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Logan McNaney has played in 70 games for Maryland men’s lacrosse since 2020, and now the goalie is looking to close out his college career with another national championship.
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PressBox chatted with Maryland men’s lacrosse junior AJ Larkin about his favorite high school memories, developing as a player in College Park and more.
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Defenseman Will Schaller says he fell back on his hockey background on the goal-saving dive against Notre Dame that helped vault Maryland men’s lacrosse into the No. 1 spot in the national rankings. “Instinct just kind of took over at that point,” Schaller said.
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As he looks ahead to the NFL Draft, former Maryland two-sport star Dante Trader Jr. reflects on his decision to choose football over lacrosse.
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PressBox recently chatted with Maryland women’s lacrosse junior Kori Edmondson about learning from Taylor Cummings, playing three sports in high school and more.
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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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The third overall pick in the PLL College Draft in May, Ajax Zappitello has lived up to his draft status after an illustrious career with the Terps.
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Maryland men’s lacrosse’s Eric Spanos recently chatted with PressBox about the Terps making a run to the national championship game before falling to Notre Dame, how the team can get over the hump in 2025 and more.
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2019 St. Mary’s School grad BJ Burlace had quite the run of success during his five years as a collegiate athlete, winning NCAA titles with Maryland in 2022 and Notre Dame in 2024. “I’m blessed to have been able to play with so many great players,” Burlace said. “… It’s been a great ride.”
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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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