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College Notebook for June 4, 2019.
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Randolph-Macon sophomore guard Buzz Anthony (Archbishop Spalding) was named the Kurt Axe Player of the Year in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Anthony
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The No. 2 seed Terps will meet No. 3 seed Princeton in an NCAA tournament semifinal on Friday with an eye on capturing their ninth national championship, but first since 2011.
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Men's lacrosse results: Brandon Warren (Calvert Hall) made 10 saves and visiting Salisbury (9-3, 3-1 Capital Athletic Conference) won 6-5 over Christopher
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The Terps are a No. 11 seed, and the Tigers are a No. 12.
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The Bears come into the men's basketball showdown missing a key player.
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The Tigers are deep. But how do you decide who gets to play?
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Century honored nine student athletes who will sign their National Letters of Intent to play Division 1 or Division 2 sports in college on Monday.
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Towson’s men’s basketball team will host Bucknell in a special exhibition game next Saturday to raise money for hurricane relief.
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State men
No. 4 Johns Hopkins at No. 3 North Carolina: Story goes here. 1
11 Loyola Maryland at Lafayette: Story goes here.
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Jarred Jones (John Carroll) scored 15 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead host Loyola Maryland to a 64-57 win over Mount St. Mary's on Saturday.
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Towson and Loyola Maryland were in as automatic qualifiers, while Johns Hopkins earned an at-large bid.
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Jonathan Arledge is used to moving around and now he is adjusting to life on and off the basketball court near Boncourt, Switzerland.
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Student-athletes and coaches with ties to Laurel will take part in Division I conference tourneys in the coming days. And a conference tourney title means an automatic bid to March Madness and the national tourney.
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This week's AP Top 25 has Maryland's men's basketball team down three spots, to No. 16, after a week that included a loss at Indiana and last night's great escape against Northwestern.
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Guard Marques Townes made a layup with five seconds left in overtime Monday to give Fairleigh Dickinson an 85-84 victory over host Towson.
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The visiting Baltimore Blast scored five goals in the first quarter and used a strong defensive effort to beat the Syracuse Silver Knights, 12-4, on Friday night and remain undefeated in the Major Arena Soccer League.
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Brandon Lowe and Jose Cuas were hit by pitches with the bases loaded in the ninth inning to drive in the final two runs in a 4-3 comeback win that gave Maryland its first NCAA tournament victory since 1970.
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Seniors Sammy Cermack, Taylor D'Amore and Sarah Taylor combined for 17 points to lead No. 7 Johns Hopkins to a 14-5 win over host Old Dominion on Wednesday.
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Kelly McPartland had a game-high six goals to lead Maryland past Towson, 19-8, in women's lacrosse Wednesday night.
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Jimmy Sheptock defeated Old Dominion's Jack Dechow, 3-2, on Friday night in a hotly contested semifinal to advance to the 184-pound final of the NCAA wrestling championships in Oklahoma City.
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Four McGlynn hit six 3-pointers, leading to 23 points and an 83-77 second-round win for Towson over East Tennessee State (19-16) in the second round of the CollegeInsider.com tournament Friday night.
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The CAA men's basketball tournament will be held at Baltimore Arena for three years, and possibly longer if the event is successful.
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After being kicked off the Virginia Tech football team in 2012, Telvion Clark leads the FCS title game-bound Tigers in tackles with 139, solo tackles with 83 and forced fumbles with five.
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The Terrance West of old would have reacted to a pair of fumbles with a few choice words directed at anyone who happened to be nearby.
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Rob Ambrose said Towson's 5-0 start is unexpected
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On paper, Maryland's 47-10 victory over Old Dominion is noteworthy because the Terps -- who averaged 20.1 points per game last season -- rolled up gaudy offensive numbers for the second straight week.
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Eight Football Championship Subdivision teams beat Football Bowl Subdivision squads last week
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Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.
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Former Loyola Maryland All-American and current professional player P.T. Ricci has been named the Greyhounds' director of men's lacrosse operations, head coach Charley Toomey announced Thursday.
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High expectations surround Towson, which was picked to finish second in the conference behind Villanova. A third consecutive CAA title is the first priority.
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Saint Joseph's will move from the Colonial Athletic Assocation to join the Northeast Conference as an associate member in men's lacrosse beginning next season, NEC commissioner Noreen Morris announced Wednesday.
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The No. 6 Notre Dame men's lacrosse team overcame a slow start at home to defeat Big East rival Georgetown, 10-8, on Sunday afternoon.
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Joey Sankey had his third straight game with four goals to lead the host No. 4 North Carolina men's lacrosse team past No.
14 Brown, 18-12, on Wednesday night. Loyola freshman attackman Zach Herreweyers and junior defenseman Joe Fletcher were named the ECAC Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively, after helping the Greyhounds to a pair of road victories.
It's a bittersweet time for the Towson men's basketball team, which just completed a remarkable turnaround season but will be sitting home for the CAA tournament because of the program's past academic failings.
Towson men's basketball team defeats George Mason, 85-81 in overtime to stay in contention for CAA title.
Jerrelle Benimon scored 21 points and pulled down 17 rebounds, and teammate Marcus Damas added 15 points as visiting Towson beat slumping Old Dominion, 68-66, on Wednesday in a Colonial Athletic Association contest in Norfolk, Va.
