ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Abby Bosco has had a whirlwind last two seasons of college lacrosse.
A star defender at Penn, she had to sit out a second straight year in 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This fall, she decided to transfer to Maryland, where she joined a group of talented newcomers looking to continue a winning tradition in College Park.
Fast forward to May, and Bosco is right where she always dreamed, fighting for a national championship. Bosco, the graduate captain for Maryland, shared her lacrosse story and how she keeps the memory of her late father with her as she plays.
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