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Maryland women’s basketball wasn’t able to test itself in the NCAA Tournament, but the Terps certainly passed the eye test as one of Brenda Frese’s finest squads — and the team’s unselfishness was a big reason why.
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With a 15-16 record (9-7 in the MEAC), Morgan State enters the conference tournament as the No. 5 seed. “We’ve lost a couple we should have won, but we’ve probably won a couple we should have lost,” head coach Kevin Broadus said. “… And we still have a chance to get more wins.”
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Basketball helped Allen Betrand channel his energy in a positive way as he grew up, and now his unrelenting work ethic is helping a Towson team with big postseason aspirations.
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Maryland freshman Ashley Owusu is flourishing in her role off the bench for the Terps. “I’m a very competitive person and that’s what drives me,” Owusu said.
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Maryland senior attacker Brindi Griffin is leading the way for the 2020 Terps, who are seeking a 12th consecutive trip to the Final Four.
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Coming out of McDonogh in 2017, Damian Chong Qui thought he was a Division I point guard. After walking on at Mount St. Mary’s, he’s been able to prove it.
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Jason Gibson has been a fixture in the Towson men’s basketball rotation from Day One this season. “He’s the kind of player that gives you a sense of calmness and security as a coach that the ball is going to get to the right place at the right time,” Tigers head coach Pat Skerry said.
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Mike Ashley previews the season ahead for the local women’s lacrosse teams.
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Former Severn School standout LJ Owens began his college career at William & Mary, but now he’s a key contributor an injury-riddled UMBC team.
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“Gosh, I wish I had five more Stephanies,” Terps head coach Brenda Frese said of senior Stephanie Jones. “You talk about the selflessness, she’ll just do whatever we need her to do.”
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