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“You don’t hear very often anymore about someone staying at the same school for four years,” said Patterson Mill grad Madison Knight, in her fourth and final season with Syracuse softball. “I love Syracuse. I love my teammates. I love my coaches.”
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Offered at four MIAA schools, rugby gives athletes a chance to compete in a physical battle of wills. “I always tell people that playing rugby was probably the best decision I ever made,” Spalding’s Reid Gerber said.
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Former Calvert Hall and Maryland standout Ben Bender knows exactly what it took to get his second chance with the Philadelphia Union, and this time, how quickly it can all be taken away.
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Set to graduate from Mount Saint Joseph this spring, consensus three-star recruit BJ Ranson blazed his own path to join his father at Saint Joseph’s.
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Saint Frances graduate Jude Bowry is making his mark in the NFL Draft process after a standout career at Boston College, and he says his time at Saint Frances shaped his game and his character.
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After being promoted to head coach in late September, Caitlin Gogoll is eager to put her own stamp on Broadneck girls’ lacrosse while maintaining its culture and winning tradition.
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Mount Airy native and Linganore grad Rob Havenstein recently announced his retirement from the NFL after 11 seasons with the Rams. “It’s been an incredible run,” Havenstein said. “It’s nothing I could have dreamed of what my career would actually shape out to be.”
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Beth Tfiloh baseball coach Donald Wright has seen a shift in the program the last two years, thanks in part to the support of Orioles pitcher Dean Kremer. “For him to not only be a role model for our guys but share his time and his experience, … it’s been tremendous,” Wright said.
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“I’ve done a good job getting my feet wet the first two years,” said McDonogh grad Jacob Murrell, who is entering his third season with D.C. United. “But I still think I have room to break on the scene.”
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Loyola Blakefield graduate Dan Klink made a statement with a hat trick in his sixth game with North Carolina men’s soccer, a turning point in a freshman season that started off on the wrong foot due to illness. And he’s already begun preparing for a larger role next season.
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