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Edward Owen “Bud” McNicholas Jr. starred as an attackman at Johns Hopkins University and on the Mount Washington club team, flew planes for the U.S. Navy, and progressed from being a sales engineer to president and CEO at Tate Engineering. He died Sept. 6 at the age of 89.
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George D. "Doug" Hilbert, a Boys' Latin and University of Virginia athletic standout, has died at 72.
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The nonpartisan organization of athletes, coaches, staff members and athletic department administrators is seeking to register 100 percent of the university’s athletes and played host to its first “Tiger Talks Town Hall” online Wednesday night.
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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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Gerard "Jerry" Smith, owner of PJ's Pub near the Johns Hopkins University, has died at 70.
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The PLL is banking on four phases of testing and several other safety measures to run round-robin group play and a single-elimination tournament just outside Salt Lake City without spectators.
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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.
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COVID-19 will force changes in lacrosse this summer.
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Towson athletic director Tim Leonard said the university does not anticipate any layoffs or furloughs, but every sport and every unit within the athletic department will be asked to trim 25% from its operating budget.
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Former Gilman and North Carolina standout Joey Seivold will join his father as a member of the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Sparks-based US Lacrosse announced Friday the addition of eight new inductees as the Class of 2020.
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The senior attackman could be a successful fit for a Bulldogs offense that runs the triple option and has produced the nation’s top rushing quarterback six times in the last eight years.
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Senior attackman Jared Bernhardt had a shot at breaking Matt Rambo’s all-time Maryland record of 155 goals, but will instead try to resume a football career that went dormant after his senior year at a high school in Florida in 2015.
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A pair Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse players were picked in the second round of Wednesday night’s Premier Lacrosse League draft.
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Calvert Hall senior lacrosse player Daniel Kelly, coach Bryan Kelly’s second of four sons, is bucking the family trend. He’s heading to Maryland after originally committing to North Carolina.
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John Grant Jr., one of the most prolific scorers in college and professional lacrosse history, was hired by Johns Hopkins men’s lacrosse coach Peter Milliman as the team’s offensive coordinator Monday.
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If new coach Peter Milliman doesn’t turn the Blue Jays around in four or five years, they could disappear from the major national lacrosse scene.
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The former Cornell head coach said he welcomes the expectations associated with helming a Blue Jays program hungry for its first NCAA Division I championship since 2007.
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With colleges and schools closed, athletic trainers are staffing call centers and field tents and getting temperature readings as they shift to help the state limit the spread of COVID-19.
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Johns Hopkins announced Tuesday morning that it would not retain Pietramala, who was in his 20th year in Baltimore and in the final season of a four-year contract.
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The junior midfielder has motivated herself in workouts by reciting the words “For Mom” and has paid tribute to her grandfather by tattooing one of his sayings on her left ankle.
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Former Terps short-stick defensive midfielder and New York native Thomas O'Connell said suiting up for his local Division I program was a dream realized.
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Navy's Joe Amplo, Loyola Maryland's Charley Toomey, Duke’s John Danowski and Hofstra’s Seth Tierney have raised almost $7,500 toward their $10,000 goal.
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Shawn Burke will return for his second run as men’s lacrosse coach at CCBC-Essex.
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Megan Taylor, a former goalkeeper for the Maryland women’s lacrosse program and a current volunteer assistant coach at Navy, was named Monday afternoon one of 10 finalists for the American Athletic Union James E. Sullivan Award that honors the nation’s top amateur athlete.
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There’s still some sadness and shock for senior student-athletes after the NCAA’s decision on Thursday to cancel winter and spring sports.
