The Diamondback’s best sports stories of 2018
Tragedy and triumph: Our best stories from a momentous year of Maryland athletics
Former Maryland men’s lacrosse coach Dick Edell dies at 74
Edell, who helmed Maryland lacrosse for 18 seasons, was inducted into the US Men’s Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2004.
Jack Welding’s work ethic cemented him as a stalwart in Maryland lacrosse’s defense
Welding played in just seven games as a freshman.
No. 2 Maryland men’s lacrosse pounces on No. 15 Michigan’s mistakes in 13-5 win
The Wolverines committed 18 turnovers.
Pro Terps: Men’s lacrosse, June 9
Former midfielder Jake Bernhardt has six points in seven games with the Ohio Machine.
Maryland men’s lacrosse not looking past Quinnipiac in first round of NCAA Tournament
Terps attackman Dylan Maltz played at Syracuse when the Orange lost its first-round game to Bryant in 2014.
Maryland men’s lacrosse limits Johns Hopkins’ high-powered attack in win
Johns Hopkins, which averages 12.69 goals per game, scored eight against the Terps.
Maryland lacrosse tops Marist, 13-7, on the back of Connor Kelly’s career-best showing
Kelly posted eight points, while Jared Bernhardt had five goals and two assists.
Three Maryland men’s lacrosse players make Big Ten Players to Watch list
Connor Kelly, Nick Brozowski and Curtis Corley made the list.
Tim Rotanz overcomes battle with vertigo to become contributor for Maryland men’s lacrosse
“It was a rough year,” Rotanz said, “Made it through, though.”