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Entering his junior season with Maryland men’s soccer, Catonsville native Jace Clark looks like a budding young talent just biding his time before MLS comes calling.
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“I’ve never been on a team where everybody is so close,” Loyola women’s soccer goalkeeper Hannah Goetzer said. “We have really, really good team chemistry here, and that’s something I never really had before. It’s great to be part of this team.”
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“I’ve always just been really determined to get things done, to accomplish things that I set out for myself,” former UMBC men’s soccer star Jon Bell said of finding a home with Austin FC.
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Baltimore native Antonio Freeman had a successful nine-year NFL career, mostly with the Packers. And now his son Alex is playing for the U.S. in the World Cup. “I’m glad as a parent I was just able to let the process run itself and allow him to live out his dream,” Antonio Freeman said.
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Brooks DuBose chats about what to expect from the U.S. in the World Cup, what teams have a chance to win it all and more.
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Baltimore native Alex Freeman talks about what it means to represent the U.S. in the World Cup and to share his journey and success with his father, former NFL star Antonio Freeman.
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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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Lionel Messi’s star power was in full effect as a sellout crowd of 72,026 watched Messi’s Inter Miami top D.C. United in the first-ever MLS match played at M&T Bank Stadium.
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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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