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Ed DeChellis has announced he will retire after 14 seasons as the head men’s basketball coach at the Naval Academy and 29 years as a collegiate head coach.
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Former Maryland star Jahmir Young made his NBA debut with the Chicago Bulls on March 4, and he says he’s using the experience as “more motivation” as he continues his basketball journey.
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PressBox recently chatted with Loyola women’s lacrosse senior Lily Osborne about why she fell in love with the school, earning Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2024 and more.
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As the Terps prepare for the NCAA Tournament, Glenn Clark says it’s time to put the last-second losses behind them and set a new standard for modern Maryland basketball.
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PressBox recently chatted with Navy men’s lacrosse junior Dan Daly about why he chose to come to Annapolis, being teammates with his brother and more.
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PressBox recently chatted with UMBC women’s lacrosse graduate student Isabella Fontana about why she became a goalie, how she has developed at the position and more.
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As the Terps prepare for the Big Ten tournament and the NCAA Tournament, Julian Reese reflected on his senior season and his time at Maryland. “I just like how we’re going out,” Reese said, “and I’m going out for my last year, I’m going out on a good note.”
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Harford Community College men’s lacrosse won 25 of 26 games and two NJCAA championships during the 2023 and 2024 seasons, and now there’s help coming from across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Defenseman Will Schaller says he fell back on his hockey background on the goal-saving dive against Notre Dame that helped vault Maryland men’s lacrosse into the No. 1 spot in the national rankings. “Instinct just kind of took over at that point,” Schaller said.
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When Towson men’s basketball needed to shake things up, redshirt senior guard Nendah Tarke embraced a new role off the bench. “I’ve always been a team-first guy,” Tarke said, ” … so if the team’s doing better with me on the bench, then that’s how we’re going to roll.”
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