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Maryland safety and McDonogh alum Dante Trader Jr. talked with PressBox about his decision to pass up lacrosse this spring in order to focus on football, how the Terps got into playing chess and more.
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After beginning his college baseball career at Division III Denison, Kenny Lippman is now contributing in a big way to Maryland’s pitching staff.
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Loyola women’s lacrosse graduate student Regan Kielmeyer recently chatted with PressBox about her world travels, her favorite sports star growing up and more.
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New Mount St. Mary’s men’s basketball HC Donny Lind is excited to be back at the Mount, where he was an assistant coach from 2013-2016. “It has such a rich tradition, but the future is even brighter,” Lind said, “and I’m excited to get to work and try to find a way to figure out how to do it.”
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Amaya Carroll followed in her sister’s footsteps to play for UMBC softball, but now she is making herself with the Retrievers. “Personally, I feel confident this year,” Carroll said.
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Jahmir Young isn’t expected to hear his name called in the upcoming NBA Draft, but the Maryland guard is just using that as motivation as he looks ahead. “I’ve been doubted my whole life,” Young said.
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Luke Downs is putting together a breakout season in goal for Towson men’s lacrosse, a campaign that has been in the works since before he played at Calvert Hall.
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A native of Angola, Selton Miguel is close with former Terp Bruno Fernando, and Miguel says Fernando was a key factor in his decision to join Maryland through the transfer portal.
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Jordan Carr played her first three seasons with Johns Hopkins women’s lacrosse as a midfielder, but a switch to defense as a senior has maximized her contributions for the Blue Jays.
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Maryland’s Beau Brade may not be the highest-rated safety in the 2024 draft, but he is eager to show what he can do. “If you underestimate me, then perfect because I’m going to prove you wrong every time,” Brade said. “That’s how my mind works.”
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