Our Mission: The University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) Sports Medicine Department seeks to provide comprehensive athletic training services for its student-athletes, including preventive services and education, first aid, treatment, and physical rehabilitation.
Our Team: The UMBC Sports Medicine team consists of seven certified athletic trainers who oversee the medical care for all student-athletes participating in our 17 varsity sports.
- Stacy Carone - Associate AD, Sports Medicine and Performance - Men's Lacrosse
- Samantha Reynolds - Assistant Director of Sports Medicine - Men's Basketball
- Meghan Sullivan - Associate Athletic Trainer - Baseball, Men's Soccer
- Mechelle Norris - Associate Athletic Trainer - Women's Basketball
- Kaitlyn Whipp - Assistant Athletic Trainer - Women's Soccer, Women's Lacrosse
- Tyler Tillery - Assistant Athletic Trainer - XC/TF, Volleyball
- Maddie Ganz - Assistant Athletic Trainer - Softball, Swimming & Diving
UMBC team’s physicians and surgeons are part of the University of Maryland Medical System. The Sports Medicine team brings to UMBC a high level of experience and expertise in treating athletes. They offer some of region’s best sports medicine in doctors, services, and the latest in medical rehab and technology.
Medical care is provided out of three athletic training facilities for UMBC student-athletes. The main athletic training room is located in the UMBC Event Center on the first floor and is home to the volleyball and basketball teams. This facility includes two plunge pools as well as a treadmill therapy pool, a physician’s office, conference room, and all the staff offices. The UMBC Stadium Complex houses the second athlete training facility. Conveniently located between the men’s and women’s locker rooms, this facility is used by the soccer, lacrosse, baseball, softball, cross country, and track and field teams. The third facility is located on the entry level of the Retriever Activities Center. This facility is used for our swimming and diving teams as well as indoor track.
The Sports Medicine Department at UMBC provides athletic training services to approximately 360 student-athletes. A staff of seven certified athletic trainers oversee the medical care for all student-athletes participating in UMBC’s 17 varsity sports. Services include education, injury prevention, treatment, evaluation, and rehabilitation of athletic related injuries. All staff members are certified by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) Board of Certification and are licensed by the Maryland Board of Physicians.
