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Hopkins’ Chris Boland, 25, is blast from the past
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
The jokes are inescapable on a daily basis at Johns Hopkins. There’s Chris Boland, the super senior attackman fresh off his 25th birthday, preparing for another day with the Blue Jays.
Mount's Jamion Christian stuck to schedule in quest to be a head coach
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Jamion Christian's plan all along was to become a head coach before he turned 30.
Loyola over Navy was choice Scott Ratliff doesn't regret
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Scott Ratliff's phone rang shortly into a trek from Panama City, Fla., to Atlanta, a long haul home from spring break.
Ashton Pankey parting ways with Terps
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Maryland forward Ashton Pankey is leaving the program for family reasons.
Maryland lacrosse team does things the hard way
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
The Maryland lacrosse team was regrouping as the NCAA tournament commenced, and it was once again reminded these Terrapins would never accomplish much with ease. It just wasn't their nature.
VCU heading to Atlantic 10, leaving CAA
By Hank Kurz Jr. - Associated Press
VCU is joining the Atlantic 10 after deciding to leave the Colonial Athletic Association, a person familiar with the decision said Tuesday.
LaPierre takes one for the team as Virginia ousts Princeton in lacrosse playoffs
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
The clinching play of so many postseason lacrosse games is a last-second goal, a stunning save or even a faceoff to lock up possession to burn off the clock. Virginia defensive midfielder Chris LaPierre tried something different Sunday.
After slow start, Loyola kicks it into high gear to rout Canisius
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
Loyola scooted off the Ridley Athletic Complex after a feeble second quarter Saturday against Canisius, rushing into the locker room and leaving behind a miserable stretch of lacrosse.
Offense could be more prevalent than expected in Princeton-Virginia match
By Michael Phillips - Richmond Times-Dispatch
The stereotype of Princeton's lacrosse teams is not a pleasant one for fans of high-octane games.
Jerry Sandusky shower date change may aid PSU officials
By Mark Scolforo - Associated Press
One of the two charges against two Penn State administrators will likely be dismissed now that prosecutors have come forward to change by one year the date they allege former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky sexually assaulted a boy in the team's showers, legal experts said.
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Hoyas keep it in family with Keith Brown new coach
By Tom Schad - Special to The Washington Times
As top assistant for recently departed Georgetown women's basketball coach Terri Williams-Flournoy, Keith Brown had to wear a lot of hats. He led the program's recruiting efforts, handled the team's scheduling and did his fair share of coaching on the court.
To understand U.Va.'s identity, start with its most visible player, Steele Stanwick
By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times
The most striking sight at the peak of the incline on the walk into Klockner Stadium isn't the flags heralding Virginia's lacrosse championships. Nor is it an often-packed grandstand.
Ex-Penn State coach asks for postponement of sex-abuse trial
By Mark Scolforo - Associated Press
Jerry Sandusky's lawyer on Wednesday asked for a delay in the former Penn State assistant football coach's child sex-abuse trial, saying he needed more time to prepare and still was waiting for disclosure of prosecution material.
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