Follow Salisbury Sea Gulls news, scores, schedules and analysis from Maryland Sports Blog. Salisbury University’s Sea Gulls represent Maryland’s Eastern Shore across an NCAA Division III athletics program. This category brings current team reporting together with the program background that helps readers follow each season.
Salisbury’s national championship history includes men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse, field hockey and baseball. Men’s lacrosse championship seasons include 1994, 1995 and 2023 among many other title years. Baseball captured the 2021 national championship, showing the breadth of Sea Gulls success beyond lacrosse.
MSB coverage follows football, lacrosse, baseball, softball, soccer, field hockey, basketball and other Sea Gulls sports. Look for game recaps, previews, individual performances and coaching or roster developments as those stories are reported. Browse the archive below for season coverage, postseason updates and the people representing the program in competition.
Salisbury University Men’s Basketball’s Jamison Graves reached the 1,000-point club and scored a career-high 30 points in an 83-55 victory over Greensboro College.
Salisbury University Women’s Volleyball defeated Eastern in five sets at Maggs Gym on Nov. 11, 2012, to win the Sea Gulls’ first NCAA Division III regional championship.
Salisbury University women’s field hockey earned three major SUNYAC awards and six All-SUNYAC selections after finishing the 2026 season with a conference title.
The Salisbury University women’s volleyball team lost to the UC Santa Cruz Banana Slugs, 3-1, in the C2C Tournament semifinals despite strong performances from Elizabeth Gordon, Sophia Tapia and Julie Altieri.
Salisbury University women’s volleyball placed five players on the 2026 All-C2C Teams, including fourth all-conference selections for Julie Altieri and Kiley McTaggart.
Salisbury University women’s volleyball is the No. 2 seed in the 2026 C2C Tournament and will face No. 3 UC Santa Cruz in Friday’s semifinal.
Salisbury University women’s soccer earned four All-C2C honors, including first-team selections for Talyn Catena, Brooke Spadin and Lauren Chesney.
No. 6 Salisbury University women’s field hockey lost 2-1 to Penn State Harrisburg in the NCAA Division III Championship first round on Nov. 11 at Sea Gull Stadium.
Salisbury University field hockey and swimming rankings placed field hockey at No. 5 nationally, while women’s swimming ranked 13th and men’s swimming ranked 18th.
Salisbury University men’s basketball led Marymount University 51-37 early in the second half before the Saints rallied for a 66-61 victory at Maggs Gym.
