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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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Towson women’s soccer recently clinched its first winning season since 2007, and sophomore forward Nia Christopher, one of the top goal-scorers in the nation despite frequent double- and triple-teams, is no small reason why.
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Maryland allowed 326 rushing yards to Minnesota Oct. 23, part of a 34-16 loss in Minneapolis. “To have two weeks to prepare and still give up that type of yardage in the run game is unacceptable,” Terps head coach Michael Locksley said.
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Jacob Steinberg breaks down three things to look for when Maryland football faces Minnesota Oct. 23, including whether the Terps can protect the football more effectively than they did against Iowa and Ohio State.
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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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Navy quarterback Xavier Arline could have chosen to play lacrosse at North Carolina. Instead, his No. 1 choice was always football. “I don’t think I’m done with lacrosse yet,” Arline said, “but that’s definitely not where my focus is right now.”
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UMBC men’s basketball senior Keondre Kennedy recently chatted with PressBox about what he learned playing for Ryan Odom, what fans can expect from the Retrievers under Jim Ferry and more.
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UMBC women’s basketball graduate student Onome-Juliet Esadah recently chatted with PressBox about how she became interested in playing hoops in Nigeria, her long-term goals for back home and more.
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Towson men’s basketball junior Charles Thompson recently chatted with PressBox about what he learned from his father and former high-level heavyweight boxer Tony Thompson, how his dad helped fuel his basketball career and more.
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Towson women’s basketball junior Aleah Nelson recently spoke with PressBox about starting her career at Cincinnati, her decision to transfer back home to the Baltimore area and more.
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