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Maine Black Bears Dominate Fort Kent Bengals 104-66

Tuesday, December 30, 2025, 2:00 PM ET · Skip Chappelle Court in Memorial Gymnasium

Maine Black Bears 104, Maine Fort Kent Bengals 66, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Maine Fort Kent Bengals vs Maine Black Bears?

Maine Black Bears beat Maine Fort Kent Bengals 104-66 at Skip Chappelle Court in Memorial Gymnasium on December 30, 2025.

In a commanding performance, the Maine Black Bears triumphed over the Maine Fort Kent Bengals with a final score of 104-66 at the Skip Chappelle Court in Memorial Gymnasium. This game showcased the Black Bears' offensive prowess, as they not only secured their second win of the season but did so in a decisive manner against an opponent they had previously defeated earlier in the season. The Black Bears had a record of 2-13 prior to this match, but their victory against the Bengals was a significant boost for the team, especially after struggling with a recent form of 1-9 in their last ten games.

The Black Bears have been averaging 58.6 points per game while allowing 70.8 points over their last ten outings. Their recent form included a mix of performances, with the most notable win coming against Boston University, where they scored 69 points. However, they had been on a two-game losing streak leading into this match, having lost to Drexel and Canisius. At home, the Black Bears had struggled, holding a record of 0-3, but their performance against the Bengals marked a significant turnaround.

On the other side, the Maine Fort Kent Bengals entered the game with a record of 0-1 in their last outing, having lost to the Black Bears earlier in the season by a staggering score of 98-47. This game continued their struggles, as they averaged only 47 points in their last game, while allowing a whopping 98 points. Their performance in the current matchup reflected their ongoing difficulties, as they were unable to match the scoring output of the Black Bears.

Historically, the Black Bears have fared well against the Bengals, winning both encounters this season. The previous meeting on November 6, 2024, ended in a 98-47 victory for the Black Bears, highlighting their dominance in this matchup. The Bengals have yet to find success against the Black Bears, and this latest defeat only added to their woes.

In terms of injuries, the block does not provide specific details affecting either team, which suggests both squads were at full strength for this contest. The conditions at the Skip Chappelle Court were conducive to a high-scoring game, and the Black Bears took full advantage of their home court.

The betting market reflected the Black Bears as heavy favorites, with a home win probability of 1.0, indicating a strong expectation for their victory. This was evident in their performance, as they quickly established control of the game and maintained their lead throughout.

As the game unfolded, viewers were treated to a series of impressive scoring plays from the Black Bears. Notable moments included Isaac Bonilla making two consecutive 26-foot three-point jumpers, showcasing his shooting range and ability to stretch the defense. Amare Allen also contributed with a 23-foot three-point jumper, further solidifying the Black Bears' offensive display. The scoring continued with layups from Yanis Bamba and Antonio Speed, demonstrating the team's versatility in attacking the basket.

The Black Bears' ability to score effectively, combined with their defensive efforts, allowed them to build a significant lead, which they maintained throughout the second half. The Bengals struggled to keep pace, ultimately falling to a 38-point deficit by the end of the game. This performance not only highlights the Black Bears' potential moving forward but also raises questions about the Bengals' ability to compete in future matchups.

In conclusion, the Maine Black Bears' decisive victory over the Maine Fort Kent Bengals serves as a crucial turning point in their season. With this win, they will look to build momentum as they continue their campaign, while the Bengals will need to regroup and reassess their strategies to find success in their upcoming games.

Leaders

  • PointsLogan Carey26Maine Black Bears
  • AssistsMekhi Gray8Maine Black Bears
  • ReboundsKeelan Steele8Maine Black Bears
  • PointsSam Williams25Maine Fort Kent Bengals
  • AssistsLuka Novakovic4Maine Fort Kent Bengals
  • ReboundsElijah Martinez7Maine Fort Kent Bengals

Recent form

Maine Black Bears

Last 10: 1-9Streak L258.6 scored · 70.8 allowed per game0-3 at home

  • L56-74at Drexel DragonsDec 21
  • L43-70vs Canisius Golden GriffinsDec 13
  • W69-59at Boston University TerriersDec 11
  • L61-93at Miami (OH) RedHawksDec 6
  • L57-79at Ohio BobcatsDec 4
  • L60-64vs Siena SaintsNov 30
  • L61-65at Longwood LancersNov 29
  • L61-74at American University EaglesNov 28
  • L53-58vs Brown BearsNov 23
  • L65-72at Merrimack WarriorsNov 20

Maine Fort Kent Bengals

1 game: 0-1Streak L147 scored · 98 allowed per game0-1 away

  • L47-98at Maine Black BearsNov 6

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
UMBC24-9-14-2
Vermont22-12212-4
NJIT16-17410-6
UMass Lowell15-1859-7
UAlbany11-2177-9
Maine8-2486-10
New Hampshire9-2195-11
Bryant9-2295-11
Binghamton8-23104-12

Box score

StatMaine Fort Kent BengalsMaine Black Bears
Field goals24-6241-68
Field goal %3960
Three-pointers9-2414-32
Three-point %3844
Free throws9-148-14
Free throw %6457
Rebounds3637
Offensive rebounds116
Defensive rebounds2531
Assists1328
Steals910
Blocks04
Turnovers2513
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls11
Technical fouls, total11
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers827
Fast-break points1029
Points in the paint2650
Fouls1415
Largest lead440
Lead changes66
Time in front1475

How the scoring went

  1. 1st Half32-51Logan Carey makes 3-foot dunk (Yanis Bamba assists)
  2. 1st Half32-54Ryan Mabrey makes 25-foot three point jumper (Logan Carey assists)
  3. 2nd Half32-56Logan Carey makes layup
  4. 2nd Half35-56Deandre Johnson makes 25-foot three point jumper
  5. 2nd Half35-59Mekhi Gray makes 25-foot three point jumper (Logan Carey assists)
  6. 2nd Half35-61Keelan Steele makes layup (Mekhi Gray assists)
  7. 2nd Half36-61Sam Williams makes free throw 1 of 2
  8. 2nd Half36-63Logan Carey makes layup (TJ Biel assists)
  9. 2nd Half38-63Donovan Johnson makes layup
  10. 2nd Half38-65Logan Carey makes layup
  11. 2nd Half38-67Logan Carey makes layup (Keelan Steele assists)
  12. 2nd Half38-70Mekhi Gray makes 24-foot three point jumper
  13. 2nd Half38-72Caleb Crawford makes layup
  14. 2nd Half38-74Caleb Crawford makes layup
  15. 2nd Half41-74Antonio Speed makes 23-foot three point jumper (Luka Novakovic assists)
  16. 2nd Half41-77Ryan Mabrey makes 24-foot three point jumper (Mekhi Gray assists)
  17. 2nd Half43-77Sam Williams makes layup
  18. 2nd Half46-77Antonio Speed makes 24-foot three point jumper (Elijah Martinez assists)
  19. 2nd Half46-80Caleb Crawford makes 24-foot three point jumper (Isaac Bonilla assists)
  20. 2nd Half46-82Emmitt Byther makes layup (Ace Flagg assists)
  21. 2nd Half48-82Luka Novakovic makes layup (Sam Williams assists)
  22. 2nd Half48-85Amare Allen makes 24-foot three point jumper (Caleb Crawford assists)
  23. 2nd Half48-87Ace Flagg makes layup (Bashir N'Galang assists)
  24. 2nd Half51-87Antonio Speed makes 24-foot three point jumper
  25. 2nd Half53-87Donovan Johnson makes layup (Antonio Speed assists)
  26. 2nd Half53-88Yanis Bamba makes free throw 1 of 2
  27. 2nd Half53-89Yanis Bamba makes free throw 2 of 2
  28. 2nd Half56-89Tyshown Doly makes 25-foot three point jumper (Deandre Johnson assists)
  29. 2nd Half56-91Bashir N'Galang makes layup
  30. 2nd Half58-91Tyshown Doly makes layup
  31. 2nd Half60-91Luka Novakovic makes layup
  32. 2nd Half60-93Bashir N'Galang makes layup (Amare Allen assists)
  33. 2nd Half61-93Antonio Speed makes free throw 1 of 2
  34. 2nd Half62-93Antonio Speed makes free throw 2 of 2
  35. 2nd Half62-96Isaac Bonilla makes 26-foot three point jumper (Emmitt Byther assists)
  36. 2nd Half62-99Amare Allen makes 23-foot three point jumper (Yanis Bamba assists)
  37. 2nd Half64-99Antonio Speed makes layup (Deandre Johnson assists)
  38. 2nd Half64-102Isaac Bonilla makes 26-foot three point jumper (Emmitt Byther assists)
  39. 2nd Half64-104Yanis Bamba makes layup
  40. 2nd Half66-104Sam Williams makes 4-foot jumper

Win probability

Above the line favours Maine Black Bears, below favours Maine Fort Kent Bengals.

Venue

  • Skip Chappelle Court in Memorial GymnasiumOrono, ME
  • Attendance1277
  • OfficialsWilliam Flowers Jr., Tiger Womack, Christopher Brown

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