Rachael Carter joined her brother as a recipient of the Chick Evans Scholarship, which covers four years of college tuition and housing. bit.ly/4vSa7JL

None of the five Baltimore area golfers who competed at a final qualifying event at Woodmont Country Club in Rockville made the cut. bit.ly/4v9BmiE

Calvert Hall golfer Landon O’Hara, 16, is believed to be the youngest competitor in the field for Monday’s U.S. Open final qualifying in Rockville. bit.ly/4uoLFhZ

There was a certain level of pride in Kori Edmondson’s voice when the senior midfielder discussed Maryland women’s lacrosse’s achievements this spring, including the program’s first trip to the Final Four since 2022. But that should not be mistaken for satisfaction. “There’s still work to be done,” said Edmondson, a Severn resident and McDonogh graduate. Read more: bit.ly/3SmS3so 📸: Courtesy of Maryland Athletics

Johns Hopkins’ deep run in the NCAA Tournament capped a season to remember for coach Tim McCormack and his players. bit.ly/4nWORjb

Maryland women’s lacrosse has a history of developing all-around midfielders who can contribute on offense, defense and the draw circle. Kori Edmondson is the latest, following in the footsteps of such standouts as Caitlyn McFadden, Katie Schwarzmann, Taylor Cummings and Zoe Stukenberg. Those four all-time greats were all winners of the prestigious Tewaaraton Award. Edmondson has been a rare four-year starter and two-year captain for the Terps, who advanced to the Final Four for the 29th time in program history. No. 3 seed Maryland will face No. 2 seed North Carolina on Friday in Evanston, Illinois. Read more: bit.ly/3PyLe6g 📸: Maryland Athletics

Heather Gelbard is on the cusp of getting paid five years after her time as a volunteer softball coach at South Carolina. Gelbard, who was UMBC’s head coach in 2017 and 2018, has filed a claim seeking compensation from a $303 million settlement with the NCAA in a wage-fixing class-action lawsuit. Approved on May 11 by a federal judge in California, the agreement will pay volunteer assistants in sports other than baseball at least $5,000 for unpaid work. Read more: bit.ly/3RiCIJ7 📸: Kevin Richardson

Maryland women's lacrosse scored the game’s last five goals to beat Navy and cement its first trip to the Final Four in four years. bit.ly/3PJlFPQ

Final-No. 4 seed Johns Hopkins 13, No. 5 seed Stony Brook 12 After a Seawolves turnover in the offensive end, the Blue Jays stormed back, culminating with Ava Angello skipping the ball from the left post to Taylor Hoss on the right post for the goal with no time on the clock.

Q4, 1:28-No. 5 seed Stony Brook 12, No. 4 seed Johns Hopkins 12 After the offense missed two shots, committed two turnovers, and was cited for a shot-clock violation, the Blue Jays finally got the equalizer when Reagan O'Brien caused a turnover and Paige Willard scored.

Q4, 11:03-No. 5 seed Stony Brook 12, No. 4 seed Johns Hopkins 11 Working her way up the right alley, Taylor Hoss centered the ball to Ava Angello in the slot for her fourth goal of the game. Hoss raised her game-high total in assists to five today.

Q4, 13:43-No. 5 seed Stony Brook 12, No. 4 seed Johns Hopkins 10 Isabella Caporuscio scored her third goal and fifth point of the game to give the Seawolves some breathing room.

That was also the 55th assist of the season for Taylor Hoss, which is another school record for most helpers in a year.

Q4, 14:34-No. 5 seed Stony Brook 11, No. 4 seed Johns Hopkins 10 Taylor Hoss found Ava Angello in the middle for her third goal of the game. Angello's 77th goal of the season ties her own school record, and the 235th goal of her career is a new program mark.

Q3, 1:24-No. 5 seed Stony Brook 11, No. 4 seed Johns Hopkins 9 Lacey Downey sent a rocket off the crossbar, and the game continued. Blue Jays coach Tim McCormack challenged, arguing the ball crossed the goal line. Officials reviewed the video and stuck to the no-goal ruling.