Towson, the Colonial Athletic Association champion, drew the No. 6 seed and will host Maryland at Johnny Unitas Stadium on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the first round of the NCAA men’s lacrosse tournament.
After trailing 5-1 in the first quarter en route to a 14-10 loss to Massachusetts on April 13, the No. 14 Tigers found themselves in a 5-2 hole against the Blue Hens, but scored 11 times in the second and third quarters to escape with the win.
The Tigers managed just one goal per quarter through the first three before erupting for seven in the fourth that proved to be too little, too late in a key Colonial Athletic Association loss to the Minutemen on Saturday.
The Mount St. Mary's women's lacrosse team shut down visiting Robert Morris in a 14-3 win Sunday. The victory was the seventh straight for the Mountaineers, which marks the team's longest winning streak since the 2007 season.
Mariah Gray, Maia Lee and Nukiya Mayo endured 18 more losses than wins in their first two years for the Towson women’s basketball team. On Friday, they'll play in the program's first NCAA tournament game.
In its first NCAA women’s basketball tournament appearance, Towson received the No. 15 seed in the Albany Regional and will face No. 2 seed Connecticut on Friday at 6:30 p.m. in Storrs, Conn.
The Towson women’s basketball team is headed to the first NCAA tournament in program history. The fourth-seeded Tigers completed their improbable run to the Colonial Athletic Association championship by upsetting second-seeded Drexel, 53-49, on Saturday.
As a freshman, Jasmine Dickey leads the Blue Hens in rebounding, ranks third in blocks and fourth in scoring average, and hopes to aid the team in its quest for a Colonial Athletic Association tournament crown.
The Blast recorded their 11th win of the Major Arena Soccer League season with a 5-4 victory over the host Mississauga MetroStars (3-14) in Ontario, Canada.
The Towson women's basketball team's 10 wins in 15 games is its fastest run to double-digit victories since 2011-12 and its 4-0 opening in the conference is its best since 2007-08.
Redshirt junior quarterback Tom Flacco picked up seven first-place votes for the Walter Payton Award, which recognizes the top offensive player at the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision level.
The No. 15 Towson football team has left its fate in the hands of the Football Championship Subdivision selection committee’s hands after Saturday’s loss to No. 7 James Madison in the regular-season finale for both teams.
Towson football scored 19 points in the second half to pick up a key win over William & Mary in the Colonial Athletic Association and remain in a tie for first place in the conference.
“Picking us 10th is kind of dumb. But go ahead, we don’t care,” coach Rob Ambrose said. “We’re 10th, we’re no good. Remember that, when you show up [to play Towson].”
Towson men’s basketball sophomore standouts Zane Martin and Justin Gorham (Calvert Hall) have received their release from the school and will transfer.
Senior attacker Kristen Gaudian and senior midfielder Elena Romesburg combined for nine goals to lead No. 4 James Madison to a 16-10 win over No. 7 Towson to claim the Colonial Athletic Association women's lacrosse championship.
Caroline Steele (Severn) had a game-high five goals and Megan Taylor (Glenelg) made 11 saves and No. 2 Maryland women's lacrosse outlasted Johns Hopkins,
Zach Goodrich becomes the second Towson men’s lacrosse player in as many years to win the Colonial Athletic Association’s Defensive Player of the Year award.
The upset parade has settled down in Division I women’s lacrosse with the top 14 teams holding on to their spots in this weeks’ Inside Lacrosse media poll. The final six shuffled.
Host Johns Hopkins (2-0) used a strong second-half performance to win, 14-10, over Drexel (0-1). Maggie Schneidereith (Towson) had a game-high four goals,
Towson's Natalie Sulmonte is The Baltimore Sun's women's lacrosse National Player of the Week after leading the Tigers to an upset win over then-No. 4 Penn State with three goals and three assists.
Towson has made a habit of following inspired performances with duds. Saturday's 77-62 loss to Northeastern before an announced 2,263 at SECU Arena was the latest example.
