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Coppin State volleyball finished the season 11-5, the first winning campaign in the 32-year history of the Eagles’ volleyball program, and won the MEAC Northern Division. “I’m happy it has come to where it is and I’m excited for what the future holds as well,” head coach Tim Walsh said.
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Maryland women’s basketball enters its March 28 Sweet 16 matchup against Texas on a 15-game winning streak and with six players averaging double figures in scoring. “The chemistry on this team is off the charts,” senior Chloe Bibby said.
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Bel Air grad Maggi Hall is already making her mark on Florida lacrosse, and she credits her upbringing for her success. “My whole family, really, has been amazing,” Hall said. “I wouldn’t be where I am without them.”
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“It has been a roller coaster this year with all the different challenges we’ve faced,” Damian Chong Qui said as Mount St. Mary’s looks ahead to its NCAA Tournament matchup against Texas Southern. “I think it’s a testament to the guys on our staff, our players and our work ethic.”
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Though only a sophomore, Ashley Owusu is easily one of the best basketball players in the country, and she has broken out of her shell as a vocal leader for the Terps this season as well.
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Daniel Akin and R.J. Eytle-Rock played key roles in helping UMBC men’s basketball to a 14-6 record and a share of the America East regular-season title. But how did the London natives land at UMBC in the first place?
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Morgan State forward Lagio Grantsaan picked up basketball as a teenager in The Netherlands and ended up at Morgan State by way of Northwest College in Wyoming. Now, he’s helping the Bears make their mark on the MEAC.
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Maryland women’s basketball is 17-2 and eying another Big Ten title, and the eighth-ranked Terrapins are flying high in no small part due to transfers Katie Benzan and Chloe Bibby, who have helped power the nation’s highest-scoring offense.
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Angel Reese returned to action for Maryland Feb. 23, her first game appearance since breaking her right foot in early December. “I thought her energy was great,” Terps coach Brenda Frese said.
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Richard Njoku is having his best year for Navy basketball, all while watching his parents work on the front lines of the pandemic. “It really makes you think about how many people are out there in the world risking their life every single day to make sure other people are safe,” Njoku said.
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