Rob Chomo Death Reports: What Is Known About the Former Maryland Lacrosse Standout?

Reports concerning the alleged passing of Rob Chomo, a former University of Maryland men’s lacrosse standout, have prompted questions among people familiar with the Terrapins lacrosse community. However, as of the time of writing, no reliable public announcement confirming his death has been located.

Chomo is listed in University of Maryland men’s lacrosse records as Robert Chomo, who played for the Terrapins from 1992 through 1995. His name also appears in the program’s historical scoring records, reflecting his contributions during his college career.

A March 1995 report by The Washington Post documented Chomo’s performance in Maryland’s victory over Cornell, recording one goal and five assists in the game.

Beyond his playing career, Chomo was reported to have coached boys’ lacrosse at St. Mary’s-Annapolis. A 2011 newspaper report described him as a former Maryland player who had taken over as head coach of the Saints.

Despite the circulating reports, details surrounding the alleged death—including a date, location, circumstances, and cause—have not been independently confirmed. No funeral or memorial arrangements have been verified.

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Funeral Arrangements and Family Statement

No verified funeral announcement or family statement confirming Rob Chomo’s reported passing has been located. Details about visitation, memorial services, and burial arrangements therefore remain unavailable.

Disclaimer

This article is based on publicly available historical records and reporting. The claim that Rob Chomo has died has not been independently verified. Readers are encouraged to rely on official family announcements, the University of Maryland, or other credible sources for confirmation. This article will require an update if reliable information becomes available.