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Former Maryland football coach Ralph Friedgen will be awarded the Coaches Legacy Award at the 63rd Maryland State Athletic Hall of Fame induction banquet on Nov. 21. “To me, it’s a great honor,” Friedgen said. “… I’m really humbled by it.”
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As Athletes Unlimited Pro Lacrosse kicks off its fourth season, Sam Apuzzo and Sydni Black talk about what the league means and how it can help grow the sport.
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Tiffany D. Tucker will be UMBC’s sixth athletics director since the school’s founding in 1966.
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Archbishop Spalding quarterback Malik Washington says his decision to commit to Maryland came down to where he “felt the most comfortable” along with the opportunity to “create a big splash” and leave a lasting legacy.
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Former Maryland field hockey standouts Emma and Brooke DeBerdine will share the field again this summer as members of the U.S. Olympic women’s field hockey team. “The fact that we get to experience it together and with our entire family there is just so special,” Emma said.
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Loyola women’s lacrosse coach Jen Adams doesn’t know if she’s worked with a player quite like Sydni Black, who combines on-field production with myriad off-field endeavors.
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Maryland men’s lacrosse’s Eric Spanos recently chatted with PressBox about the Terps making a run to the national championship game before falling to Notre Dame, how the team can get over the hump in 2025 and more.
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Former Maryland women’s basketball star Alyssa Thomas says she’s “super excited” to play for Team USA at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. “Regardless of what everyone is talking about, we’re going out to try to win a gold,” Thomas said. “And that’s our main focus.”
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For the first time in nearly a decade, Maryland and Georgetown will meet on the hardwood as the teams have announced a four-game series starting with the 2025-26 season.
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“She’s like the Greg Maddux of softball,” Morgan State coach Larry Hineline said of relief ace Emily Raubuch. “When I called pitches for her, it was a pleasure because I knew she could execute.”
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