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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Schulte Marketing & Public Relations president Ray Schulte about the 2022 National Sports Collectors Convention, which will be held in Atlantic City July 27-31. Plus, Stan and Gary talk Orioles, Ravens and more.
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Former Calvert Hall and Maryland soccer star Ben Bender has thrived through the opening months of his professional career in North Carolina, aided by a close-knit family and a healthy dose of playing time that has accelerated his development.
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Baltimore native Noel Acton, this year’s winner of the NHL’s Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award, still leads the Baltimore Banners and the organization has grown to impact hundreds of Baltimore youth since its creation.
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Pine Ridge Golf Course has welcomed Toptracer technology to its driving ranges this summer, giving golfers the ability to improve their game and enhance their experience on the range in a new way.
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The World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship, featuring 30 teams from all over the globe, will be hosted by Towson University June 29 to July 9. To U.S. stars and former Terps Taylor Cummings and Alice Mercer, the event offers a chance to grow the game.
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Stan “The Fan” talks with Maryland Sports’ Terry Hasseltine about the disappointment of Baltimore not being selected to host World Cup matches and the excitement of upcoming events, including the 2022 World Lacrosse Women’s World Championship and Maryland Cycling Classic.
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PressBox talked with local dentist George Garbis about his work to help develop the ThermoPact MouthShield, created with the aim to absorb more energy than the typical mouthguard and to change colors to signal when an athlete needs to cool off.
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Glenn Clark says it’s devastating that Baltimore won’t be hosting matches in the 2026 World Cup, but he’s choosing to channel his energy toward the events that have chosen our city, and he hopes the support we show them will help draw more world-class events to Baltimore in future years.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Drew Forrester about the U.S. Open, the controversy of the LIV Golf tour and more.
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From the Baltimore Business Journal: The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament will remain in Baltimore through at least 2025, extending the city’s host duties for another two years.
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