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Playing National Semifinal At Northwestern Extra Special For Reagan O’Brien, Whose Late Grandfather Was A Two Sport Athlete For The Wildcats

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Johns Hopkins defender Reagan O’Brien was a guest on Glenn Clark Radio Thursday.

Among the topics she discussed were:
-Their incredible late goal to beat Stony Brook and advance to the national semifinals
-Where her tenacity came from as a defender to get the ball out in big moments (and become a Tewaaraton finalist)
-What it means to lead Hopkins to Championship Weekend for the first time in their D1 history and the chance to win the school’s first ever national title
-How much they learned from a tough regular season loss to Northwestern and how they get over the hump this time
-Why playing at Northwestern is so special for her family as her late grandfather (George Stump) was a two sport athlete for the Wildcats

If you missed the conversation, click play below to listen or watch.

GlennClarkRadioClips · Reagan O'Brien (May 21, 2026)

Photo courtesy of Johns Hopkins Athletics

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