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The sisterhood of ACL recoveries

In a city where attention has been focused on the knee injuries of Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III, the fact remains that the athletes most likely to tear their anterior cruciate ligaments are teenage girls.

Tags: knee injury, Robert Griffin III, Medstar Georgetown University Hospital, exercise, Paula Wolfson

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Participation in club sports increases, as does pressure

Sports provide everything from a fun activity to a pathway to college for children. But some parents and leaders in the youth sports industry believe the time commitment and extreme competitiveness of club sports can be overwhelming, and can engulf kids in too much pressure from a young age.

Tags: Integrity Lacrosse

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Diverse P.G. County Lacrosse Club Defies the Sport's Norm

When Alex Heitkemper joined the Prince George's Pride lacrosse club three years ago, he noticed something different about the team.

Tags: P.G. Pride, Capital News Service

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Record-setting benefit lacrosse game kicks off in Baltimore

The "Shootout for Soldiers" is a first. It will set a record for time and number of players, but it's also going to raise support for wounded warriors.

Tags: andrew mollenbeck, shootout for soliders, Baltimore, Wounded Warriors, Boys

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24-hour lacrosse game benefits wounded warriors

The Shootout for Soldiers, which will feature hundreds of players during the game, will be divided up into 1-hour sections. For a single game, it will be a record.

Tags: Wounded Warriors, Wounded Warrior Project, military, andrew mollenbeck

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Maryland beats Loyola 17-11 in women's lacrosse

Katie Schwarzmann had four goals and four assists, and third-seeded Maryland beat in-state foe Loyola 17-11 Saturday to advance to the Final Four of the NCAA women's lacrosse tournament.

Tags: Maryland Terps

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Men's, women's lacrosse tourneys open this weekend

The power in college lacrosse long has been concentrated among a few schools. This might be the year that changes.

Tags: Loyola of Maryland,

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