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When Loyola women’s soccer’s Paige Sim isn’t working out relentlessly to improve as a goalkeeper, she’s cramming in study sessions for the MCAT. “It’s the best of both worlds,” Sim said.
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Stan “The Fan” Charles and Gary Stein talk with Mike Libber of Elite Promotions Group and Elite Tournaments about the recent Arsenal-Everton match at M&T Bank Stadium and his vision for soccer in Baltimore.
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Former UMBC men’s soccer players Giuliano Celenza, Jason Dieter and Pete Eibner share what makes Retrievers coach Pete Caringi so successful.
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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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Now in his 12th MLS season, former Maryland goalkeeper Zac MacMath is finally getting another chance to be a No. 1 keeper, and he’s posting a career-best save percentage as Real Salt Lake makes a push for a playoff spot.
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Former Maryland men’s soccer players Scott Buete, Jake Pace and Donovan Pines share what makes Terps coach Sasho Cirovski so successful.
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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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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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The Baltimore Ravens will host The Charm City Match, a preseason match between English Premier League clubs Arsenal and Everton, at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday, July 16.
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Longtime Blast goalkeeper William Vanzela, who recently completed his ninth season with Baltimore, says he wants to continue playing as long as his body allows him to compete at a high level.
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