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Since sharing her mental health journey on the Maryland Athletics site and through other platforms, Nikki Sliwak says the support has been “unbelievable,” and she hopes to be a “role model off the field.”
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The Schneidereith sisters lost their senior lacrosse seasons — Jamie and Lucy at Drexel, Maggie at Johns Hopkins and Georgia at UAlbany — but found something else in the pandemic process.
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For Kelly Larkin, there are days when she feels the sting of what she missed in losing her final lacrosse season, but she’s ready to move on to the next phase and begin her training to become a Naval Flight Officer.
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Dave Pietramala is admittedly not a reflective person, but since his 20-year tenure as the head coach of the Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse team ended, he has taken some time to look back on his stellar run with the program.
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Former Loyola lacrosse star Pat Spencer, who spent the 2019-20 school year playing basketball at Northwestern, says he’s “all in” on pursuing hoops professionally.
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Chesapeake Bayhawks president Mark Burdett is confident MLL can start its season by July 4th. “We see it as he who gets to the gate first and gets out of the gate potentially can get an inordinate amount of exposure and eyeballs on their game,” Burdett said, “and we really need that.”
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Former Towson attackman Tyler Konen is now studying at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine, and he’ll soon be starting his clinical rotations. Konen talked about his path from lacrosse to medicine, how he’ll be helping in the coronavirus fight and more.
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New Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse coach Peter Milliman says following a storied coach like Dave Pietramala wasn’t a deterrent. “My job is not to go in and replace him,” Milliman said. “My job is to continue and build upon the legacy that he was a part of there.”
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Johns Hopkins has hired former Cornell coach Peter Milliman as the university’s 23rd men’s lacrosse coach.
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“We just felt like our ships weren’t sailing in the exact same direction,” lacrosse coach Dave Pietramala said of parting ways with Johns Hopkins. “… I’ve had 20 years as the head coach and I don’t regret one of them.”
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