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Boston College defeats Providence 3‑1 in the season opener, with Alex De Cain and Klara Mueffelmann leading the offense and a trio of upcoming ACC/Big Ten Challenge matchups on the horizon.
Maryland’s field hockey team, ranked No. 13, opened its season with a dominant 3‑0 win over Drexel, showcasing aggressive play, a high shot volume and a clean sheet that highlights the squad’s depth and defensive discipline.
Binghamton's women's soccer team secured a 0‑0 draw against Siena, preserving a 17‑game unbeaten streak and a fourth consecutive shutout to start the season.
Louisville adds experienced hands to player development roster ahead of the 2025‑26 season, hiring Carlos Dotson and a team of seasoned coaches.
The University of Maryland’s field hockey program is gearing up for the 2026 campaign, blending seasoned veterans with a wave of promising newcomers under Coach Missy Meharg’s leadership.
Rising St. Olaf baseball player Kanen Kreafle spent his summer competing in the Cal Ripken Sr. Collegiate Baseball League, helping the Olney Cropdusters clinch a championship while contributing to local youth programs. An internship with the PGA further sharpened his sports‑marketing skills, positioning him for a career that merges athletics with business.
St. Mary’s County Recreation & Parks announces a new Youth Roller Hockey program at Leonard Hall Recreation Center, featuring beginner and advanced tracks, scheduled Wednesday evenings, and open to residents and non‑residents alike.
A last‑second rebound in the 1980 ACC final between Duke and Maryland sparked a controversy that still reverberates, involving Bill Foster, Kenny Dennard and Buck Williams.
The Bearcats controlled the early stages of their season opener, out‑shooting and out‑possessing Mount St. Mary's, yet a disciplined defense and a series of key saves kept the match level.
Billy Edwards, Jr., a transfer from Maryland, is set to start at quarterback for UNC in the season‑opening game against TCU, joining a rebuilt room that includes Miles O’Neill, Travis Burgess and backup Au’Tori Newkirk.
The University of North Carolina has named Wisconsin transfer Billy Edwards Jr. as its starting quarterback for the 2026 season, citing his extensive collegiate experience and strong performance in preseason competition.
Coach Bill Belichick highlighted Edwards’ Big Ten pedigree and experience, cementing his role ahead of the upcoming season.
Veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell discusses the personal challenges he faces after his mother's death and his brother's legal troubles, while expressing gratitude for community support and his love for the game.
Jolie Farmer, a Penn State transfer, found the net in her first collegiate start, leading Maryland to a 1-0 victory over Fordham and securing the first Terp of the Week accolade in program history.
Maryland and Duke's women's basketball home-and-home series has been postponed to 2027, delaying a historic rivalry while Coach Brenda Frese prepares to return to Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Austin Dillon aims for a historic three‑peat at Richmond, while Denny Hamlin’s dominance, emerging sleeper Josh Berry, and tire‑management tactics shape the preview.
From a low‑tier Big Ten program to a national contender, Kim Barnes Arico’s long‑term leadership has reshaped Michigan women’s basketball, driving player development, conference success, and historic milestones.
Three Bowie State men's basketball standouts—Justin Morrisey, Jamel Melvin and Amari Cribb—were recognized on the 2025‑26 NABC Honors Court for maintaining a 3.2+ GPA, highlighting the program’s commitment to scholarly excellence alongside competitive success.
The Baltimore Ravens Foundation, in partnership with Under Armour, has awarded grants to 24 youth sports programs, providing apparel, equipment, and emergency response accessories to over 4,200 athletes. A recent training camp and CPR sessions further illustrate the commitment to community development.
Professional basketball player Josh Hart, an Eagle Scout from Maryland, discusses the lasting impact of Scouting America on his career, values, and community work, while the organization highlights his role as a youth ambassador.
Former Maryland star Derik Queen predicts a Big Ten championship for the Terrapins and a Super Bowl win for the Ravens, while recalling his deep connection to Baltimore sports.
At the annual Big Ten Football Media Days in Chicago, Maryland head coach Michael Locksley outlined his team's aspirations, highlighted emerging leaders, and reflected on the program’s recent challenges.
Team USA clinched its fourth straight FIBA U‑17 Women’s World Cup title, beating Spain 82‑73. Key contributions from Micah Ojo, Arianna Robinson, Nation Williams and MVP Ivanna Wilson Manyacka underscored the victory, which marks the nation’s seventh triumph in eight tournaments.
Former Maryland defensive back Tino Ellis appeared on the eighth season of Love Island on Peacock but was eliminated on the same day he entered, sparking curiosity about his brief reality‑TV debut.