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By FROM STAFF REPORTS | April 20, 2008
Maryland's senior class shined in its regular-season home finale, scoring 19 of the team's 32 points as the third-ranked Terps beat Virginia Tech, 20-3, to earn their 12th straight win and clinch the top seed in next weekend's Atlantic Coast Conference women's lacrosse tournament. Maryland (14-1, 4-1 ACC) will face the winner of Thursday's game between North Carolina and Boston College in the semifinals Friday night in Charlottesville, Va. Senior Kelly Kasper (Century) led all scorers with a goal and four assists.
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By ANDREW WAGNER | April 24, 2006
MILWAUKEE -- The Blast was outscored at U.S. Cellular Arena last night, but it got the goal that mattered most in the end. Machel Millwood scored a "golden goal" at 1:54 of the second sudden-death overtime period to give the Blast a 1-0 victory over the Milwaukee Wave and a chance to win their third Major Indoor Soccer League title in four seasons. The overtime periods last night were played immediately after the Blast had lost Game 2 of the series, 10-8, despite a five-goal fourth-quarter rally.
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By Dan Hickling | August 6, 2004
BOSTON - The Bayhawks have met their greatest success this season on the road. Make that their only success. Last night, the Bayhawks completed the road portion of their schedule with a 6-0 record, turning in a thorough beating of the league-leading Boston Cannons, 25-14. With the win, the Bayhawks (6-5) became the first team in Major League Lacrosse history to win all of their road games. They're 0-5 on their home field at Johnny Unitas Stadium in Towson, but the team's road record has put it in position to all but clinch a playoff spot with a win there against New Jersey in its Aug. 14 season finale.
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By Baltimoresun.com Staff | April 23, 2004
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Kirah Miles stopped 17 shots and the Maryland defense held Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year Amy Appelt to just two goals, but it wasn't enough as Maryland fell 9-7 to Virginia Friday afternoon in the ACC semifinals. Virginia (14-3) advances to face Duke in the finals. Duke beat North Carolina 12-11 in the other semifinal. The loss snaps Maryland's 10-game winning streak and drops its record to 12-3 on the season. The Terps fell behind early when Virginia's Caitlin Banks found the back of the net at 28:09, but Maryland rattled off the next five goals to take a 5-1 lead with 7:33 left in the first half.
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By Katherine Dunn | May 21, 2003
Broadneck goalie Melissa Puzak admits to being a little nervous in every game, but the senior has come to learn that that's a good thing. Last night's state Class 4A-3A final at UMBC Stadium may have been the most potentially nerve-wracking game of her career, but Puzak stayed cool. She not only saved the day in the No. 4 Bruins' 9-8 sudden-death victory over No. 13 C. Milton Wright, she also tied a tournament record for saves. Many of Puzak's 16 saves were momentum busters that helped the Bruins (16-3)
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June 29, 2002
How Brazil and Germany compare, going into tomorrow's World Cup final: Goalkeeper Brazil: Marcos has been up to the task in the knockout phase of the tournament, allowing just a single goal to England after giving up one to Turkey and two to Costa Rica during the first round. But he is not always dependable. Germany: Oliver Kahn, regarded as the top goalkeeper in the world, has allowed just one goal in Germany's first six games. His sprawling saves helped in 1-0 wins against the United States and South Korea.
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By Lem Satterfield | May 13, 2000
On Wednesday, Noah Gerstmyer was bed-ridden and dehydrated as a result of working with a landscape company, "cutting down trees in the heat" as part of his senior project. Yesterday, the Boys' Latin midfielder again braved sweltering temperatures, on Towson University's Astroturf field at Minnegan Stadium. This time, he scored a goal and helped the No. 2 Lakers chop down third-ranked St. Paul's and faceoff-man extraordinaire Jack deVilliers in a 10-9 Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference semifinal victory.
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By Jamison Hensley | April 4, 1999
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Don't blame the injuries. And don't give too much credit to Virginia's defense.When analyzing yesterday's disaster, Maryland needs only to look in the mirror to unravel the offensive debacle.After taking an early two-goal lead, the No. 5 Terrapins melted down with a series of unforced errors and wild shooting, scoring just once in the final 54 minutes in a 13-4 loss to the No. 6 Cavaliers before 2,421 at Klockner Stadium. Virginia, meanwhile, showcased plenty of firepower behind St. Paul's School graduates Tucker Radebaugh and Conor Gill, who combined for five goals and seven assists.
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By Glenn P. Graham | March 25, 1998
St. Mary's spent almost all the first half yesterday looking for an opening against a Calvert Hall team that always seemed to stay a step ahead.Finally, it came when junior attacker Chris Summers scored off a restart with three seconds left until the break, cutting the Cardinals' lead to one goal.Following the necessary halftime adjustments, the No. 7-ranked Saints took control in the second half to earn an 11-9 victory over No. 6-ranked Calvert Hall in MIAA A Conference action at Weems-Whelan Memorial Field in Annapolis.
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By Glenn P. Graham | March 25, 1998
St. Mary's spent almost all the first half yesterday looking for an opening against a Calvert Hall team that always seemed to stay a step ahead.Finally, it came when junior attacker Chris Summers scored off a restart with three seconds left until the break, cutting the Cardinals' lead to one goal.Following the necessary halftime adjustments, the No. 7-ranked Saints took control in the second half to earn an 11-9 upset victory over No. 6-ranked Calvert Hall in MIAA A Conference action in Annapolis.