Maryland placed four players on the 2009 USILA Men’s Lacrosse All-America teams, which were announced Thursday. Sophomores Ryan Young and Max Schmidt earned second and third team honors, respectively, while sophomore Grant Catalino and senior Dan Groot were honorable mention selections.
Young earns his first All-America honor and was the catalyst of the Maryland offense throughout the 2009 season. The attackman, who is a native of Massapequa, N.Y., finished the season second on the team in points with 40 on 19 goals and 21 … Read More »
Will Yeatman is back tonight for the final 2009 push fot the Men’s lacrosse team. Jason Carter will be in the nets. Even though Inside lacrosse already has the Terps in the 16 team NCAA field, Coach Cottle believes a win is necessary to guarantee the bid. The game is 5PM at Kenan Field in North Carolinand can be seen on ACC Select. Maryland won a hard fought battle 8-7 in College Park earlier in the season. The Terrapins are … Read More »
It seemed like the offense looked more cohesive early on without Yeatman. I wonder what Dave Cottle thought and how will he bring Will back into the lineup Tuesday.
Looking ahead, the Terrapins have 3 games left that barring something strange whould be in the win column–Binghamton, Penn, and Yale. That would give them 9 wins. Coming up will be the ACC Tournament. Even a first round loss will leave the Terps at 9-6 which should be enought to get … Read More »
Jeff Reynolds secured 2 draws late in the 1st half which led to 2 quick goals and a 5-3 lead that the Terrapins never relinquished. Grant Catalino added 2 goals and 4 assists. Goalie Brian Phipps went the distance in a stellar 13 save performance. All of these efforts resulted in a dominating 11-8 victory over the #12 Blue … Read More »
Bryn Holmes wins 11 of 13 faceoffs and again the Terrapins thoroughly dominate Air Force in capturing the Wounded warrior Project Title. Watching the game over a special network, it seemed like the Terps had the ball the entire final 3 quarters. The Terrapins return home 2-0 and face Georgetown next Saturday at 1PM. Some observations on the game.
Terrapin Sophomores Tony Mendes (2 goals 1 assist), Ryan Young (1 g 2 assists) and defense-man Max Schmidt led Team USA to a 19-12 victory Sunday in British Columbia over Canada in the U19 World Championship game. This on top of the stellar performances turned in by the 6 future Terps in the UA All Star Game leads me to believe that Maryland will be a dominant force in lacrosse over the next 3 years.
