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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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Woodbine native Kyle Snyder will head to his third Olympic Games this summer, as the wrestler will travel to Paris in search of the second Olympic gold medal of his career. This trip takes on a little different meaning, though.
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Since learning she would be going to the Paris Games in trampoline, Howard County native Jessica Stevens has found herself waking up in the middle of the night in disbelief.
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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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Maryland Sports Commission executive director Terry Hasseltine recently chatted with PressBox about the evolution of the Maryland 5 Star, the future of the Maryland Cycling Classic and more.
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As he looks ahead to his rookie season with the Wizards, former St. Frances star Bub Carrington credits his family and mentors for helping him get where he is. “I feel like it just kind of always put me on a different level mentally than most of my peers,” Carrington said.
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Longtime WJZ-TV sports director Mark Viviano reflects on some of the highlights from his 40-year career, including breaking the news that the Cleveland Browns were moving to Baltimore, and why now is the right time to retire.
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Former USMNT member and Baltimore soccer legend Santino Quaranta shares his take on the United States men’s national soccer team’s elimination from the Copa América and what’s next as he looks ahead to the 2026 World Cup.
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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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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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