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The NCAA’s announcement Tuesday that it would cancel fall championships at the Division II and III levels as a result of the coronavirus pandemic has left Johns Hopkins in a state of limbo.
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A coalition of over 1,000 football student-athletes from the Big Ten on Wednesday released a list of demands to the conference and the NCAA, calling for a “comprehensive plan to ensure the safety and well-being of players leading up to and during the upcoming fall season.”
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The Big Ten on Wednesday unveiled a new 10-game, conference-only football schedule, with Maryland slated to begin the 2020 season Sept. 5 at Iowa.
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The former starting power forward for the University of Maryland’s NCAA title-winning team in 2006 will helm an Eagles program that has not enjoyed a winning record in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference since 2016.
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Maryland athletics on Tuesday revealed the results of its latest series of coronavirus testing, announcing that no individuals tested positive for COVID-19 out of 227 student-athletes and staff screened for the virus July 27.
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All-America lacrosse games switch to regional format, begin Thursday in Lutherville; seniors honored
To comply with COVID-19 safety guidelines and travel restrictions, Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced Tuesday that the annual Under Armour All-America high school boys and girls lacrosse games have shifted to a regional format for underclassmen.
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Less than a week after announcing that he put his name into the NCAA transfer portal, Towson running back Shane Simpson joined Virginia as a graduate transfer.
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Mount Saint Joseph basketball guard D’Angelo Stines, a rising senior, has committed to play at Old Dominion.
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The 23-year-old Simpson said waiting until fall 2021, which would be his seventh year of eligibility, to play was not an option and that he wants to finish his college career before spending next spring preparing for the NFL draft.
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Maryland athletics on Tuesday announced zero positive COVID-19 tests in its most recent screening of student-athletes and staff.
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Mamadou N’Diaye, 18, a Baltimore-born basketball player at Northern Vermont University-Johnson, is missing and presumed drowned in a northwestern Montana lake, Lincoln County authorities said.
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The 20-year-old Revaz most recently competed for JL Bourg basketball club in France and is a member of the Swiss National Team player pool.
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Gerard "Jerry" Smith, owner of PJ's Pub near the Johns Hopkins University, has died at 70.
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St. Paul’s quarterback Scott Smith III waited for quite a bit of time before receiving a scholarship offer from the Towson Tigers. Columbia, Fordham, Holy Cross, Morgan State, VMI and Yale came knocking on the door, but when the Towson offer came, Smith went with it.
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The University of Maryland athletic department announced three positive COVID-19 tests after conducting on-campus screening for 185 student-athletes and athletics staff on July 14-15.
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Of the 77 Morgan State student-athletes who were tested for COVID-19 after returning to campus this summer, 12 received positive results.
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Over 3,000 people have signed a petition asking for a refund of a mandatory $499 athletics fee for Towson University undergraduate students.
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Harper, a four-year standout with the Terps who was named the 2006 NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player after leading the team to a national championship, most recently served as the head coach at Montverde Academy in Florida.
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Four-star guard Mila Reynolds announced her commitment to Maryland on Wednesday, giving the Terps women’s basketball team its first recruit in the Class of 2022.
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The National Junior College Athletic Association announced an adjusted “plan of action” for the upcoming academic year Monday, moving the majority of fall athletic competition to the spring semester.
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On July 7-8, the University Health Center conducted on-campus screening of 185 athletes and staff; nine individuals tested positive for COVID-19.
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As local universities look ahead to the next six months, administrators hope their student-athletes will get back to practicing and playing games. But the latest news has hardly inspired optimism.
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The latest domino fell in collegiate sports on Thursday when the Big Ten announced it would move all fall sports, including football, to a conference-only schedule for the 2020 season.
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The Big Ten on Thursday announced its plans to move its fall sports to a conference-only schedule, as collegiate and professional sports leagues continue to make adjustments to their operations amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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A statue in honor of former Notre Dame Prep and Virginia lacrosse player Yeardley Love was unveiled on Wednesday outside of the US Lacrosse national headquarters in Sparks.
