The M Club

RSVP Alert!?Men's Lacrosse?Alumni Day! Plan to attend the Alumni Day game on Saturday, March 29th. The RSVP link is in the comments. Celebrating 100 years of Maryland Men's Lacrosse. A watch party is scheduled for Friday, April 18th, on Pinkner Terrace!

Former M Club Executive Director and current Board Member Kevin Glover was recently featured in UMTerps.com's Impact of a Scholarship series. https://lnkd.in/eVKGxsqm

The M Club awards $5,000 scholarships annually to former student-athletes seeking to further their education after graduation. These scholarships recognize individuals who have demonstrated outstanding achievements in both athletics and academics during their time at the University of Maryland. To be eligible, applicants must meet the following requirements: ·??Must have received at least one varsity letter from UMD ·??Must have earned, or will earn by May 2025, a bachelor’s degree from UMD ·??Must not be an active member of a collegiate athletics roster during the 2025-2026 academic year. ·??Must have applied to (or enrolled in) a graduate program in an accredited institution to pursue an advanced degree. Please?submit?all?applications?to?[email protected] by?March?31,?2025.

Inductees include 3?? National Champions, an Olympic ?? Medalist, and a Perfect ??! Join us for an exciting evening as we induct eight exceptional Terrapins into the Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame. The Class of 2024 includes three National Champions, an Olympic Gold Medalist, and a Perfect 10.0! The Hall of Fame reception on Friday, Oct. 18 will begin at 5:30 PM with the dinner to follow at 6:30 PM at the College Park Marriott Hotel & Conference Center. Purchase tickets here: https://lnkd.in/e5jSBUt9

“Patrick is made of the greatest stuff on Earth,” head coach Sasho Cirovski, who coached Mullins throughout his time at Maryland, said. “He’s an incredible young man. He was a great teammate. … It’s a great story of somebody who wanted to come here, embraced the challenge, embraced the grind, continued to get better and evolved every day. By the time he left here, he was a legend.” Congratulations on this outstanding achievement, Patrick!

Patty Corson Robbins achieved several firsts for Maryland women’s swimming, including being the first Olympic trials qualifier and the first All-American. Nearly four decades later, Corson Robbins will add another critical first to her list when she becomes the first women’s swimmer in the Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame on Oct. 18. Congratulations, Patty!

"Lee Zink was the best player I ever coached in nine years at Maryland. The thing that separated Lee from a lot of other players, whether they were at Maryland or not, was the level of determination and quiet intensity he played with on the field. Many players at any other school, at any other point in time, would be hard-pressed to match his energy competitively." - Jon Stainbrook Congratulations, Lee, on this incredible accomplishment! Lee Zink

“To see someone finish that way is amazing. It's so rewarding as a coach. I appreciate the 10.0 floor routines, but seeing the joy as she accomplished her career and degree, that's more. It’s totally more as a reward for a coach and a fleeting moment. A floor routine is a minute and change. It doesn't sum up what she did at Maryland.” Congratulations, Jill!

“She's one of the greatest players to play the sport. She was just a fabulous person to coach, a great person, a great teammate, and a phenomenal player. She left her mark on Maryland lacrosse and will always be somebody who will be positively admired and remembered as one of the best players to play in our program.” Congratulations, Katie!

“She’s so well deserving,” Meharg said. “Autumn was one of the fiercest defenders I’ve ever worked with. She loved the game and was an incredible leader. She’s a remarkable woman.” Congratulations on this amazing honor, Autumn!