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Senior Cornelia Carapcea (Constanta, Romania) and junior Dominic Devaud (Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley) were named America East Scholar Athletes for women’s tennis and men’s indoor track and field, respectively, the conference announced Tuesday. The conference named members of teams in the 15 championship sports which America East offered in the winter and spring seasons, that represent the best of the America East Conference both academically and athletically.
Tennis
6/11/2009
Cornelia Carapcea Named To Academic All-America Squad for Second Consecutive Year
Tennis
5/29/2009
"Advantage Retriever" Raises Money For Tennis Complex Improvements
Tennis
5/26/2009
Tennis Standout Cornelia Carapcea Named to First-Team Academic All-District II Women's At-Large Squad
UMBC tennis standout Cornelia Carapcea (Constanta, Romania) has been named to the 2008-09 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America University Division Women’s At-Large Second Team. Carapcea becomes the fourth student-athlete and third tennis player in UMBC’s Division I era to earn all academic All-America honors in back-to-back years. She earned Third Team honors in the spring of 2008.
Tennis
5/29/2009
"Advantage Retriever" Raises Money For Tennis Complex Improvements
Tennis
5/26/2009
Tennis Standout Cornelia Carapcea Named to First-Team Academic All-District II Women's At-Large Squad
Tennis
6/30/2009
Carapcea, Devaud Named America East Scholar Athletes
The third annual “Advantage Retriever” fundraiser was held Friday, May 15 at the Retriever Tennis Complex. This event is to help raise funds to make improvements to the tennis complex and has raised over $4,000 to date.
Tennis
5/26/2009
Tennis Standout Cornelia Carapcea Named to First-Team Academic All-District II Women's At-Large Squad
Tennis
6/30/2009
Carapcea, Devaud Named America East Scholar Athletes
Tennis
6/11/2009
Cornelia Carapcea Named To Academic All-America Squad for Second Consecutive Year
Baltimore, Md.--UMBC tennis standout Cornelia Carapcea has become the ninth student-athlete in school history to earn multiple Academic All-America citations as the native of Constanta, Romania was named to the First-Team Academic All-District II women’s at-large squad. Carapcea, who earned Third Team ESPN The Magazine Academic All American honors last spring, was UMBC’s co-salutatorian at graduation ceremonies on May 21.
Tennis
6/30/2009
Carapcea, Devaud Named America East Scholar Athletes
Tennis
6/11/2009
Cornelia Carapcea Named To Academic All-America Squad for Second Consecutive Year
Tennis
5/29/2009
"Advantage Retriever" Raises Money For Tennis Complex Improvements
 
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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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