Celebrate Resilience with the “It’s Been God and a Little Bit of Sporty” Shirt

Celebrate Resilience with the “It’s Been God and a Little Bit of Sporty” Shirt

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Why This Maryland Community is Thrilled to Say Goodbye to the Paris Olympics

As the Paris Olympics drew to a close, the excitement in Maryland wasn’t about the games that had just ended, but about what’s coming in 2028. Lacrosse, the official team sport of Maryland, is making its long-awaited return to the Olympic stage in Los Angeles, and for the lacrosse community in the Chesapeake state, the anticipation is palpable.

Spencer Ford, a 48-year-old former professional lacrosse player, felt the significance of this moment as he watched the Closing Ceremonies. “Seeing Tom Cruise, Snoop Dogg, and Dr. Dre at the ceremony, and then realizing, ‘Oh, my God, lacrosse is going to be there,’” Ford said. After playing the sport for 44 years and missing the chance to compete in the Olympics, Ford is ecstatic about lacrosse’s return to the global arena. “This is going to be awesome,” he added.

Lacrosse has been rapidly gaining popularity across the United States, especially in high schools and colleges, where it’s now the fastest-growing sport. Its inclusion in the 2028 Olympics marks a significant shift for a sport that, while deeply embedded in the lives of suburban families, has yet to dominate the global stage.

For Maryland, where lacrosse is more than just a game, this Olympic comeback is not just a milestone—it’s a celebration of the state’s deep-rooted passion for the sport. The countdown to Los Angeles has begun, and the lacrosse community in Maryland couldn’t be more ready.