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Since sharing her mental health journey on the Maryland Athletics site and through other platforms, Nikki Sliwak says the support has been “unbelievable,” and she hopes to be a “role model off the field.”
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The Schneidereith sisters lost their senior lacrosse seasons — Jamie and Lucy at Drexel, Maggie at Johns Hopkins and Georgia at UAlbany — but found something else in the pandemic process.
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Former Maryland star Len Elmore discusses the role of sports in creating societal change and responds to recent comments from some NBA stars that they don’t want to resume the season and take away from the fight for racial equality.
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As if playing women’s basketball at the Division I level wasn’t enough, Loyola’s Stephanie Karcz spent her senior year doubling as a student teacher.
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“When I had a virtual visit with Maryland, they checked all the boxes,” Ike Cornish said of his decision to commit to the Terps. “Maryland was always in the back of my mind. It was a good fit for me.”
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When former Maryland basketball player Dino Gregory Jr. first heard that a man had been injured while stopping a car from driving into a crowd of protestors in Seattle June 7, he didn’t immediately know that it was his brother, Dan.
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“I think he had just begun to scratch the surface,” Terps broadcaster Johnny Holliday said of Len Bias. “I think he could have been as good, maybe even better, than Michael Jordan.”
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For Kelly Larkin, there are days when she feels the sting of what she missed in losing her final lacrosse season, but she’s ready to move on to the next phase and begin her training to become a Naval Flight Officer.
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“It’s not to just look at my guys as football players,” Morgan State head coach Tyrone Wheatley said of the conversations he’s had with his team following the death of George Floyd, “but now it’s to help them put themselves in a position of influence.”
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Beyond canceling their spring season, the COVID-19 pandemic is throwing a wrench in college baseball players’ summer ball plans, but local players and coaches are doing what they can to adjust.
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