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Even in falling short of a national championship, Maryland men’s lacrosse head coach John Tillman proved why many within the sport consider him the best in the game, writes Glenn Clark.
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Nick Redd spent 2021 and 2022 on the Terps’ scout team, and as Maryland prepares for its semifinal matchup against Virginia, he’s still all about helping the team win. “I might be playing, but at the end of the day I’m still in a role that’s for the betterment of the team,” Redd said.
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Johns Hopkins takes on Virginia in the NCAA quarterfinals May 19 with the Blue Jays seeking their first trip to the Final Four since 2015. “It would mean everything to me,” sophomore midfielder Matt Collison said.
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Maryland faces Duke and 2023 Tewaaraton Award winner Brennan O’Neill in the NCAA quarterfinals May 18. “It just boils down to … playing Maryland defense, which is something that we really pride ourselves on,” Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year Ajax Zappitello said.
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Stevenson men’s lacrosse coach Paul Cantabene and Maryland Whipsnakes coach Jim Stagnitta remember Callum Robinson as the most genuine, positive, loyal and caring person anyone could come across.
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Loyola women’s lacrosse graduate student Regan Kielmeyer recently chatted with PressBox about her world travels, her favorite sports star growing up and more.
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Luke Downs is putting together a breakout season in goal for Towson men’s lacrosse, a campaign that has been in the works since before he played at Calvert Hall.
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Jordan Carr played her first three seasons with Johns Hopkins women’s lacrosse as a midfielder, but a switch to defense as a senior has maximized her contributions for the Blue Jays.
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In just two years, Maryland men’s lacrosse’s Cayden Onagi left a lasting impact on Harford Community College — and began a Winnipeg-to-Harford pipeline that is aiding the Owls as they seek another title.
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UMBC men’s lacrosse senior Mateo Brown talked with PressBox about how taking care of his body has led to success on the field, the player he looked up to when he first got to UMBC and more.
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