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As Delainey Varela-Keen enters her final season with UMBC women’s soccer, the memory of a rough loss in 2024 still lingers. “Even this year, we have been stressing that we can’t relax, we have to keep playing,” she said.
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Success follows new Maryland women’s soccer coach Michael Marchiano, but his first foray into women’s soccer is perhaps the most difficult and unique challenge of his coaching career.
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Former Maryland star Aaron Wiggins talked with PressBox about winning the NBA championship in June and what sets the Thunder apart.
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Former Maryland big man Julian Reese isn’t taking his opportunity with the Lakers this summer for granted. “It’s just an honor, being able to play for a professional team this summer,” Reese said.
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After going undrafted in the 2024 MLB Draft, infielder Eddie Hacopian returned to Maryland for his senior season. Now with the MLB Draft League’s Frederick Keys, he’s hoping this year’s draft will have a different outcome.
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In keeping with the Hall of Fame theme to the June-July issue of PressBox, Glenn Clark would like to make an argument for another local Hall of Famer: Ralph Friedgen.
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Muggsy Bogues has known Derik Queen and his family for years and was thrilled to watch Queen get drafted No. 13 overall. “Watching the joy, the journey and the path that he’s taken, I mean, it’s unbelievable,” Bogues said.
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A consensus three-star edge rush prospect in the Class of 2026 from Bishop McNamara High School and the son of Terps legend Vernon Davis, Jianni Davis talked with PressBox about his decision to commit to Maryland and his goals for his own Terps career.
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Maryland men’s lacrosse’s Will Schaller recently chatted with PressBox about making back-to-back championship games, taking on a bigger role in 2025, what he’ll work on this offseason and more.
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Coming off one of the greatest freshman seasons in Navy women’s lacrosse history, Alyssa Chung is poised to be a centerpiece of the program moving forward. “Alyssa has only touched the surface of what she can do on the lacrosse field,” head coach Cindy Timchal said.
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