Grace Grill

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Grace Grill |Charlotte Hornets |Charlotte FC

Maryland women's basketball is the 4-seed in the upcoming NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament. It's the Terps' 15th straight trip to the tournament, and this year they won't have to travel far. College Park will host the first and second rounds of the tournament this season, after missing out on the opportunity to host last year.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Grace Grill |Charlotte Hornets |Charlotte FC

Derik Queen and Julian Reese developed a bond on and off the court at Baltimore's St. Frances Academy, despite being three years apart. Years later, they are back together and leading the Maryland Terrapins into the NCAA Tournament. As the fourth-seeded Terrapins prepare for their first-round game on Friday against Grand Canyon in Seattle, the St. Frances Academy community will pay special attention to their former star athletes.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Grace Grill

The lacrosse team for Stevenson University, located in Maryland, has been hosting the Mustang Class since 2014, but this year it's being renamed as the "Callum Robinson Classic" in memory of Callum Robinson. Robinson was a Stevenson Lacrosse star who was tragically killed in May 2024. "It's the biggest event in college lacrosse, so it's very fitting for one of the most successful alumni to have it named after him," said Josh Rufolo, a 2015 Stevenson Lacross alum and close friend of Robsinson.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Grace Grill

The Johns Hopkins University women's basketball has aspirations of winning a Division III NCAA championship. The Blue Jays are four wins away from accomplishing that feat. "We've had such a long season but we've learned so much, we worked so hard," Hopkins guard Macie Feldman said. While a title is at the top of minds, the players are balancing a rigorous academic curriculum with a heightened training schedule as they prepare for their second-straight round of 16.

2 months ago | cbsnews.com | Grace Grill

It's not exactly uncommon to see siblings playing on the same team, but it is special whenever that occasion occurs. Towson University's Tarke brothers are an example of that, and as the Tigers head into the CAA Tournament this weekend, one of their childhood dreams could soon become a reality. "We always wanted it...and not that it's here, it's more real than we ever could imagine," Mandela Tarke, one of the brothers said.