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By Edward Lee, The Baltimore Sun | May 4, 2013
Maryland has piled up a 6-2 record in this series, but Colgate has won the last two meetings - both of which have occurred in the regular-season finales for both sides. The Raiders (8-6) are limping into their last game of the year, having lost four of their past five contests. Senior attackman and 2012 Tewaaraton Award winner Peter Baum leads the offense in assists (15) and points (48), but sophomore attackman Ryan Walsh paces the team in goals (35). The No. 11 Terps (9-3) have dropped two of their last three games, and although a lock to qualify for the NCAA tournament, they are in danger of losing out on one of the eight seeds and opening the first round on the road.
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By Chris Eckard, The Baltimore Sun | September 23, 2011
Colgate (1-2, 0-1 Patriot)@Towson (2-0, 1-0 CAA) Time: Saturday, 7 p.m. Site: Johnny Unitas Stadium Radio: 1570 AM Series: Colgate leads 9-0. What's at stake: After defeating Villanova, then No. 20 in the Football Championship Subdivision, two weeks ago, Towson is 2-0 for the first time since 1997 and has a chance to keep its early-season winning streak alive against a Colgate program...
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From Sun staff reports | January 27, 2013
A Navy defensive effort that limited host Colgate to 12 field goals coupled with a balanced offense led the Mids to a 59-43 victory Saturday night in women's basketball. The win is Navy's second in a row and fourth in five games in the Patriot League. The Mids (11-9, 4-1) moved into a first-place tie with American, Army and Bucknell with one week remaining in the first half of the league season. The Raiders fell to 6-13, 0-5. "I thought this was a really intense game," Navy coach Stefanie Pemper said. "I think Colgate competed really well, and so did we. They forced us into 18 turnovers, and they got to the foul line. They played hard, and we had a hard time at times with that.
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By Edward Lee | March 26, 2012
Navy coach Rick Sowell had yet to meet his players for their first practice of the week, but he could guess at how they were feeling after Saturday's upset of No. 12 Colgate. “I think there's some hop in their giddy-up, that's for sure,” Sowell said Monday afternoon. “I think the players are excited and hopefully, that means we've got a good week of practice in store for us because it's like going from the frying pan to the fire with Lehigh up next. It certainly doesn't get any easier.
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By Edward Lee | March 23, 2012
Navy has cobbled together a three-game winning streak to help reduce the disappointment of a three-game losing skid earlier in the season. But victories over Lafayette, Towson and Holy Cross would pale in comparison to a triumph over Patriot League rival and No. 12 Colgate (7-1 overall and 1-0 in the conference), which plays host to the Midshipmen (4-3, 2-1) this Saturday. “We've done a good job of taking a lead into the fourth quarter and losing the games out, and hopefully, we'll find ourselves in that situation on Saturday and can get the job done,” Navy coach Rick Sowell said Thursday.
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By Mike Miller, The Baltimore Sun | January 4, 2011
This one was Maryland's final tuneup -- a chance to iron out the wrinkles of a somewhat underwhelming monthlong homestand against mainly nonconference opponents. To their credit, the Terps could easily have overlooked Colgate on Tuesday night, a team with only one win this season, with a showdown with No. 1 Duke looming Sunday. Instead, Maryland did exactly what it was supposed to do, engineering a thorough dismantling of the Raiders, 95-40, before an announced 12,814 at Comcast Center.