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Chelsea Mitchell spent her first two years of college with the Morgan State women’s basketball team, then transferred to Lander College before finishing her career at Morgan State this year. What has she learned? “Stay true to yourself,” she said.
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As a freshman and sophomore on the Loyola men’s basketball team, KaVaughn Scott was a quiet, reserved kid. But he was encouraged by head coach Tavaras Hardy to become a leader on and off the court for Loyola — and Scott has taken that advice to heart.
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Quantrell Jones looks like a football player, but soccer is the UMBC goalkeeper’s sanctuary. “It’s like my happy place,” Jones said. “It’s somewhere I can go and I can relax and I can have fun. It’s that one place where every little thing goes away for me.”
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Former Towson lacrosse star Ryan Drenner is proving to be one of the best offensive players in the PLL, and he credits his time with the Tigers for his professional success as well.
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“We’re just trying to arm the professional lacrosse player to really take a run at this full time,” former Johns Hopkins star Kyle Harrison said of the PLL. “… The opportunity to create an environment where all players can have that is something that really excites me.”
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Led by first-year coach Chris Kuhlmeyer and freshman left-hander Courtney Coppersmith, UMBC softball won the America East, earned the program’s first America East title and started a new tradition for future players to build upon.
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Ryan Ripken is trying to forge his own identity as he moves through the Orioles’ minor league system. “The exciting thing is you get to go out and face a better competition as you move up … ” Ripken said. “It’s been a fun ride.”
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This spring, Towson’s Tom Flacco is preparing for the 2019 football season while rekindling his love of baseball. For Flacco, who describes himself as “a football guy who is playing baseball,” his competitive drive allows him to play both sports.
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