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Baltimore, Md.--UMBC will discontinue its intercollegiate field hockey program, Director of Athletics Dr. Charles Brown announced today.
Field Hockey
11/8/2006
Troster Named to America East All-Academic Field Hockey Team
Field Hockey
11/3/2006
Troster Named to America East Field Hockey Second Team; Strain Gets All-Rookie Nod
Field Hockey
10/28/2006
UMBC Field Hockey Drops Season Finale, 9-1, to New Hampshire
Boston-UMBC senior midfielder Kristi Troster was named to the America East All-Academic Field Hockey Team, the conference announced Monday.
Field Hockey
11/3/2006
Troster Named to America East Field Hockey Second Team; Strain Gets All-Rookie Nod
Field Hockey
10/28/2006
UMBC Field Hockey Drops Season Finale, 9-1, to New Hampshire
Field Hockey
11/30/2006
UMBC to Discontinue Intercollegiate Field Hockey Program
Boston-UMBC senior midfielder Kristi Troster was named to the America East Field Hockey All-Conference Second Team and freshman forward Mary Strain earned All-Rookie Team honors, the league announced Thursday night at the annual awards banquet.
Field Hockey
10/28/2006
UMBC Field Hockey Drops Season Finale, 9-1, to New Hampshire
Field Hockey
11/30/2006
UMBC to Discontinue Intercollegiate Field Hockey Program
Field Hockey
11/8/2006
Troster Named to America East All-Academic Field Hockey Team
Baltimore-The UMBC field hockey team (1-14, 0-5 America East) fell, 9-1, to America East Conference rival New Hampshire (3-15, 1-4 America East) in the season finale Saturday afternoon at UMBC Stadium.
Field Hockey
11/30/2006
UMBC to Discontinue Intercollegiate Field Hockey Program
Field Hockey
11/8/2006
Troster Named to America East All-Academic Field Hockey Team
Field Hockey
11/3/2006
Troster Named to America East Field Hockey Second Team; Strain Gets All-Rookie Nod
 
RETRIEVER SENIOR TIFFANY DEINZER FEATURED IN SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE
Retriever senior defender Tiffany Deinzer was featured as the North Coast Alum of the Week on Oct. 1 in the San Diego Union-Tribune. The native of Encinitas, Calif., was a team co-captain and led the nation in defensive saves in 2005.
TEN QUESTIONS FOR SENIOR DEFENDER TIFFANY DEINZER
This is the third of many features throughout the year which will focus on Retriever student-athletes. These features can also be accessed through the RETRIEVER STUDENT ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT box on the right-hand side.
2005 FIELD HOCKEY MEDIA GUIDE AVAILABLE ONLINE
The 2005 UMBC field hockey media guide is now available online. The Retrievers are under the direction and sixth-year head coach Kristy Hartman Mumma and are aiming for their first trip to the America East Conference Tournament. Check out all the information on the 2005 UMBC field hockey team by clicking on the link inside the full story or by visiting the field hockey home page.
FIELD HOCKEY NAMES SEVEN PLAYERS TO NFHCA NATIONAL ACADEMIC SQUAD
The UMBC Field Hockey team named seven student-athletes to the 2004 National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division I National Academic Squad, which requires a minimum grade point average of 3.3. In addition, the entire UMBC squad received the National Academic Team Award (min. GPA 3.0), as the Retrievers had a fall semester team average of 3.23, with seven players earning 3.5 or higher.
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6/29/2009
Men's Basketball Inks Virginia All-State Guard Jamar Wertz
Baltimore, Md.—Head Men’s Basketball Coach Randy Monroe announced today that Jamar Wertz (Suffolk, Va./King’s Fork) has signed a grant-in-aid form and will attend UMBC in the fall of 2009. The Virginia High School Coaches Association Group and the Virginia Associated Press named Wertz to the AAA Second-Team All-State boys’ basketball squad after the 2008-09 season. The six-foot-three, 185-lb. wing guard averaged 14.2 points per game last season and helped the Bulldogs (31-1) win the title of the VHSL boys’ basketball state championship.
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Retriever Men's Basketball: Brian Neller Signs NLOI to Attend UMBC
UMBC Head Men’s Basketball Coach Randy Monroe announced that Brian Neller has signed a national letter-of-intent and will become the fourth freshman on the 2009-2010 Retriever squad. Neller (Red Bank, N.J./Christian Brothers Academy) is a 6-foot-4, 185-pound wing guard who amassed 1,119 points in his prep career. He earned Boys’ Player of the Year honors from the basketball coaches in the Shore Conference and from the media in The Asbury Park Press.
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3/14/2009
Men's Basketball Falls in America East Championship Game, 61-51
Vestal, N.Y.—The UMBC men’s basketball team’s dream of a second consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance and the brilliant careers of seniors Jay Greene and Darryl Proctor came to a close, as host Binghamton edged the Retrievers, 61-51, in the America East championship game.
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