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UMBC first baseman Dylan Melton suffered a torn ACL in his left knee ahead of his freshman season in 2024 and then the same in his right knee before the 2025 campaign. Now, he’s producing for the Retrievers.
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“You don’t hear very often anymore about someone staying at the same school for four years,” said Patterson Mill grad Madison Knight, in her fourth and final season with Syracuse softball. “I love Syracuse. I love my teammates. I love my coaches.”
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Bob Babb finished a 46-year coaching tenure with Johns Hopkins baseball last season. Now Nate Mulberg, most recently an assistant at Richmond, has taken over the program — and he’s ready for the challenge.
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UMBC softball’s Erin Behel is studying mechanical engineering and is working toward becoming an officer in the Coast Guard, but she has work left to do on the diamond in 2026 before moving on.
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Navy women’s basketball’s Zanai Barnett-Gay could have pursued other opportunities ahead of her junior year, but she decided to stay put. “For me, I think the path that Navy gave me after graduation was more than I could get playing at another school,” she said.
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Jean Germain, in his seventh year with the Towson football program, has settled in as the team’s starting right guard and has found his voice. “I try to take every single day and approach it as a leader,” Germain said.
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“I get the opportunity to come out here and play the sport I love, not for the money or anything else,” Towson all-conference cornerback Myles Brodie said. “I just do this because I love the game.”
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For the first time, the Savannah Bananas are set to come to Camden Yards as part of their 2025 Banana Ball World Tour. They’re scheduled to play the Firefighters in Baltimore on Aug. 1 and 2. Here’s what fans can expect.
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After going undrafted in the 2024 MLB Draft, infielder Eddie Hacopian returned to Maryland for his senior season. Now with the MLB Draft League’s Frederick Keys, he’s hoping this year’s draft will have a different outcome.
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Coming off one of the greatest freshman seasons in Navy women’s lacrosse history, Alyssa Chung is poised to be a centerpiece of the program moving forward. “Alyssa has only touched the surface of what she can do on the lacrosse field,” head coach Cindy Timchal said.
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