By Jaden Morgan
Bowie State University’s new golf team played its first season in the history of the historically Black college and its athletics program. Continue reading Neighboring Bowie State University establishes golf team to increase student athletic opportunities
By Zach Sturgill
The order proposes capping eligibility at five years, limiting players to just one transfer and federally regulating NIL collectives. Continue reading Trump’s executive order on college athletics draws mixed opinions from UMD students
By Zach Sturgill
The University of Maryland’s women’s basketball team lost in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on March 22, ending a season defined by resilience. Continue reading UMD women’s basketball team reflects on season marked by grit, strength
By Zach Sturgill
March Madness marks an exciting time for sports fans, and it is right around the corner as millions prepare to fill out brackets and enjoy the chaos both NCAA Tournaments bring. Continue reading March Madness brings excitement, investment from UMD students
By Alexandra Townsend
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has approved a rule allowing student-athletes and athletic staff to bet on professional sports, reversing its previous ban. Continue reading As the NCAA loosens betting rules, students weigh in on what it means for the integrity of sports
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 Maryland women’s lacrosse returned home Wednesday to take down the UMBC Retrievers 21-12. This confidence-boosting win comes after a close loss to No. 8 North Carolina in overtime. It was the first loss for Maryland in 57 regular season games. The Terps were ready to come back for redemption, and being under the homefield lights was something the team looked forward to. … Continue reading Women’s lacrosse bounces back to beat UMBC
By Connor Bell Maryland men’s basketball finished up their 99th regular season with a 24-point loss to Michigan on senior day in College Park. In a season filled with letdowns and plagued by injuries, the Terps still fought to the end and secured the No. 8 seed in the Big Ten Tournament. However, it is unclear how the Terps will perform with a difficult road … Continue reading Terps take on tough Big Ten Tournament bracket
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 Sydney Fazio Coming off a narrow victory against Illinois in overtime, the University of Maryland men’s basketball team capitalized on that energy to defeat the Ohio University Bobcats 87-62 at home Thursday. Maryland started the game quickly, getting five unanswered points in the first minute. The Terps kept Ohio to their one and only layup for the first six minutes. Their momentum was strong … Continue reading Terps roll over Ohio
