Street native Moriah Yousefi was home-schooled before taking classes at Harford Community College. A coach's watchful eye gave him a shot at lacrosse, and now the standout faceoff specialist is heading to Rutgers.
James F. "Ace" Adams, a former Johns Hopkins All-American and lacrosse coach, who led teams at St. Paul's School and later at West Point, Penn and Virginia, has died at age 91.
The former Midshipmen midfielder will run in his fifth Marine Corps Marathon just seven months after being diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer.
From Friday through Sunday, the two U.S. national lacrosse teams will compete against Canadian senior teams along with the reigning NCAA Division I champions – the Virginia men and Maryland women.
Senior gymnast Olivia Lubarsky launched the initiative shortly after overcoming her own period of depression. Now 80 student-athletes are participating in a mentorship program this fall.
California governor Gavin Newsom expects "dozens" of states to follow his in allowing college athletes to profit off their likeness. Whether Maryland proves to be among those dozens is yet to be seen.
The 39-year-old Severna Park High School graduate has been training for the last four months to raise $50,000 for Haymakers for Hope, an organization dedicated to funding cancer research.
Baltimore native and former police officer Michele DeJuliis has used the Women's Professional Lacrosse League, which she founded, as a platform for helping women find success.
Johns Hopkins announced that Jennifer Baker was promoted to athletic director, succeeding Alanna W. Shanahan, who was promoted to vice provost for student affairs.
The NCAA unveiled a new arm of rules enforcement made up of independent investigators, advocates and decision-makers to handle complex cases involving serious infractions.
Elizabeth Hillman, Maddie Jenner and Emma Schettig will fulfill their dreams of playing for the United States at the World Lacrosse under-19 championships in August.
UMBC athletic director Tim Hall, whose six-year tenure included the Retrievers pulling off the most stunning victory in the history of the NCAA men's basketball tournament, is leaving for a similar job at Southern Illinois-Edwardsville.
