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Huntingtown native Victoria Fletcher began her college softball career at Lehigh and Pensacola State before settling down closer to home at Morgan State, where she has become a two-way star.
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“Winning Pitcher of the Year has pushed me further and further to better myself to show that last year isn’t the best I can have,” said UMBC right-hander Luke Johnson, who went 7-1 record with a 2.96 ERA a year ago.
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UMBC runs in Jaden Walker’s family … and so does basketball, so perhaps it’s no surprise that Walker eventually landed with the Retrievers. “The transition has honestly been pretty smooth,” she said.
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Towson football’s Brockman Wallace thought last offseason would be the ideal time to move from offense to defense — and he’s been pleased with the results. “D-line just feels way more natural to me,” he said.
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Linebacker Mason Woods emerged as one of Towson’s bright spots in 2022, but he flirted with the transfer portal following the season. One of the first tasks for new head coach Pete Shinnick’s staff was to bring Woods back into the fold.
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The 2023 season was one for the record books for Salisbury softball, with a program-record 49 wins and their fourth national runner-up finish.
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“Team unity was incredible this year,” Johns Hopkins baseball coach Bob Babb said following the Jays’ postseason run. “Different guys stepped up basically every game. Everyone trusted one another. It was really quite a fun year to be around.”
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Courtney Coppersmith recently wrapped up one of the best athletic careers in UMBC history, and reflecting on it is a little overwhelming for the softball star. “I wouldn’t change it for anything,” Coppersmith said.
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The 2023 America East Rookie of the Year, UMBC freshman first baseman Leewood Molessa is already setting records for the Retrievers.
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Maryland softball’s 2022 season was merely the appetizer to the main entrée that is the 2023 campaign, already a historic campaign. “I’m thankful to be here, to have seen the growth, to be part of the growth,” pitcher Courtney Wyche said.
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