Maryland will play Georgetown on Nov. 15 at Verizon Center as one of eight matchups in the Gavitt Tipoff Games between Big Ten and Big East men's basketball teams.
The game, the only rematch from the 2015-16 series, will be televised on Fox Sports 1.
"We are excited to continue this series with Georgetown," Maryland coach Mark Turgeon said in a news release. "Last season's game was a tremendous experience for our university, program and fans. It will be an outstanding early-season game against a well-coached Georgetown team that we have a lot of respect for."
The Terps and Hoyas renewed their rivalry last season in College Park, where Maryland won, 75-71.
The teams hadn't played locally since the Terps won 84-83 in overtime on Nov. 26, 1993, at the Capital Centre in Landover.
Maryland and Georgetown played each other every season from 1947 to 1976. The Terps lead the series 37-27.
More men's basketball: Tom Finnegan, who played, coached and taught at Washington College, will be inducted into the Middle Atlantic Conference Hall of Fame. A 1965 graduate, he averaged 29.5 points per game over two seasons and was coach from 1970 to 2001, compiling a 378-325 record. He also coached tennis and baseball, and was a professor of physical education until he retired last spring.
Women's basketball: Maryland senior Malina Howard was inducted into the Maryland Medallion Society on Sunday at the University Awards Banquet. She received the university's Sally Sterling Byrd Award for being a top female student. She is the second student-athlete at Maryland to win one of the Byrd Awards; basketball player Len Elmore was the first, in 1974. Howard earned her bachelor's degree in kinesiology in just three years last spring. She is doing postgraduate work toward medical school. She has served as vice president and secretary of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, overseeing and organizing community service events. She is also a member of the national leadership society Omicron Delta Kappa and the School of Public Health Honors Society. She has earned a Big Ten Sportsmanship Award in the past two years, as well as academic all-conference honors in all four years. Last season, Howard won the Elite 89 Award as the student-athlete with the highest GPA at the Final Four.
Men's lacrosse: Ohio State senior defenseman Robby Haus (Gilman) was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year. The All-Big Ten first team included Maryland redshirt senior goalkeeper Kyle Bernlohr, senior midfielder Bryan Cole and junior short-stick defensive midfielder Isaiah Davis-Allen and Johns Hopkins senior attackman Ryan Brown (Calvert Hall) and sophomore attackman Shack Stanwick (Boys' Latin). Honorable mention selections included Maryland redshirt senior long-stick midfielder Greg Danseglio, junior attackman Colin Heacock (Boys' Latin), sophomore defenseman Tim Muller and junior attackman Matt Rambo and Johns Hopkins junior midfielder John Crawley and junior defenseman Nick Fields. ... Davis-Allen was named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week; Hopkins senior faceoff specialist Craig Madarasz was named Specialist of the Week.
Women's lacrosse: Halle Majorana, a transfer from Maryland, scored the go-ahead goal with 2:51 left and Kelly Cross completed her hat trick with 1:54 to go as No. 5 Syracuse (17-4) earned a 13-11 over host Canisius (11-6). ... Maryland attacker Caroline Steele (Severn) was named Big Ten Freshman of the Week.
Swimming: Johns Hopkins coach George Kennedy, who plans to retire in June, will receive the Speedo CSCAA Lifetime Achievement Award from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America on Thursday in Crystal City, Va. A seven-time NCAA Division III Coach of the Year, he won 373 dual meets and 24 conference titles and coached 31 national champions and nearly 1,500 All-Americans.
Men's tennis: Salisbury senior Eric Spangler was named the Capital Athletic Conference Player of the Year and senior Shanon Gunther, Spangler's doubles partner, was named to the All-CAC first team.
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With child due soon, Phelps to skip Atlanta prep meet
Awaiting the birth of his first child, Michael Phelps has decided to skip an Olympic prep meet in Atlanta next week. Organizers of the Atlanta Classic say they received word from the Baltimore native that he would not be competing. The meet is set for May 13-15 at Georgia Tech's aquatic center, site of the 1996 Olympic swimming competition. Phelps' fiancee, Nicole Johnson, posted a photo over the weekend on Instagram that said, "Can't believe I'm 36 weeks today. Baby P will be here in no time!!" The couple is expecting a boy and plans to get married after the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Phelps, who has won a record 18 gold medals, plans to swim at the Austin Elite Invite on June 3-5, his final meet before the Olympic trials begin in late June.
Tennis: Clarksville resident John Mayotte Jr., a former No. 1 New England junior, will be inducted into the Hall of Fame of the United States Tennis Association of New England on June 11 at the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, R.I. Mayotte, who played at Holy Cross and on the New England Tennis Stars pro circuit, remains active in the sport, having won the national singles championship in the 65s age division in 2014. He is the elder brother of former ATP Tour players Tim Mayotte and Chris Mayotte.
Major League Lacrosse: Denver Outlaws midfielder Drew Snider (Maryland) was named Offensive Player of the Week. Chesapeake Bayhawks defenseman Kyle Sweeney was named Defensive Player of the Week.
Minor league baseball: Frederick Keys right-hander Matthew Grimes was named the High-A Carolina League Pitcher of the Week.