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The pre-season basketball magazines are starting to hit the newsstands and UMBC, the defending champs, are being selected to finish between third and fifth place. Do you agree or disagree with these rankings?
Agree...given the strengths of some of the other squads and UMBC's losses, this is right where the Retrievers will finish.
Disagree...UMBC has two First Team All Conference players returning and an underrated supporting cast, so the dawgs will occupy one of the top two slots at season's end.
Disagree...the loss of scoring punch will send UMBC to the lower half of the America East standings.

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Giving to Retriever Athletics

UMBC has a proud tradition of successful student-athletes and is currently experiencing tremendous growth. UMBC fields 20 intercollegiate athletic teams competing at the Division I level in the America East Conference and 26 intramural and club sports teams. At the heart of our athletic program are the more than 1,100 student-athletes representing the University on our athletic fields and in the classroom. In order for these young men and women to continue to succeed, we must increase our external support and department resources. The need for support has never been greater, largely due to the success the Retrievers have recently experienced.

With limited funding through University and State resources, the UMBC Athletic Department relies on the generosity of individuals to secure the financial backing necessary for our student-athletes to achieve the highest standards of athletic competitiveness and academic achievement. Gifts made to UMBC Athletics are managed in accordance with the University of Maryland Foundation's official policies and procedures and approved Athletic Department guidelines, and are utilized to expand scholarship opportunities for student-athletes, maintain and improve physical facilities, provide academic support programming and enable UMBC to compete in the America East Conference.

Today's student-athletes face more challenges than ever. Along with the high demands of their sports - practice, training, travel, community involvement and competition - it is our student-athletes' greatest responsibility and commitment to achieve academic success. In the last five years, 20 student-athletes have earned Academic All America status. Over the previous two semesters, over 47% of UMBC student-athletes have earned 3.0 or higher grade-point averages. The involvement and financial support of alumni, families and fans will enable our student-athletes to build upon these standards.

Benefits of giving to UMBC Athletics can include the following:

  • Ensuring the continued academic and athletic success of our student-athletes and our athletics program
  • Contributing to the educational opportunities of future employees and leaders of our community
  • Improving the experience of UMBC student-athletes
  • Building relationships within the community through your association with UMBC Athletics
  • Tax deductions
  • Philanthropic recognition

To support UMBC Athletics, please contact Kevin Gibbons O'Neill, Assistant Director of Athletics, at (410) 455-1532. On behalf of our coaches and student-athletes, we thank you in advance for demonstrating your commitment to academic and athletic excellence by giving to UMBC Athletics.

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