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Courtney Reed bought four seats together for her family in the front left corner of Section 86 of Camden Yards for Friday night’s Orioles game, well before the guest Mr. Splash was announced. Larry Wiczulis nearly sold his ticket in the front left corner of neighboring Section 84, as close to the Bird Bath Splash Zone as possible without getting wet. What was considered a … [Read more...] about Rubensplash: Orioles owner David Rubenstein delights fans in guest appearance as Mr. Splash

Marriotts Ridge boys lacrosse had been in this position before — hosting Route-99 rival Mt. Hebron in the regional playoffs. Each of the last two years, the Vikings ended their season. However, Friday night, the second-seed Mustangs decided winning the Class 3A South Region I semifinal was the only option. In a see-saw battle with the score tied at 8, Marriotts Ridge goalie Ian … [Read more...] about Cooper Ellis scores go-ahead goal for Marriotts Ridge boys lacrosse in 10-8 win over Mt. Hebron

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. This is the Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. Maryland women’s golf’s season came to a close on Wednesday, as the Terps bowed out in the NCAA Regionals in Bryan, Texas. Maryland finished with a score of 892 (302-294-296), good for ninth place in a 12-team pool. Sophomore Nicha Kanpai led the … [Read more...] about MM 6.10: Maryland women’s golf’s season ends at NCAA Regionals

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. The Terps look to make it out of the first round for the first time since 2022. For the 21st straight season, Maryland men’s lacrosse will take part in the NCAA Tournament. It will host Princeton on Saturday for the second time this year. Maryland will look to avoid back-to-back first-round exits following last year’s upset loss to … [Read more...] about NCAA Tournament first round preview: No. 7-seed Maryland men’s lacrosse vs. Princeton

Photo by Samantha Osborne/ Maryland Terrapins The graduate goalie has been one of the best in the nation since her sister joined the team. After taking an early lead over St. Joesph’s in 2023, Maryland women’s lacrosse midfielder Maddy Sterling took the field for the first time in her collegiate career as the No. 2 recruit in the 2021 class. Her sister, starting … [Read more...] about Maryland women’s lacrosse’s Emily Sterling’s bond with her sister transformed her college career