Baltimore Sports. Period
Maryland honored Len Bias at Xfinity Center Dec. 1, with his parents, James and Dr. Lonise Bias in attendance. Mike Ashley reflects on the 35 years that have passed since Bias’ death and how he can now think of the good, instead of the sad thoughts.
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Both Towson and UMBC volleyball are headed to the NCAA Tournament, with the CAA champion Tigers (26-4) facing 15th-ranked Penn State and the America East champion Retrievers (19-11) taking on third seed Pittsburgh.
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Heading into NCAA Tournament, Johns Hopkins volleyball is riding a D-III record 64-game win streak. “We always say prepare for each game like a national championship, so our process always stays the same,” coach Matt Troy said. “… We have done the same thing for all 64 games.”
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Danielle O’Banion and Antoine White face different challenges as they take the reins at Loyola and Mount St. Mary’s, but they share one goal — make the 2021-22 season great.
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Old Mill grad Jacob Williams is the leading goal-scorer for an 11-win Navy men’s soccer squad, and he credits his family soccer games for his ability to finish. “My father was a defender so naturally he taught me how to beat defenders,” Williams said.
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With Maryland honoring Ralph Friedgen and the 2001 ACC title team at the Terps’ game against Indiana Oct. 30, Mike Ashley shares his memories of covering Friedgen and the team 20 years ago.
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Former Archbishop Spalding stars Margot Lawn and Kyler Greenwalt have played key roles for Maryland field hockey this season as the No. 4 Terrapins look to close out the regular season strong. “We have a great team,” Lawn said. “We’re really fast and disciplined when we want to be.”
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Entering her 20th season at Maryland, Brenda Frese has a lengthy list of accomplishments and is still hungry for more.
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Loyola’s Katie Forsythe and Towson’s Rachel Hess are among the best in the nation when it comes to the art of the dig — and there’s more to it than may meet the eye. “You have to be fast but disciplined to know positioning,” Hess said.
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A senior middle blocker for the surging Maryland volleyball team, Rainelle Jones leads Division I in blocks per set, part of a commanding defensive presence for the Terps. “What we do best is we really hold each other accountable and challenge each other,” Jones said of her team.
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