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McDonogh grad and Forest Hill native Jacob Murrell was faced with a decision when he was taken No. 7 overall in the MLS SuperDraft. Ultimately, the allure of joining D.C. United proved too strong to turn down.
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Josh Diaz died on Oct. 18, less than two months shy of his 11th birthday, after a three-year battle with bone cancer. His death left a hole in the Baltimore soccer community that had rallied around him and his family since his diagnosis.
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After winning a youth soccer national championship in 2019, Phoebe Canoles made a pact with her friends that never materialized. She plans to revisit that this year with a Towson team having its best year in decades.
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After a successful regular season, Loyola women’s soccer enters the Patriot League Championships as the No. 3 seed. “We are playing the way we want to play games,” head coach Joe Mallia said. “And we’re not getting away from that right now.”
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Jordan Ehart is entering his sixth season with the UMBC men’s soccer team, with 50 starts and two ACL tears coming in his first five years. Now, the defender is more motivated than he’s ever been.
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The sky is the limit for Loyola women’s soccer’s Baylee DeSmit as a junior after she put together a first-team All-Patriot League season in 2022. “She is the one,” Greyhounds coach Joe Mallia said.
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Former Maryland star Dayne St. Clair has seized his opportunity as the No. 1 goalkeeper for Minnesota United FC, but he had to take on some challenges first. “I’ve always chosen to rise in those situations because you have nothing to lose,” he said.
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After a four-year drought, the Baltimore Blast will once again compete for a Major Arena Soccer League championship, facing Chihuahua Savage in a best-of-three series starting April 27.
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It had always been journeyman defender Patrick Thompson’s dream to play for the Baltimore Blast, and it became a reality during the 2022-23 season after recovering from a torn ACL.
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The Blast went 5-2 to close out the regular season, despite William Vanzela missing the last three games. “It’s one game at a time, one series at a time,” Vanzela said of the team’s playoff mindset. “How do you get out of that series and move on to whoever we play next.”
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