Maine news, sports, politics, election results, and obituaries ORONO, Maine — When a substitute enters a game, it is every coach’s hope that they make an immediate impact. It took University of Maine junior midfielder Emma Nicholson just 3:49 to put her stamp on the Black Bears’ mutual America East opener against Albany on Sunday afternoon. Nicholson, who tied for the team scoring lead a year ago despite missing the last six games with a knee injury, scored what proved to be the game-winner with 17:42 left in the first half as the defending three-time league tourney champs posted a 2-0 victory at the New Balance Soccer Complex. It was her first goal since a 2-2 tie with Army West Point on Aug.