Q&A With Towson Women’s Lacrosse’s Ocea Leavy
Towson women’s lacrosse senior Ocea Leavy recently chatted with PressBox about growing up playing lacrosse in Australia, how her breakout 2025 season came about and more.
Read moreTowson women’s lacrosse senior Ocea Leavy recently chatted with PressBox about growing up playing lacrosse in Australia, how her breakout 2025 season came about and more.
Read moreAfter weathering a midseason slump, Maryland women’s basketball is now 21-6 overall and 9-6 in the Big Ten, and redshirt senior Saylor Poffenbarger says the experience has made the team stronger. “It taught us a lot about ourselves at the right time.”
Read moreStan “The Fan” Charles and Luke Jackson talk with UMBC baseball head coach Liam Bowen about the expectations and outlook for the Retrievers this season.
Read moreThe CIAA Men’s & Women’s Basketball Tournament is returning to Charm City from Feb. 24-28. Visit Baltimore interim president and CEO Kireem Swinton spoke with PressBox about the upcoming event and how it impacts the city.
Read moreLoyola men’s basketball freshman Emmett Adair scored 24 points in the Greyhounds’ 83-73 win against Holy Cross on Feb. 15, the fourth time in five games he has reached that mark as he establishes himself as one of the more intriguing players in the Patriot League.
Read moreAfter playing professionally the last few years, Kyree Walker is looking to play college basketball and recently visited Maryland. But the decision is about more than basketball. “The biggest thing is getting an education,” Walker said. “It’s never too late to get one.”
Read moreJosh Hoeg will take the helm as Stevenson’s new head football coach, just the second head coach since the program’s inaugural season in 2010.
Read moreMaryland men’s basketball defeated Iowa, 77-70, on Feb. 11, giving the Terps back-to-back victories for the first time since November. “There’s no other feeling like it,” Andre Mills said after scoring a career-high 24 points to lead Maryland to the win.
Read moreFormer Maryland HC Mark Turgeon was recently hired by the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and Morgan State head coach Kevin Broadus, who served as an assistant under Turgeon from 2017-2019, said he is “elated” that his old boss is back in the game.
Read moreMorgan State men’s basketball has won six in a row, and HC Kevin Broadus and his players credit strides made at practice for helping the team progress.
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