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Maryland men’s lacrosse enters 2026 as the consensus preseason No. 1 team in the country, balancing experienced players with emerging talent after making it to the national title game last May.
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The Division I men’s lacrosse season kicks off on Saturday, Jan. 31, with highs in Maryland expected to come in below 20 degrees. Local coaches discussed the impact of starting the season so early and potential fixes.
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Heading into his 15th consecutive NCAA Tournament leading the Terrapins, Maryland men’s lacrosse head coach John Tillman has signed a contract extension through 2030.
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As Maryland and Loyola men’s lacrosse gear up to face each other Feb. 8 in Baltimore, PressBox talked with head coaches John Tillman and Charley Toomey about managing roster turnover, key players they’re looking to this season and more.
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Even in falling short of a national championship, Maryland men’s lacrosse head coach John Tillman proved why many within the sport consider him the best in the game, writes Glenn Clark.
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As Maryland men’s lacrosse looks to get back to a championship level this spring, the Terps will be turning to two key players coming back from injury — goalie Logan McNaney and attackman Eric Malever.
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All seven local Division I college lacrosse coaches talked with PressBox about the 2023 season. Here’s a little of what they had to say.
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Coming off an 18-0 national championship season, Maryland men’s lacrosse coach John Tillman recognizes that there’s a different challenge for the Terps this year when it comes to motivation. “The concern is always, ‘Are you as hungry as you were before?'” Tillman said.
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The Maryland men’s lacrosse team had a dynamic offense all season, but when push came to shove, the Terps leaned on goalie Logan McNaney to finish off an undefeated championship season. “I knew I had to step it up,” McNaney said.
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D.L. Hall, Jordan Stout, John Tillman and Brent Urban recently joined Glenn Clark Radio. Here’s what they had to say.
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