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The Maryland Charm will face the California Palms on May 29 at 8:30 p.m. at Loyola’s Ridley Athletic Complex, a true homecoming for former Greyhounds star Sydni Black. “How lucky am I to play at home professionally … ” Black said. “Incredible. So excited.”
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The Big Ten Defender of the Year for a second consecutive year, Reagan O’Brien has had a remarkable four-year career with Johns Hopkins women’s lacrosse. And now she hopes to end her senior season the right way as the Blue Jays face Northwestern in the Final Four.
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Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse is facing Notre Dame in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals due in no small part to the contributions of junior Luke Martin, who emphasized the team’s next-play mentality. “No matter what happens, it’s only the next play that matters,” Martin said.
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“What you really gain out of it through the struggle is much more important than what you get at the end of it,” former Maryland and current Morgan State QB Cameron Edge said. “It’s easy to say, but living it is another thing as well.”
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Senior Job Grant has stepped into a new role for Navy football this spring, one that reflects his versatility and growth as a leader heading into his final season.
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Johns Hopkins midfielder Matt Collison talked with PressBox about his controversial goal against Maryland and the Blue Jays’ mindset heading into the Big Ten tournament, with postseason positioning on the line.
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UMBC first baseman Dylan Melton suffered a torn ACL in his left knee ahead of his freshman season in 2024 and then the same in his right knee before the 2025 campaign. Now, he’s producing for the Retrievers.
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After a standout freshman season, Sidney Stewart chose to stay at Maryland because of his personal ties and the team itself — and his confidence in the coaching staff to help him achieve his long-term goal of playing in the NFL.
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Towson men’s lacrosse redshirt junior Matt Nilan recently chatted with PressBox about his favorite sports star as a kid, his go-to karaoke song and more.
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“You don’t hear very often anymore about someone staying at the same school for four years,” said Patterson Mill grad Madison Knight, in her fourth and final season with Syracuse softball. “I love Syracuse. I love my teammates. I love my coaches.”
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