Alumni Award News
Robert Warner '72 Inducted Into the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame
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Robert “Bob” Warner '72, currently of Marblehead, Massachusetts, has been recognized for his athleticism, as an inductee to the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame. Bob led the Golden Trojans to the 1972 Western Maine final, then set career rebounding records at the University of Maine and became a 1,000-point scorer. He played professionally in Europe for a year, and was a graduate assistant coach at Boston University under Rick Pitino.
Read more about the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame in the Portland Press Herald.
