The Penn State-vs.-Loyola Maryland NCAA Division I men’s lacrosse game Sunday will not only determine one semifinalist, but probably the Tewaaraton Award
On the first day of the 2019 lacrosse season for No. 4 Loyola, Pat Spencer scored five goals and contributed two assists as the Greyhounds defeated No. 6 Virginia, 17-9, before a crowd of 2,541 at Ridley Athletic Complex.
With strong performances in Saturday's win over Radford, Maryland freshmen appear ready for the resumption of the Big Ten schedule Wednesday at home against Nebraska.
After losing at home to No. 4 Virginia by five points and beating Penn State in College Park in its Big Ten opener, Maryland moved up a spot in the Associated Press Top 25 to No. 23, it was announced Monday.
Maryland's Big Ten opener against Penn State on Saturday at Xfinity Center will be the first step back toward the NCAA tournament for the Terps after a disappointing 2017-18 season.
There was plenty of room for improvement in the performance of the No. 24 Maryland men's basketball team Wednesday night, but the Terps only lost to one of the top teams in the country by five points, which bodes well for the rest of the season.
By going small and relying on its fresh faces in the second half, the Maryland men's basketball team was able to claw back against fourth-ranked Virginia.
Led by junior guard Kyle Guy, No. 4 Virginia's 3-point shooting was the difference in a 76-71 victory over Maryland at Xfinity Center Wednesday night in the ACC-Big Ten Challenge.
For Maryland's newly ranked and undefeated men's basketball team, the level of competition will improve dramatically starting Wednesday night against No. 4 Virginia.
Joe Sherburne made four 3-pointers and scored 24 points and UMBC beat Air Force, 77-72, in double overtime on Friday in the Bimini Jam in the Bahamas in men's
Defense led the way as the third-ranked Maryland field hockey team (10-0, 2-0 Big Ten) blanked No. 23 Ohio State, 1-0, Friday afternoon at Maryland's Field
UMBC's men's basketball team famously took care of business against high-and-mighty Virginia in March. It looks like Maryland will get its shot at the Cavaliers in 2018-19.
All four coaches in the NCAA DIvision I women's lacrosse final four played high school lacrosse in the Baltimore area — Maryland's Cathy Reese, Boston College's Acacia Walker-Weinstein, North Carolina's Jenny Levy and James Madison's Shelley Klaes-Bawcombe.
Megan Whittle leads the top-ranked Terps into the quarterfinals of the NCAA women's lacrosse tournament. Maryland routed Denver, 15-4, behind her six goals and two assists.
Staying mentally prepared during a 2:14 weather delay was the objective for the Loyola Maryland and Virginia men’s lacrosse teams on Saturday night, and both sides had varying degrees of success in that area.
For the second time in the past three years, the sixth-seeded Loyola Maryland men’s lacrosse team is going to the NCAA Division I tournament quarterfinals after withstanding a lengthy weather delay and holding off Virginia, 14-12, on Saturday night.
Opponents have averaged only 8.5 goals against the defense for the Loyola Maryland men’s lacrosse team. On Saturday, the unit will face a Virginia offense that scored a season-worst 13 goals against the Greyhounds on Feb. 10.
