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Boston, Mass.- The UMBC women’s lacrosse team held explosive Stony Brook to more than five goals below their season average, but the third-seeded Retrievers (8-9) fell to the No. 2 Seawolves, 9-7, at Nickerson Field in the second semifinal game in the 2012 America East Championships. Senior midfielder Alicia Krause (Ellicott City, Md./Mount Hebron) led a balanced attack with a goal and two assists
Women's Lacrosse
5/2/2012
Four Retrievers Earn Women's Lacrosse America East All-Conference Honors; UMBC to Take on Stony Brook in Nightcap of Thursday Semifinal Round
Women's Lacrosse
4/26/2012
Dominant Scorers Jones, Cox are UMBC's America East Fans' Choice Player of the Year Nominees
Women's Lacrosse
4/25/2012
Krause Nets Four, as Women's Lacrosse Rallies to Edge No. 19 Johns Hopkins, 7-6
Cambridge, Mass- Junior defender Jamie Fahey (Baldwin, Md./Loch Raven) was named to America East Conference First Team in voting done by the league’s seven head coaches. Senior Alicia Krause and freshmen Anna Barnett and Abby Wilson also earned league honors. The third-seeded Retrievers are set to face No. 2 Stony Brook in the league semifinals on Thursday at 4:00 p.m. in Boston, Mass.
Women's Lacrosse
4/26/2012
Dominant Scorers Jones, Cox are UMBC's America East Fans' Choice Player of the Year Nominees
Women's Lacrosse
4/25/2012
Krause Nets Four, as Women's Lacrosse Rallies to Edge No. 19 Johns Hopkins, 7-6
Women's Lacrosse
5/3/2012
Women's Lacrosse Comes Up Just Short in America East Semifinal Contest vs. Stony Brook
Cambridge, Mass. - For the fourth straight season, fans of America East lacrosse can voice their opinion on who the best player in the conference is. Voting for the 2012 America East Men's and Women's Lacrosse Fans' Choice Player of the Year awards is now open with voting taking place on the league's Facebook page for the first time. UMBC’s nominees are junior attackman Scott Jones on the men’s side and junior midfielder Lindsay Cox for the women.
Women's Lacrosse
4/25/2012
Krause Nets Four, as Women's Lacrosse Rallies to Edge No. 19 Johns Hopkins, 7-6
Women's Lacrosse
5/3/2012
Women's Lacrosse Comes Up Just Short in America East Semifinal Contest vs. Stony Brook
Women's Lacrosse
5/2/2012
Four Retrievers Earn Women's Lacrosse America East All-Conference Honors; UMBC to Take on Stony Brook in Nightcap of Thursday Semifinal Round
Baltimore, Md.- Senior midfielder Alicia Krause (Ellicott City ,Md./Mount Hebron) led all scorers with four goals and scored the game-winning goal with 7:30 remaining as visiting UMBC (8-8) knocked off 19th-ranked Johns Hopkins, 7-6, at Homewood Field in their regular season finale. It was UMBC’s second victory over a ranked opponent in 2012, as the Retrievers also defeated then-No. 13 Albany, 8-5, on March 24.
Women's Lacrosse
5/3/2012
Women's Lacrosse Comes Up Just Short in America East Semifinal Contest vs. Stony Brook
Women's Lacrosse
5/2/2012
Four Retrievers Earn Women's Lacrosse America East All-Conference Honors; UMBC to Take on Stony Brook in Nightcap of Thursday Semifinal Round
Women's Lacrosse
4/26/2012
Dominant Scorers Jones, Cox are UMBC's America East Fans' Choice Player of the Year Nominees
 
UMBC Lacrosse: A Family Affair
Before UMBC freshman Zach Linkous arrived on campus last fall, his older sister, Meagan, a senior, prepared a list of suggested courses for her younger brother to take. But Zach was able to benefit from another shared bond with his sister – UMBC lacrosse. Meagan is a co-captain and four-year starter on defense for the Retriever women’s team, while Zach, a midfielder, is in his first year on the men’s squad. Believe it or not, the Linkouses are not the only UMBC lacrosse brother-sister combination, as they are joined in that distinctive group by J.D. and Jessica Harkey.
UMBC Lacrosse Junior Claire Jancuska and Incoming Freshman Beth Jancuska Featured in Carroll County Times
Lee Ann Jancuska’s mother warned her that life wouldn’t be quite normal married to a coach.
The travel, the recruiting, the work schedule constantly extending beyond 9-to-5, athletics occupying life year-round with virtually no breaks.
Add three kids into the mix, three sports-playing daughters no less, and things could get even more complicated for the Gamber-based clan.
TEN QUESTIONS WITH KELLY FIORANI
UMBC two-sport athlete Kelly Fiorani recently took the time to sit down and answer 10 Questions. Go inside the full story or click on the Student-Athlete Spotlight section to find out more about one of UMBC's Outstanding Senior Athlete honorees.
2006 UMBC WOMEN’S LACROSSE MEDIA GUIDE NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
The 2006 edition of the UMBC women’s lacrosse media guide is now available online. Check out all the information by visiting the individual sport's home page.
3/1/2012
Men's Basketball Falls in Overtime to Binghamton in America East Tournament First Round
West Hartford, Conn.- Ninth-seeded Binghamton defeated No. 8 UMBC, 73-67, in overtime in the first round of the America East Tournament.
UMBC rallied from 11 points down with less than eight minutes remaining and sent the game to overtime, but could not defeat Binghamton for the third time this season. With the loss, the Retrievers finish the season at 4-26. Binghamton (2-28) advances to face No. 1 Stony Brook in the quarterfinals.
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