By Andrew Wilson
Josh Berman and his childhood friend built the brand “The Next Network,” a social media page where he highlights fan interactions and the outcome of certain sports games. Continue reading Rising content creator shows what it takes to branch out in the sports world
By Paige Trendell
University of Maryland students can now use Dining Dollars to purchase concessions at the Xfinity Center and SECU Stadium — an initiative to improve the fan experience. Continue reading Xfinity Center, SECU Stadium now accept dining dollars for concessions
By Courtney Corcoran
According to 247sports, an increasing number of student-athletes are staying local and attending the region’s biggest sports college, the University of Maryland. Continue reading The rise of DMV talent at UMD
By Anika Stikeleather
Maryland volleyball lost a back-and-forth matchup against Illinois on Friday night, falling in four sets on Dig Pink Night, promoting breast cancer awareness. Continue reading Offensive imbalance glares in a tight four-set loss to Illinois
By Anika Stikeleather
James E. Smith promised competitive teams in all sports during a webinar on Thursday, Sept. 25, addressing University of Maryland alumni and centering the plans and challenges for his tenure as the Barry P. Gossett Director of Athletics. Continue reading Maryland Athletics prepares to step into the revenue-sharing era
by Hunter Hine COVID-19 presents a variety of new challenges, which may threaten the very institution of sports across college campuses nationwide. At the University of Maryland, though, student athletes are adhering to strict restrictions and protocols implemented by the athletics department. Earning roughly $109 million in annual revenue from athletics, this university is known for its athletics programs and its student athletes who manage … Continue reading UMD student athletes adapt to strict protocol amid pandemic
By Luke Gentile Maryland lacrosse (13-3), the No. 1 ranked team in the country and defending national champions, escaped a first round exit in the NCAA tournament May 13, coming from behind to defeat Robert Morris University (13-5) in a 14-11 win. The Terps entered their 41st NCAA tournament with a 2-0 record against Robert Morris, and they got on the board early as senior … Continue reading #1 Maryland rallies from behind to top Robert Morris
By Sydney Fazio It was a tale of two halves Saturday in Maryland Stadium, when No. 2 Maryland fell to No. 1 Albany, 11-10. It was Maryland’s first loss since April 22 of last year. The Terrapins have only trailed 3:13 of 300 minutes in five games played this season. They hadn’t trailed in their matchup against Albany until there was 1:16 left in the … Continue reading Men’s lax starts hot, cools off late in loss to #1 Albany
By Sydney Fazio Bruno Fernando already had one ankle injury this season, and against Ohio University he picked up his second—a low right ankle sprain. The freshman forward, one of Maryland’s top big men, came down awkwardly on his ankle and rolled it in the second half of the game Thursday. The Xfinity Center became eerily quiet—even considering the underwhelming crowd. Fernando has started four … Continue reading Timetable for Terps high-energy freshman’s return unclear
By Chris Tulp In a game where the Maryland Women’s Basketball team was down by as many as 26 points, and got as close as three, they couldn’t pull out the win, losing 94-86 to the University of South Carolina. ESPNW’s preseason player of the year, Gamecocks senior A’ja Wilson, led all scorers and set a career high with 32 points. Sophomore guard Kaila Charles … Continue reading Maryland’s late comeback not enough against No. 4 South Carolina
