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Pat Spencer won the Tewaaraton Award following a spectacular four-year career with the Loyola men’s lacrosse team, but now instead of immediately pursuing a pro lacrosse career, he’ll play college hoops at Northwestern for a year.
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Maryland women’s lacrosse coach Cathy Reese has created an environment that produces national championships and fun. “I want everyone that comes through and plays for me to graduate and go on and say these were the best four years,” Reese said.
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Led by first-year coach Chris Kuhlmeyer and freshman left-hander Courtney Coppersmith, UMBC softball won the America East, earned the program’s first America East title and started a new tradition for future players to build upon.
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Navy women’s lacrosse junior attacker Kelly Larkin became the Mids’ all-time leading scorer and led her team to an at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament, but there’s a lot more to Larkin than the 69 goals and 52 assists she tallied this year.
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The Baltimore-based Schneidereith quadruplets once starred together for the Towson High girls’ lacrosse team. Now, they’re juniors with Division I programs, and Maggie is a standout at Johns Hopkins.
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Two of the Maryland football team’s top returners are running back Anthony McFarland and cornerback Tino Ellis. Both are DeMatha graduates, and they want to keep that pipeline rolling.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles has seen enough of the sloppiness on offense and the underwhelming postseason performances — he thinks it’s time for an offensive coordinator for the Maryland men’s basketball team.
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The Maryland football team nearly beat Ohio State in November, but Tyrrell Pigrome’s throw to Jeshaun Jones sailed wide on what would’ve been a game-winning two-point conversion. “I’m still not over it,” Pigrome said.
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After a standout performance at the NFL Scouting Combine, former Maryland safety Darnell Savage Jr. looks like a second- or third-round pick in the NFL Draft, and he’s ready for what awaits him in the future.
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Former Maryland football players Ty Johnson and Tre Watson showed up to Maryland’s pro day March 27 ready to prove
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