21 OKOH, Precious 26-4 403:38 15.5 31-101 .307 10-51 .196 20-25 .800 10 20 30 1.2 44 3 17 38 0 5 92 3.5 44 STUMER, Peter 23-7 337:33 14.7 22-63 .349 13-47 .277 18-25 .720 5 37 42 1.8 39 0 17 27 1 7 75 3.3 2 WRIGHT-MCLEISH, Ja'Shonte 26-4 353:41 13.6 25-73 .342 6-37 .162 11-22 .500 10 26 36 1.4 44 1 19 5 0 21 67 2.6 13 ANTOMS, Miks 24-7 324:22 13.5 21-54 .389 0-2 .000 16-26 .615 28 41 69 2.9 31 0 37 30 7 10 58 2.4 22 ILUYOMADE, Solomon 11-0 79:29 7.2 6-20 .300 1-6 .167 10-10 1.000 4 9 13 1.2 20 0 4 7 0 2 23 2.1 12 RADAKOVIC, Veljko 7-0 39:45 5.7 3-9 .333 1-1 1.000 3-6 .500 1 1 2 0.3 8 0 3 5 0 1 10 1.4 11 KIZILKAYA, Agah 6-1 45:24 7.6 3-9 .333 2-7 .286 0-0 .000 1 2 3 0.5 1 0 4 5 0 3 8 1.3 15 SCHILDROTH, Taylor 11-0 41:08 3.7 1-9 .111 1-8 .125 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 2 4 0 3 3 0.3 Team 27 34 61 20 Total 27 5450 590-1468 .402 179-635 .282 280-395 .709 258 649 907 33.6 483 9 371 412 89 183 1639 60.7 Opponents 27 5449 632-1468 .431 212-655 .324 382-501 .762 245 660 905 33.5 422 4 338 338 66 205 1858 68.8

Score by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT TOT Maine 797 814 28 1639 Opponents 882 957 19 1858

2019-20 Maine Men's Basketball Page 1/1 Team Game-by-Game as of Feb 25, 2020 All games

Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score FG-FGA PCT 3FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT OFF DEF TOT AVG PF A TO BLK STL PTS AVG Merrimack 11/06/2019 84-64 W 28-50 .560 6-18 .333 22-27 .815 11 28 39 39.0 15 21 13 6 4 84 84.0 at Harvard 11/10/2019 46-67 L 17-50 .340 4-15 .267 8-13 .615 10 20 30 34.5 17 9 16 1 8 46 65.0 at Portland 11/16/2019 62-71 L 25-56 .446 5-17 .294 7-14 .500 8 20 28 32.3 17 14 12 2 6 62 64.0 at Washington 11/19/2019 53-72 L 21-51 .412 9-27 .333 2-4 .500 6 29 35 33.0 17 18 20 2 2 53 61.3 vs Maine Maritime 11/24/2019 90-50 W 36-68 .529 8-29 .276 10-15 .667 14 34 48 36.0 13 26 12 6 14 90 67.0 at Virginia 11/27/2019 26-46 L 8-43 .186 5-26 .192 5-5 1.000 11 21 32 35.3 13 7 21 2 5 26 60.2 at UConn 12/01/2019 40-64 L 14-40 .350 4-16 .250 8-11 .727 5 29 34 35.1 14 11 28 9 5 40 57.3 at Northeastern 12/04/2019 63-78 L 23-47 .489 7-22 .318 10-14 .714 9 17 26 34.0 17 16 16 3 3 63 58.0 at Central Conn. St. 12/07/2019 66-64 W 24-53 .453 10-29 .345 8-16 .500 9 27 36 34.2 20 17 15 3 5 66 58.9 Dartmouth 12/11/2019 44-77 L 17-49 .347 5-18 .278 5-10 .500 9 20 29 33.7 16 14 14 2 2 44 57.4 Quinnipiac 12/15/2019 61-81 L 23-57 .404 5-18 .278 10-13 .769 7 22 29 33.3 17 13 13 2 10 61 57.7 at Massachusetts 12/20/2019 53-74 L 19-48 .396 4-16 .250 11-18 .611 8 27 35 33.4 11 12 21 4 11 53 57.3 at Hawaii 12/29/2019 51-91 L 20-55 .364 6-22 .273 5-5 1.000 6 16 22 32.5 23 9 12 1 5 51 56.8 Columbia 01/02/2020 75-72 Wot 28-67 .418 6-30 .200 13-21 .619 9 28 37 32.9 23 13 11 4 8 75 58.1 Stony Brook 01/05/2020 52-73 L 19-54 .352 5-24 .208 9-12 .750 12 22 34 32.9 15 13 22 2 5 52 57.7 at New Hampshire 01/08/2020 51-57 L 16-56 .286 7-30 .233 12-19 .632 8 21 29 32.7 14 7 11 2 9 51 57.3 at Albany (NY) 01/11/2020 70-76 L 23-59 .390 12-36 .333 12-18 .667 11 22 33 32.7 35 15 17 4 4 70 58.1 UMass Lowell 01/15/2020 104-98 Wot 34-65 .523 11-25 .440 25-33 .758 10 25 35 32.8 25 22 13 3 7 104 60.6 Binghamton 01/19/2020 86-63 W 34-64 .531 10-25 .400 8-10 .800 15 28 43 33.4 15 24 10 3 8 86 61.9 Vermont 01/22/2020 57-59 L 18-46 .391 6-23 .261 15-16 .938 7 18 25 33.0 18 11 16 1 9 57 61.7 at UMBC 01/25/2020 53-63 L 17-53 .321 7-28 .250 12-16 .750 12 20 32 32.9 19 9 10 3 8 53 61.3 Hartford 02/01/2020 49-55 L 18-58 .310 4-24 .167 9-14 .643 14 29 43 33.4 16 7 15 6 7 49 60.7 at Vermont 02/05/2020 52-77 L 17-46 .370 5-19 .263 13-15 .867 3 26 29 33.2 21 9 15 2 3 52 60.3 at Binghamton 02/08/2020 82-75 W 30-51 .588 9-22 .409 13-21 .619 6 29 35 33.3 16 19 16 8 10 82 61.3 at UMass Lowell 02/12/2020 63-71 L 22-59 .373 4-19 .211 15-17 .882 13 19 32 33.2 24 9 14 1 8 63 61.3 Albany (NY) 02/16/2020 60-66 L 22-63 .349 8-30 .267 8-12 .667 14 21 35 33.3 13 14 12 4 11 60 61.3 at Stony Brook 02/22/2020 46-54 L 17-60 .283 7-27 .259 5-6 .833 11 31 42 33.6 19 12 17 3 6 46 60.7 Total 1639 590-1468 .402 179-635 .282 280-395 .709 258 649 907 33.6 483 371 412 89 183 1639 60.7 Opponents 1858 632-1468 .431 212-655 .324 382-501 .762 245 660 905 33.5 422 338 338 66 205 1858 68.8

Maine Averages Games Points/ 3FG Rebounds/ Assists/ Turnovers/ Assist/Turnover Steals/ Blocks/ FG Pct FT Pct Played game Pct game game game ratio game game 27 60.7 40.2 28.2 70.9 33.6 13.7 15.3 0.9 6.8 3.3 #BlackBearNation 26 #BlackBearNation 27 #BlackBearNation 28 2019-20 Maine Men's Basketball Page 1/1 Extended Season Box Score as of Feb 25, 2020 All games

Game Records Record Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES 7-20 4-6 2-14 1-0 CONFERENCE 3-10 2-4 1-6 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 4-10 2-2 1-8 1-0

Team Box Score Extended Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds No. Player GP-GS MIN AVG FG-FGA FG% 3FG-FGA 3FG% FT-FTA FT% OFF DEF TOT AVG PF DQ A A/G TO TO/G A/TO BLK BLK/G STL STL/G PTS AVG 25 EL DARWICH, Sergio 21-20 694:41 33.1 108-258 .419 32-99 .323 60-72 .833 17 91 108 5.1 46 1 84 4.00 65 3.10 1.29 6 0.29 37 1.76 308 14.7 00 FLEMING, Andrew 26-26 904:39 34.8 145-301 .482 24-78 .308 64-94 .681 41 124 165 6.3 63 1 70 2.69 68 2.62 1.03 21 0.81 38 1.46 378 14.5 5 PRIJOVIC, Nedeljko 27-26 809:51 30.0 95-243 .391 43-146 .295 20-29 .690 32 114 146 5.4 43 0 40 1.48 52 1.93 0.77 17 0.63 26 0.96 253 9.4 03 LARSSON, Vilgot 25-23 639:10 25.6 55-146 .377 17-59 .288 30-46 .652 31 54 85 3.4 60 1 31 1.24 42 1.68 0.74 3 0.12 14 0.56 157 6.3 1 YAGODIN, Mykhailo 23-8 338:32 14.7 35-88 .398 21-65 .323 13-18 .722 10 25 35 1.5 27 0 24 1.04 17 0.74 1.41 2 0.09 7 0.30 104 4.5 10 INGO, Stephane 26-9 438:07 16.9 40-94 .426 8-29 .276 15-22 .682 41 70 111 4.3 56 2 19 0.73 27 1.04 0.70 32 1.23 9 0.35 103 4.0 21 OKOH, Precious 26-4 403:38 15.5 31-101 .307 10-51 .196 20-25 .800 10 20 30 1.2 44 3 17 0.65 38 1.46 0.45 0 0.00 5 0.19 92 3.5 44 STUMER, Peter 23-7 337:33 14.7 22-63 .349 13-47 .277 18-25 .720 5 37 42 1.8 39 0 17 0.74 27 1.17 0.63 1 0.04 7 0.30 75 3.3 2 WRIGHT-MCLEISH, Ja'Shonte 26-4 353:41 13.6 25-73 .342 6-37 .162 11-22 .500 10 26 36 1.4 44 1 19 0.73 5 0.19 3.80 0 0.00 21 0.81 67 2.6 13 ANTOMS, Miks 24-7 324:22 13.5 21-54 .389 0-2 .000 16-26 .615 28 41 69 2.9 31 0 37 1.54 30 1.25 1.23 7 0.29 10 0.42 58 2.4 22 ILUYOMADE, Solomon 11-0 79:29 7.2 6-20 .300 1-6 .167 10-10 1.000 4 9 13 1.2 20 0 4 0.36 7 0.64 0.57 0 0.00 2 0.18 23 2.1 12 RADAKOVIC, Veljko 7-0 39:45 5.7 3-9 .333 1-1 1.000 3-6 .500 1 1 2 0.3 8 0 3 0.43 5 0.71 0.60 0 0.00 1 0.14 10 1.4 11 KIZILKAYA, Agah 6-1 45:24 7.6 3-9 .333 2-7 .286 0-0 .000 1 2 3 0.5 1 0 4 0.67 5 0.83 0.80 0 0.00 3 0.50 8 1.3 15 SCHILDROTH, Taylor 11-0 41:08 3.7 1-9 .111 1-8 .125 0-0 .000 0 1 1 0.1 1 0 2 0.18 4 0.36 0.50 0 0.00 3 0.27 3 0.3 Total 27 5450 590-1468 .402 179-635 .282 280-395 .709 258 649 907 33.6 483 9 371 13.74 412 15.26 0.90 89 3.30 183 6.78 1639 60.7 Opponents 27 5449 632-1468 .431 212-655 .324 382-501 .762 245 660 905 33.5 422 4 338 12.52 338 12.52 1.00 66 2.44 205 7.59 1858 68.8

Score by Periods Team 1st 2nd OT TOT Maine 797 814 28 1639 Opponents 882 957 19 1858

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