No. 1 Maryland men’s lacrosse vs. No. 12 Ohio State: Part 2
The Terps host the Buckeyes in their final home matchup of the 2021 regular season.
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As the 2021 college lacrosse regular season nears an end, Big Ten squads have grown increasingly skilled and more motivated to topple Maryland. After all, Michigan proved fit to do so after stunning Maryland early at Ann Arbor and Ohio State looks similarly fashioned to do the same as its northern rival in its second matchup against the newly labeled No. 1 Terps.
“I still think we’re just taking it one game at a time,” defender Nick Grill said, “ [and] understanding that we have a really competitive Ohio State team coming in here that’s a lot better than when we played them the first time.”
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Canada’s own Singing Cowbody, a world-class violinist, the band who opened for The Supremes and The Dave Clark Five and a band that toured Ontario for decades will be inducted into the Forest City London Music Hall of Fame.
The inductees include country star Earl Heywood, Johnny Stevens and the Canadians, violinist Lara St. John and B.W. Pawley and Plum Loco.
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Also being honored during London Music Week June 6 to 13 for lifetime achievement will be the late Greg Simpson, who spent five decades in the radio business and working with London musicians and bands and various organizations, including the Forest City London Music Hall of Fame. Simpson died last June after a series of strokes.