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A pit stop at Loyola before the recruiting process kicked into gear proved prescient for Georgia Latch, the 2023 Patriot League Attacker of the Year whose teammates have made the transition from Australia seamless.
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Katie Detwiler recently completed an illustrious career at Loyola, but her lacrosse life is just beginning thanks to Athletes Unlimited and coaching aspirations. “I love the sport,” Detwiler said.
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Loyola women’s lacrosse is 209-73 since Jen Adams became head coach in 2009, but the Greyhounds haven’t made it to the Final Four since 2003. That could change on May 18, when No. 8 seed Loyola faces No. 1 Northwestern in the NCAA Tournament quarterfinals.
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Jillian Wilson was just a freshman at Loyola in 2018 when she made a bold assertion to Greyhounds women’s lacrosse head coach Jen Adams, and since then, Wilson has made a daily and consistent commitment to her words.
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Loyola women’s lacrosse graduate midfielder Sam Fiedler suffered a torn Achilles in 2021, but she has returned to have a big year for the surging Greyhounds. “It has really been fun the way things are clicking,” Fiedler said.
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Livy Rosenzweig is the Loyola women’s lacrosse program’s all-time leading scorer … but since she’s coming back next year, the best may still be to come for Rosenzweig and the Greyhounds.
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After losing the first two games of the season, Loyola has won 11 straight games, and as the Greyhounds enter the NCAA Tournament, head coach Jen Adams sees the value of those early losses. “I think it provided kind of a platform for us as a coaching staff to reevaluate what we wanted to do,” Adams said.
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After a strong freshman season at Louisville in 2019, Shay Clevenger opted to come back closer to home last season, and Loyola has proven to be the perfect fit.
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For local women’s lacrosse coaches, including Cathy Reese (Maryland), Jen Adams (Loyola) and Cindy Timchal (Navy), the cancellation of their seasons leaves sadness and questions.
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In honor of Lamar Jackson’s MVP season in 2019, Glenn Clark runs down the 15 greatest individual sports seasons in Baltimore history. Who made the cut?
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