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🥍 Loyola Maryland's lacrosse team has been a force to be reckoned with in recent years. With multiple championships under their belt, they have proven themselves to be a winning team. 🏆 The team's success can be attributed to their dedication and hard work both on and off the field. Their coaches have instilled a culture of excellence that has translated into victories on game day. 👏 Fans of the team are proud of their accomplishments and look forward to seeing what the future holds for this talented group of athletes. Stay tuned for more updates on Loyola Maryland's lacrosse team and their continued success.1. The History of Loyola Maryland Lacrosse: From Humble Beginnings to a Winning TraditionLoyola Maryland Lacrosse has a rich history that dates back to the 1930s. 1938: Loyola fielded its first lacrosse team, coached by Harry Stroh. 1958: The team won its first conference championship under Coach Joe Boylan. 1981: Dave Cottle took over as head coach and led the team to six NCAA tournament appearances. The Greyhounds have produced many All-Americans and professional players. Jim Blanding, Gary Hanley, and Mike Morrison were the first Loyola players to earn All-American honors in 1972. Patrick Spencer, a recent graduate, was drafted first overall in the 2019 Premier Lacrosse League draft. Loyola has won numerous conference championships and made several NCAA tournament appearances. 1990: The team made its first NCAA tournament appearance. 2012: Loyola won its first NCAA championship under Coach Charley Toomey. 2021: The team won its sixth Patriot League championship and made its 24th NCAA tournament appearance. Loyola's lacrosse program has a winning tradition that continues to this day. 🏆🥍🐾2. The Key Players of Loyola Maryland Lacrosse: Meet the Stars of the TeamGet to know the stars of Loyola Maryland Lacrosse team! 🥍 👨‍🦲 Pat Spencer - Attackman, 2019 Tewaaraton Award Winner, 2x Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year. 👨‍🦰 Kevin Lindley - Attackman, 2019 Patriot League Rookie of the Year, 2020 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American. 👨‍🦱 Bailey Savio - Faceoff Specialist, 2019 Patriot League Specialist of the Year, 2020 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American. 👨‍🦳 Ryan McNulty - Defenseman, 2019 Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year, 2020 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American. 👨‍🦲 Sam Shafer - Midfielder, 2019 Patriot League Rookie of the Year, 2020 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American. 👨‍🦰 Cam Wyers - Goalkeeper, 2019 Patriot League All-Tournament Team, 2020 Inside Lacrosse Preseason All-American. These key players have led Loyola Maryland to numerous victories and are sure to continue to dominate the field. 🏆3. The Training Regimen of Loyola Maryland Lacrosse: How the Team Stays in Top Shape🏃‍♂️💪The Loyola Maryland Lacrosse team's training regimen is intense and varied, ensuring they stay in top shape throughout the season. 🏋️‍♂️The team's strength and conditioning program includes weightlifting, plyometrics, and agility drills to build speed, power, and endurance. 🏃‍♀️The team also incorporates cardio workouts like running, swimming, and biking to improve cardiovascular health and stamina. 🥍 Lacrosse-specific drills like stickwork, shooting, and defense are also a crucial part of the team's training regimen. 🍎 Nutrition is a key component of the team's overall fitness. The team emphasizes a balanced diet with plenty of protein, fruits, and vegetables. 🧘‍♂️The team also practices yoga and meditation to improve flexibility, reduce stress, and enhance mental focus. 🏆The team's dedication to their training regimen has paid off with numerous championships and accolades over the years. 👏👏👏The Loyola Maryland Lacrosse team's commitment to fitness and excellence serves as an inspiration to athletes everywhere.4. The Winning Strategies of Loyola Maryland Lacrosse: Analyzing the Team's Game Plan🥍 Loyola Maryland Lacrosse has a winning game plan. Here are the strategies that make them successful: 👥 Strong team chemistry and communication on and off the field. 🏃‍♂️ Fast-paced offensive play with quick passes and constant movement. 🛡️ Aggressive defense with tight man-to-man coverage and effective slides. 🎯 Accurate shooting and efficient shot selection. 👀 Constant awareness of the game situation and adaptability to opponents' strategies. 🏆 Loyola Maryland Lacrosse's game plan has led them to multiple championships and consistent success. 5. The Future of Loyola Maryland Lacrosse: What's Next for the Winning Team?As the Loyola Maryland Lacrosse team continues to dominate the field, fans are left wondering what's next for this winning team. Here are some potential future developments: 🏆 More championships: With their impressive track record, it's likely that Loyola will continue to bring home championship titles in the coming years. 🌎 International recognition: The team's success may lead to opportunities to compete on a global stage, representing both Loyola and the United States. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Increased fan base: As the team gains more recognition, it's possible that more people will become fans and supporters of Loyola lacrosse. But what about the team itself? Here are some potential changes: 👥 New players: As current players graduate or move on, new recruits will be brought on to maintain the team's success. 💪 Improved training: Loyola's coaching staff may implement new training techniques to help the team stay ahead of the competition. 👀 More visibility: With increased success comes increased media attention, which could lead to more exposure for the team and its players. Overall, the future looks bright for Loyola Maryland Lacrosse. With a winning record and a dedicated fan base, the team is poised for continued success both on and off the field. In conclusion, Loyola Maryland Lacrosse is a powerhouse team that consistently dominates on the field. With a winning record and numerous championships under their belt, they have proven themselves to be a force to be reckoned with. Their dedication and hard work have paid off, and they continue to inspire and impress fans and competitors alike. As the team looks towards the future, there is no doubt that they will continue to achieve great things. With their talented players, skilled coaching staff, and unwavering determination, they are sure to remain a top contender in the lacrosse world. 🏆🥍 So if you're a fan of lacrosse or just appreciate a winning team, be sure to keep an eye on Loyola Maryland Lacrosse. They are a shining example of what can be accomplished through hard work, dedication, and a passion for the game. 🙌 https://lacrossee.com/loyola-maryland-lacrosse-a-winning-team/?_unique_id=649ac84342e78

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Quanrantine with student Mailyse DeJesus

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Week 12- Making Friends Abroad

Before you go abroad one of the most nerve racking thing for some is how the heck do you make friends? At Loyola, I would like to think I have a lot of friends and are pretty popular. But, now I am in another country for only four months and unless I plan to isolate myself and just talk to birds my whole trip I think it is best to make some friends. Something that is important to remember is that everyone is in the same boat as you. For me, it was easier to see who was on the boat with me because I am in a Visual Arts Living and Learning Community. I chose to live with people who are passionate about art and wanted to learn more about it. I believe I discussed this in a previous post of mine but this really made making friends easy. Automatically, I knew I had something in common with the nine other people I was living with. 

At this point, I feel like I have made some real friends and I know I am really going to miss them when I have to go back to the States in a few weeks. The beginning was a little rocky, none of us knew each other or really knew what each other was about. One weekend, my roommate asked me to go to the Glass Market in Copenhagen and I nearly didn’t go because I just wanted to go home and feel the comfort of my friends back at home. I encourage you to push past that feeling! In the beginning, never pass on an opportunity to make friends because no one will admit it but, they want to be friends just as badly as you. 

Now one of my roonmmates, Cléo, and I are here enjoying the rooftop breeze at a cafe on top of Illum. If you told me at the beginning of the trip I would be thriving and feeling comfortable with these people I would say you were nuts! Not because they were mean or had a weird smell or anything but because I was scared. I was scared that they would think I was weird or that they would decide they didn’t need to have me around. But, if you have friends at your home school and are confident in who you are don’t worry! Friends will come and they will experience your growth and fun abroad with you!

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I hope you're all having a wonderful FRIDAY! I am so happy it's the weekend but it's pouring rain here & I wish I could've gotten some sun today. So instead I'm flashing back (Friday) to this BEAUTIFUL sunrise ✨☀️ after the first of many long tech nights painting a giant set with some of my best friends ❤️🌅 • • • • • #fbf #flashbackfriday #sunrise #loyola #loyolauniversitymaryland #baltimore #maryland #theater #theaterkid #ourcountrysgood #bestfriends #travel #travelblogger #travelphotography #womenwhotravel #adventure #adventurer #fromheretowanderlust (at Loyola University Maryland)

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You know, breaking a Guinness World Record today. #rokerthon #loyolauniversitymaryland #crabwalking

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Loyolapalooza 2017 #LoyolaUniversityMaryland #LoyolaDining

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Not-so-spring break.

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72 and sunny on the humanities porch ☀️

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Week 10- Reflection on the past two months...

This is a picture I took while at Stevns Fort.  My class had a field study here at a military bunker. I’m no history buff so the missiles and copious surveillance technology from WWII really didn’t excite me. It was cool but what really took my breath away was seeing the view of the sea from this small underground bunker. The bunker led out to the sea and I have never been part of a scene so tranquil before. Waves crashing up against the small pebbles and watching some of my class members skip rocks across the sea was a sight that I made sure to remember forever. This moment at the fort made me realize that I have been abroad for over two months and this was the first time that I had seen the legendary coasts of Denmark that so many Danes have told me about during my stay here. I realize that I have gotten comfortable in Copenhagen and that is not necessarily a good thing. 

In Copenhagen, I have a solid routine and I am learning where everything is and I am pretty confident with directions but I have stopped exploring. I lost the desire to explore and see the many hidden gems of Copenhagen and that isn’t good. Traveling while abroad is cool but the place you decide abroad becomes a second home. This is something that I thought I would never say about Copenhagen but traveling really made me realize how nice Copenhagen is and how thankful I am to be studying here. 

That be said I should make an effort to continue to explore Copenhagen and see the many museums and foods that I have yet to try. I need to try the street food and the waffles on a stick. I am comfy here and I feel like I feel so at home that I am treating it like I am back in America just enjoying the every day life. But who knows when I will have this opportunity again?

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just hanging on campus

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Week 5- LLC Weekend

I think one of the best decisions I made before coming to Copenhagen was applying to be in a Living Learning Community. This housing options allows you to meet people who are interested in similar things as you and you get to explore this interest in Denmark. There are  a lot of different LLCs to choose from there is Music, Performative Arts, Entrepreneurship, Social Justice, Visual Arts (which is what I am in), Culinary and some more I can’t think of. 

Because I am in the Visual Arts LLC I explore the art scene in Danish culture. Something that has me go to things I would never normally go to and experience Copenhagen even more. We have done a couple of events as an LLC  like going to visit the Cisterns in Copenhagen and going to the opening of an art gallery!

This week was our LLC Weekend where we spent the night at an art museum and went to a sleep concert. Although, I learned that despite the name you’re not supposed to sleep at a sleep concert. Anyway, we went to a small looking white building that looked more like a church than a museum. We put our bags downstairs by the cafe and started exploring

All the art there were live installations so there people making art with rope and for one piece we were immersed in the art and were part of a musical. The sleep concert was not for me because I would describe it as a whale yelling in your ear for eight hours but it was an experience to remember. I highly recommend doing an LLC if you go abroad because you really get to see some Danish culture as well as meet some really cool people. 

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Intro to painting class

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why wouldn't Loyola's formal be at the National Aquarium?