William Goers Living The Dream With Navy Men’s Lacrosse
There was never much doubt where Navy attackman William Goers was headed to play college lacrosse. “I’ve been coming to practices here since I was 6 years old,” he said.
Read moreThere was never much doubt where Navy attackman William Goers was headed to play college lacrosse. “I’ve been coming to practices here since I was 6 years old,” he said.
Read moreBalance for Loyola women’s lacrosse star Chase Boyle isn’t about physical, athletic steadiness. It’s a more an all-encompassing pursuit, one that she wants to share.
Read moreFor a guy who couldn’t have found Towson on a map five years ago, Nicolas Timberlake has morphed into a Marylander since then in putting the Tigers on the college basketball map.
Read moreA native of Sofia, Bulgaria, Andrea Tsvetanova has come a long way to help Coppin State volleyball to its best season ever, and the journey isn’t over yet. The Eagles enter the MEAC Tournament as the No. 1 seed, seeking their first trip to the NCAA Tournament.
Read moreTowson quarterback Tyrrell Pigrome has twice chosen the state of Maryland as his preferred place to live, eat lots of seafood, pursue his pigskin passion and continue his education in the classroom and on the gridiron.
Read moreWith a blend of youth and experience, Maryland field hockey enters the Big Ten tournament ranked second in the nation with a 16-2 record. “I don’t think we’ve reached our ceiling,” head coach Missy Meharg said, “which is exciting.”
Read moreThe Towson volleyball team is 14-0 and in search of a fourth consecutive CAA championship. Head coach Don Metil wrote the book on building team culture, but it helps to find transfers like outside hitter Victoria Barrett, who is among the CAA leaders in points per set.
Read moreJunior linebacker Lawrence Richardson said he came to Morgan State to play football because it was “the only school that believed in him.” Now he has a whole bunch of believers, including a whole new Morgan State coaching staff.
Read moreMaryland women’s basketball will welcome five transfers for the 2022-23 season, but the Terps also lost five players to the transfer portal. “It’s a lot of change,” Brenda Frese said. “… But the transfer portal isn’t going away. It is what it is, and the name of the game is you have to adapt and adjust.”
Read moreNew UMBC volleyball coach Kasey Crider brings a players-first style and a passion for innovation to his role with the Retrievers’ two-time defending America East championship program.
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