Former Maryland men’s lacrosse players Scott and Craig Hochstadt donated $1 million to their former program, marking the latest significant alumni donation across Maryland athletics.
The generous donation is intended
to be put towards off-the-field costs for the Terps, including meeting rooms, practice facilities and a landmark celebrating the team’s storied history; a history the two brothers were deeply entrenched in.
The sons of Maryland legend Ira “Chief” Hochstadt, Scott and Craig grew up attending games at the then-Byrd Stadium before finding their way onto the team’s roster. Following in the footsteps of their father, who captained the 1971 national finalist squad, the pair went on to achieve a flurry of conference championships and tournament appearances.
This donation continues the tradition of philanthropy in the Hochstadt family, who continue to operate an array of youth clinics and foundations following Ira’s death in 2025.
In other news
Maryland field hockey announced the hiring of assistant coach Dean Schiller.
Per the Baltimore Sun, Maryland women’s soccer forward Lisa Mcintyre is recovering after an undisclosed injury during an Exhibition at Temple Saturday.
Maryland men’s basketball has made the top five for four-star recruit Markus Kerr.
