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Janine Tucker retired as head coach of Johns Hopkins women’s lacrosse following the 2022 season, which marked her 29th campaign leading the Blue Jays. Former players Erin Wellner Hellmold, Mary Ann McGuire and Lauren Skellchock share what made Tucker so successful.
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New UMBC volleyball coach Kasey Crider brings a players-first style and a passion for innovation to his role with the Retrievers’ two-time defending America East championship program.
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Zoe Hurlburt’s decision to return to Mount St. Mary’s paid dividends on and off the field, as she led the women’s lacrosse team to a second consecutive Northeast Conference title and traveled down a new career path.
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Maryland baseball’s magical 2022 season was made possible due in large part to fifth-year OF Chris “Bubba” Alleyne. “We can all look back and appreciate all the things that we were able to accomplish … ,” Alleyne said. “I’m very proud of this group and what we were able to do.”
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By late 2018, former Maryland third baseman Jose Cuas had taken a job at FedEx to put food on the table for his son. A nudge from his brother brought baseball back in focus, and now Cuas is a member of the Royals’ bullpen.
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The Coppin State baseball team recently made its first-ever NCAA Regional appearance. Credit a never-say-die attitude and the success of two-way star Jordan Hamberg for the Eagles’ historic season.
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The Maryland men’s lacrosse team had a dynamic offense all season, but when push came to shove, the Terps leaned on goalie Logan McNaney to finish off an undefeated championship season. “I knew I had to step it up,” McNaney said.
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After La Salle University cut its baseball program, outfielder Elijah Dickerson found a new home at Towson, and it ended up being one of the best decisions he’s made during his college career.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with UMBC pitcher Courtney Coppersmith about her success on the field with the Retrievers, her difficulties with mental health and how she’s using her platform to help others.
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For Cleveland Guardians outfielder and former Towson star Richie Palacios, playing at Camden Yards was a homecoming of sorts. “Close friends, close teammates and coaches, they all played a part in this,” Palacios said, “… I’m just happy to be able to come back and experience that with them.”
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