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ALBANY, N.Y.—UMBC pitcher Ashley Gray threw six strong innings but was out-dueled by Albany ace Leah McIntosh in the fourth-seeded Retrievers’ 4-0 loss to No. 1 Albany Thursday afternoon in the first game of the America East Softball Championships at Albany Field.
Tennis
5/8/2008
Nine Retriever Tennis Players Earn All America East Conference Honors
Softball
5/8/2008
Fourth-Seeded Retrievers Take on No. 1 Albany at America East Softball Championships
Softball
5/7/2008
Five Retrievers Earn All-Conference Softball Honors
Cambridge, Mass.--Six UMBC men’s tennis players and three women’s players earned America East Conference all-league honors. Sophomores Chris Meyer (New Market, Md.) and Fredi Voorman (Talinn, Estonia) each earned Second Team All America East honors in singles and doubles and were both named to the six-member All Academic squad.
Softball
5/8/2008
Fourth-Seeded Retrievers Take on No. 1 Albany at America East Softball Championships
Softball
5/7/2008
Five Retrievers Earn All-Conference Softball Honors
Softball
5/8/2008
No. 4 Softball Blanked by No. 1 Albany, 4-0, on First Day of America East Championships
ALBANY, N.Y.--The fourth-seeded UMBC softball team (24-27, 12-9 AEC) take on top-seeded and three-time defending champion Albany (32-15, 16-5 AEC) at 1 p.m. Thursday on the first day of the America East Championships. The Retrievers earned a berth in the four-team double-elimination tournament via a sweep at Maine last weekend.
Softball
5/7/2008
Five Retrievers Earn All-Conference Softball Honors
Softball
5/8/2008
No. 4 Softball Blanked by No. 1 Albany, 4-0, on First Day of America East Championships
Tennis
5/8/2008
Nine Retriever Tennis Players Earn All America East Conference Honors
ALBANY, N.Y.—Five Retrievers earned post-season softball awards, the America East announced Wednesday evening at the annual awards banquet.
Three players – senior catcher Kali Shirk, senior designated player Ashley Gray and sophomore utility player Amanda Fefel – were selected to the first team, while freshman pitcher Stephanie Weigman and freshman outfielder Lauren Brummell earned All-Rookie Team nods. In addition, Shirk was named to the All-Academic squad.
Softball
5/8/2008
No. 4 Softball Blanked by No. 1 Albany, 4-0, on First Day of America East Championships
Tennis
5/8/2008
Nine Retriever Tennis Players Earn All America East Conference Honors
Softball
5/8/2008
Fourth-Seeded Retrievers Take on No. 1 Albany at America East Softball Championships
 
Outstanding Scholars Put Retrievers at Head of Pack
It's not man-bites-dog news for the athletes at UMBC to excel more in the classroom than on the field. Still, all things considered, two such athletes have carved out a special place for themselves. Yes, two teams achieving milestone victories this season is impressive enough. But how about a distance runner winning a national academic award and a basketball player earning salutatorian honors in the same year? Isaac Matthews, named Arthur Ashe Jr. Male Sports Scholar of the Year by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine, and Erin Voss, with the second-highest grade point average in UMBC's senior class, graduate Thursday, and they elevate the school's academic reputation as they do.
The Baltimore Sun's Gary Lambrecht's Feature on Brian Hodges
Whether he is in the classroom or on the basketball court, UMBC junior guard Brian Hodges is determined to make the most of his time.
Hodges has been in the starting lineup just three times this season for the Retrievers, who over the past two years have discovered quite the sixth man in their rotation. This season, Hodges leads the team with a 16.2-point average despite playing just 24.9 minutes per game.
(for more, read the complete story)
Three of a Kind
UMBC juniors Kristin Drabyn, Morgan Hatten and Amanda Robinson have become regulars in the Retrievers’ starting lineup and are best friends off the court. The trio spent last spring break volunteering with Habitat for Humanity in New Orleans, helping with the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.
Jack of All Trades
Men’s basketball team manager Armando Cadogan, a.k.a. Panama, does it all. When he's not in school or helping out with the team, Panama appears on the HBO series The Wire, designs clothing, has his own record label and is a musician.
Forty Years of the Unedited Year-by-Year History of UMBC Athletics
As UMBC celebrates its 40th birthday, we have documented many of the highlights of the first 40 years. Enjoy!
3/21/2008
"A Season to Remember" Ends in NCAA Tournament Setback to Second-Seeded Georgetown, 66-47
Raleigh, N.C—It was a basketball season like none other before at UMBC. But all good things must come to an end, and this memorable campaign did for the Retrievers today. They fought valiantly but fell to the second-seeded Georgetown Hoyas, 66-47, in the first round of the Midwest regional of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship. The sold out crowd of 19,477 and a national televised audience witnessed the scrappy and beloved Retrievers (24-9) pester the Hoyas (28-5) into 15 turnovers. However, UMBC could not crack the top defense in the nation and scored a season-low 47 points in the defeat.
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| Fri May 9 |
at Stony Brook*
Postponed
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| Sat May 10 |
at Stony Brook* (DH)
LIVE STATS
1:00 p.m.
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| Sun May 11 |
at Stony Brook* (DH)
LIVE STATS
1:00 p.m.
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| Tue May 13 |
Georgetown
LIVE STATS
7:00 p.m.
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| Sun May 11 |
at Virginia
LIVE AUDIO
LIVE STATS
5:00 p.m.
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| Softball |
| Fri May 9 |
at No. 2 Boston U.
LIVE STATS
1:30 PM
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| Sat May 10 |
at America East Championships
TBA
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| Baseball |
| May 3 |
Albany*
L, 9-12
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| May 4 |
Albany*
W, 15-8
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| May 6 |
Delaware
L, 3-7
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| Men's Lacrosse |
| May 3 |
Albany
W, 14-13
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| Men's Track & Field |
| May 3 |
America East Championships
6th place, 17.5 points
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| May 4 |
America East Championships
5th place, 93.5 points
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| Softball |
| May 3 |
at Maine
W, 3-2
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| May 3 |
at Maine*
W, 6-2
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| May 4 |
at Maine*
W, 10-0
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| May 8 |
at No. 1 Albany
L, 0-4
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| Women's Track & Field |
| May 3 |
America East Championships
6th place, 22 points
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| May 4 |
America East Championships
4th place, 96 points
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