Top-seeded Terps host Denver in the Big Dance
The No. 2 Maryland women’s lacrosse team will begin to defend their national championship on Sunday when they host the Denver Pioneers in a second-round Read More
Maryland’s road back to Memorial weekend starts with Robert Morris
For the first time in over 40 years, the Maryland men’s lacrosse team will be looking to repeat as National Champions. The road to Gillette Read More
Parsons carries Terps to 5-2 win over Rutgers
The Maryland baseball team (22-27, 7-11 Big Ten) opened its last home series of the season on a high note, defeating Rutgers (24-21, 7-12) by a 5-2 score to inch closer toward a Big Ten tournament berth.
Softball season ends with loss to Illinois in Big Ten tournament
Despite leading for much of the game, the Maryland softball team (18-37) dropped a 5-3 contest to Illinois (37-17) in the first round of the Big Ten tournament, ending the Terps’ season.
Terps welcome Rutgers to town for final home series
Following a disappointing end to last weekend’s series, in which the Maryland Terrapins dropped two out of three games to the Nebraska Cornhuskers, the fate Read More
Maryland faces off against Illinois in first round of Big Ten Tournament
The Maryland softball team landed the No. 11 seed and will play its first contest in the Big Ten Tournament against No. 6 seed Illinois Read More
Terps prove they’re down, not out, against Tigers
Maryland’s last midweek matchup of the season was a tale of two team, the Terps at times struggling against the Tigers and at others, looking Read More
Siaki Ika is next up in a football family
Growing up, all Siaki Ika knew was football. The youngest of six children, he watched his older siblings play football. If his family wasn’t playing Read More
Lewis Cine lives in Texas, but plays football for his mother in Chile
Lewis Cine left Everett High School in Everett, Massachusetts, in February to live with his uncle in Lancaster, Texas. The junior safety was previously recruited Read More
Devontae Dobbs: A 5-star prospect after learning to play through the whistle
Before Devontae Dobbs started playing football, he thought it was a silly sport. “I just saw the players running up and down the field hitting Read More
Terry Armstrong’s journey to back to the top
After his freshman season at Carman-Ainsworth High School, Terry Armstrong was one of the most highly touted basketball recruits in the country. As one of Read More
Football taking Khris Bogle to new heights
When Khris Bogle was in middle school, he faced a crossroads: basketball or football. He decided on the gridiron and now the junior defensive end Read More
Nakobe Dean: Natural leader committed to his team and his family
Even as a freshman, Nakobe Dean started every game and became a leader for the football team at Horn Lake High School. The 17-year-old linebacker Read More
Terps face Tigers in final midweek matchup
After going 1-2 in a three-game series with Nebraska last weekend, the Maryland Terrapins (20-27, 6-11) face Towson (13-35, 6-12) on Wednesday in their last Read More
Matt Cotton’s faith has helped him overcome setbacks and excel in basketball
More often than not, you hear players in post-game interviews on television thanking the man upstairs for their performances during their respective games. This is Read More
Top-seeded Terps look ahead to another NCAA Tournament run
For the third consecutive season, the Maryland men’s lacrosse program has been selected as the top seed in the NCAA Tournament. With the Big Ten Read More
Austin Crowley: Putting up numbers and putting on pounds
Putting on over 20 pounds in the course of a few months might seem outrageous, even for college freshmen. But for Austin Crowley, it’s all Read More
Terps drop crucial rubber game against Nebraska
Kevin Biondic stepped to the plate with one out, the bases loaded and the Terps trailing 4-0 in the bottom of the eighth inning of Read More
John Metchie’s long journey to national recognition
When you think of an area that produces great football talents rarely do you think of Toronto, let alone West Africa. Yet when his family Read More
Johns Hopkins claims revenge over the Terps with 13-10 Big Ten Tournament championship win
Prior to its Big Ten Tournament title loss, Maryland had defeated Johns Hopkins the previous four meetings, each time holding the Blue Jays to under Read More
Maryland blows lead, falls to Nebraska
In true Maryland (20-26, 6-10) fashion, the Terps took the lead early, but struggled defensively, losing 17-8 to Nebraska (21-23, 5-10). Maryland took the lead Read More
Maryland drops two to Michigan State in extra-inning game of catch-up
It was senior night on this hot and sunny Friday evening as the Maryland softball team (18-35, 7-15 Big Ten) kicked off its last series Read More
Steele, Griffin lead Terps past Hopkins in B1G semifinal
The top-seeded Maryland women’s lacrosse team defeated Johns Hopkins 16-11 in the first Big Ten semifinal played on Friday night in Ann Arbor, Mich. Junior Read More
Terps pile it on Nebraska in 15-7 win
Needing to make a strong push in its remaining games to stay in the hunt for a postseason berth, the Maryland baseball team (20-25, 6-9) took care of business Friday, exploding for 15 runs against Nebraska (20-23, 4-10) to take the first game of the series.
Three games in Lincoln could decide the Terps’ postseason fate
Sunday’s victory against Michigan State (16-23, 7-7) was the Maryland Terrapins’ (19-25, 5-9) most important win of the season. Not only did the win earn Read More