The memories created through sports often extend far beyond the playing field, leaving lasting friendships and achievements that continue to inspire generations. The Maryland lacrosse community is mourning the passing of former Terrapins standout Rob Chomo, a member of the University of Maryland Class of 1995.
The Maryland Lacrosse family announced the heartbreaking news in a tribute, expressing sympathy to Chomo’s family, friends and former teammates. His passing has prompted emotional reactions from those connected to the university’s lacrosse program.
Rob Chomo represented Maryland men’s lacrosse from 1992 through 1995, establishing himself as an accomplished attackman. During his four-year collegiate career, he recorded an impressive 180 points, reflecting his contributions to the team’s offensive performances.
His senior season in 1995 was particularly notable. Chomo finished with 26 goals and 41 assists, recording 67 points. One memorable performance came in March 1995, when he contributed one goal and five assists in Maryland’s 20–12 victory over Cornell.
These achievements remain part of Maryland’s lacrosse history and reflect the dedication and ability he brought to the sport.
While details about his early life, family, professional career beyond college and personal circumstances have not been publicly confirmed, his athletic legacy remains documented through his university records.
As tributes continue, Rob Chomo is being remembered by the Maryland lacrosse family for his contributions to the Terrapins and the connections he shared with fellow players.
His passing leaves a void among those who knew him, but his legacy will remain part of Maryland lacrosse history.