Chase Gasper returns to California, this time leading the Terps
The former UCLA defender has come full circle
Category: Features
Andrew Samuels emerges as another leader for Maryland soccer
Newly-appointed captain Andrew Samuels leads by example for Maryland men’s soccer.
Package deal: Di Rosa twins use brotherly bond to elevate game
These twins have an inseparable bond and a love for the game.
More confident Donovan Pines is the key to Maryland’s tournament push
There has been a trend among Maryland men’s soccer set pieces this year. The taker floats a ball to the back post, praying that it Read More
Taekwondo to Golf: The unusual athletic path of Tim Colanta
Article written by Thomas Hindle. University of Maryland golf team captain Tim Colanta was seven years old at the time of his first hole in Read More
Rachel Egyed proving her worth for Maryland women’s soccer
Article written by Thomas Hindle. In the 73rd minute of a home match against Northwestern this Sunday, the Terrapins led 2-1. They were getting outshot Read More
Riley Donnelly transitioning to college game, new position with No. 3 Terps
When Maryland field hockey head coach Missy Meharg saw her freshman standout defender Riley Donnelly crying and overwhelmed, Meharg didn’t console her or tell her Read More
After a knee injury derailed her freshman season, Mayv Clune is trying to redeem herself
Mayv Clune came into a University of Maryland program with high expectations, those expectations were delayed by a PCL injury she suffered before her freshman Read More
Austin Henningsen thriving in new role at faceoff X
Junior faceoff specialist Austin Henningsen wore the No. 18 jersey his first two years as Maryland’s starting possession-getter. This season, Henningsen went down in both Read More
Mase Funa: An uncertain future for an unbelievable talent
When an athlete suffers an injury that could leave them sidelined for an entire season, the first thing that comes to mind is if they Read More
Offensive production from second-line midfield vital to Maryland’s success
After losing in the NCAA Championship game for three consecutive years, the Maryland men’s lacrosse program searched for answers of how to finally get over Read More
Maryland’s switch to Big Ten has paid off for everyone
Since joining the Big Ten in 2015, the Maryland men’s lacrosse program has seen an influx of talent in the conference. In turn, the No. Read More
West Coaster Will Snider learning to fit in with Maryland offense
When junior midfielder Will Snider’s father told him to rebuild his next door neighbor’s fence growing up in his hometown of Seattle, it wasn’t a Read More
Tyler Barbarich: the man behind Maryland’s faceoff success
Fundamental wing play and a match up against a player who hadn’t taken any faceoffs last season were the keys to freshman faceoff specialist Justin Read More
California Chemistry: Terps to treat spring break trip as bonding opportunity
When head coach John Tillman recently posted on social media about the upcoming Maryland men’s lacrosse trip to California, former Terps goalie Kyle Bernlohr sent Read More
Experts in sports and politics give their take on athlete activism
In the last few years, the political scene and sports world have intersected, with some of the biggest athletes speaking out about social issues. Read More
Kimberly Martin talks obstacles of covering the NFL
Kimberly Martin doesn’t see too many people like her in the newsroom. She expressed some of her concerns while speaking to students via FaceTime Read More
‘Quality does not mean length,’ and other advice from sports journalists
Vox Media laid off roughly 50 employees on Wednesday, continuing the recent trend of media outlets downsizing their workforce. John Ourand, media reporter for the Read More
Kurkjian, other baseball journalists skeptical of MLB collusion conspiracies
With several prominent MLB free agents such as Eric Hosmer, J.D. Martinez and Yu Darvish yet to be signed, collusion rumors have started to seep Read More
Sports Illustrated’s Peter King talks NFL ratings at Povich Center event
Add Peter King to the list of NFL journalists who were disgusted by the egregious head shots on display during the Monday Night Football game Read More
Sports journalism’s best talk future of reporting at Legends of Keyboard panel
Renowned journalists gave their thoughts on the history and future of sport’s writing on Saturday, Dec. 2, while speaking at the Legends of the Keyboard Read More
Ronny Silvestro: Defying the odds and overcoming adversity
It’s tough to stay healthy in any sport, especially baseball. For those who get injured, like Ronny Silvestro, it’s a struggle to get back, but Read More
Nelson Ceaser stresses speed and preparation for defensive ends
Any defensive lineman knows that the recipe to being a good pass rusher includes size, quickness, durability, vision and arm strength. But for Nelson Ceaser, Read More
‘Covering the Big Story’ panel recap
With the intersection of sports and politics at an all-time high in the news, journalists stressed the importance of remaining fair and objective at the Read More
Future Terp Sean Heine uses competitive spirit and guidance to find success
What do most high school sophomores typically do? Go to school, complete homework, hang out with friends and commit to a Division 1 baseball institution. Read More