Kori Edmondson hasn’t jumped off the box score for No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse this season. The reigning Big Ten Midfielder of the Year has been most useful drawing the defense away from the rest of a dangerous attacking unit. But when the Terps went down early Saturday to No. 14 Princeton, Edmondson answered the […]
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After trailing by double digits for over an hour of real time, No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball had chipped No. 8 Michigan’s lead down to 10 points late in the third quarter. The Terps had given Michigan a taste of its own medicine, speeding the Wolverines up and causing a string of turnovers. But right […]
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Through the first three games of the season, it’s been evident that Eric Spanos is not fully healthy. No. 9 Maryland men’s lacrosse’s top goalscorer from 2025 has been limping on the field, even amid a four-goal performance against No. 12 Princeton. While the graduate student has played through a lingering knock, Saturday afternoon against […]
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No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball wraps up its regular season in Ann Arbor taking on No. 8 Michigan, in a game with potentially major Big Ten and NCAA Tournament seeding ramifications. Tip-off is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. ET. This is your space for thoughts, observations or whatever you would like to share, but please be […]
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Things are starting to heat up in the lower echelons of the Big Ten. The conference’s four worst teams play in the first round of the Big Ten tournament. Penn State is all but guaranteed to finish in the cellar. Maryland men’s basketball is left fighting three teams — Northwestern, Oregon and Rutgers — for […]
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The bases were loaded for Maryland baseball outfielder Jordan Crosland with one out in the ninth inning. He stepped in the batter’s box with a chance to redeem a blown top of the frame. To his left, Paul Jones II crouched at third base, waiting for a chance to run home and break the 9-9 […]
After two unexpectedly close unranked matchups, No. 3 Maryland women’s lacrosse looks to settle back in against its third ranked opponent of the season. The Terps haven’t played since an early-afternoon matchup last Friday at Saint Joseph’s. The Hawks kept the bout close to the final whistle, with the deficit shrinking to a single goal […]
John Tillman has lost consecutive nonconference games just three times over his 16-year tenure in College Park. But in a season of chaos — four of the top 10 teams lost last week — No. 9 Maryland men’s lacrosse is in uncharted territory. The Terps are off to their worst start since 2016 and dropped […]
When Lasse Kelp went unsigned by D.C. United after becoming the team’s third-round pick in the MLS SuperDraft, the young center backs’ future looked incredibly unclear. Months later, and Kelp has found a temporary home that he has every chance of making permanent. He signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds that has an […]
The end of the regular season has arrived, but No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball still has more to prove after a six-game winning streak. The Terps will travel to Ann Arbor Saturday to face No. 8 Michigan, a game that will solidify their position heading into the postseason. Maryland’s Big Ten Tournament seeding and NCAA […]
The Terps handled business at the Xfinity Center on Wednesday night like most would have expected them to, taking down Northwestern, 79-57. Here are three takeaways from the game. Maryland’s perfect February rolls on The Terps entered February with a losing record in conference play, but since then, they have rattled off six straight victories. […]
Elijah Stobaugh received a pass on the right wing with plenty of time remaining on the shot clock. Then-No. 2 Maryland men’s lacrosse led by two over then-No. 12 Princeton midway through the first quarter and had an opportunity to add onto its run — the Terps had scored three unanswered goals. Stobaugh circled back […]
Maryland men’s golf’s Emil Riegger took home the individual title at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate Wednesday. The Terps as a team finished second out of the 23 teams competing. Through three rounds, Reigger shot 206 (70-69-67) to finish 10 under par — that mark ties his career-low under par. Riegger ultimately parred or birdied on […]
Maryland men’s basketball knew that it had a serious test ahead when it prepared to go on the road to face No. 12 Nebraska. The Cornhuskers have turned their program around, with three of their four losses on the year coming against top-10 opponents in Michigan, Illinois and Purdue. For 30 minutes, the Terps had […]
Maryland baseball is lucky to not have a losing record after salvaging a 15-14 win against Delaware — one that followed up a three-game sweep by Louisiana. For the first time this season, the Terps will stay home as their first weekend series in Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium approaches. They will host Wagner beginning on […]
Maryland men’s basketball has found itself in plenty of close games over the past few weeks. Four of its last five were decided by seven points or less, and the Terps won three of them. Head coach Buzz Williams had ostensibly found a winning recipe in crunch time. That is, until Wednesday’s clash with No. […]
No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball has caught fire at the perfect time. At the end of January, Maryland had a losing Big Ten record. The outlook on the season was bleak. But since then, the Terps have displayed their resilience while putting together a five-game winning streak. That five-game streak turned to six on Wednesday […]
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Maryland men’s basketball hits the road for its second-to-last away game this season, taking on a No. 12 Nebraska squad having its best season in decades. Tip-off is slated for 7 p.m. This is your space for thoughts, observations or whatever you would like to share, but please be respectful.
Maryland baseball’s Tuesday matchup with Delaware was moved from the Blue Hens’ home field to Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium at the last minute due to inclement weather. Those who took advantage of the sudden free admission were in for a show. The Terps battled to a nail-biting 15-14 win after an early onslaught by both […]
With March fast approaching, No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball is in its best form of the season. The Terps will meet Northwestern on the heels of five straight victories, with their most recent match being a blowout of Purdue on Senior Day. The Wildcats are wedged in the middle of a span of three games […]
There’s less than two weeks left in Maryland men’s basketball’s 2025-26 regular season. It’s been a long one, but the Terps have finally picked up something resembling momentum down the stretch. Maryland has won three of its last five games. Most years, that’s a common occurrence. If anything, it’s not good enough. But with the […]
The acknowledgments for Maryland men’s basketball’s freshman Andre Mills keep rolling in — Mills was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week Monday. The 6-foot-4 guard from Boston has ascended over the last two games, both literally above the rim and figuratively. Mills scored 39 and 21 points against Northwestern and Washington, respectively. He […]
Maryland baseball cemented its first weekend series loss of the 2026 campaign with its longest contest since 1995 — Sunday’s 15-inning affair ended with Louisiana prevailing over the Terps, 6-5. Logan Hastings nearly won Maryland the ballgame by himself on the mound. The sophomore right-hander handled 7.2 innings of work and retired each of the […]
No. 14 Maryland women’s basketball had a day to remember on Sunday. It completed a dominant 99-66 win over Purdue — a fitting way to hold its Senior Day. Here are three takeaways from Maryland’s win. Seniors showed out Maryland honored its three seniors on Sunday, and all had days to remember. “You see the […]