With just three games to go before the opening of Big Ten play, the University of Maryland Terrapins continued their strong start to the season with a 66-56 win over St. Peter’s University for their 10th win of the season. The Terps switched their lineup around for this matchup as Michael Cekovsky started in place of the injured Damonte Dodd at the five position. They definitely … Continue reading Fast start gets Terps tenth win of the season
There is no denying that the University of Maryland men’s soccer team had one of the best seasons in its history — capped off by maybe one of the worst endings in its history. This happy beginning but tragic ending is best summed up in three parts: the good, the bad and the ugly. The Good The Terps went undefeated on the road and at home … Continue reading Maryland Men’s Soccer: The good, the bad and the ugly
In their first regular season home game back in Xfinity Center in more than seven months, the Terps shook off some rust and survived an early scare from American University, winning 62-56. Mark Turgeon’s starting squad consisted of Melo Trimble, Damonte Dodd, Jared Nickens and Freshmen Kevin Huerter and Anthony Cowan. Clearly the new squad will take some adjusting to as many players like Diamond … Continue reading Trimble Leads Young Team, Terps Avoid Early Loss to Start Season
I have written about this in the past, and it has unfortunately not gotten much better since. I am talking about, of course, students leaving Maryland Football games early. I want to start by saying, this is not an article intended to be harmful in any way to students at Maryland. I understand that some people do not like sports or are just unable to … Continue reading OPINION: There is Another Half of Football to be Played
The University of Maryland men’s soccer team continued its winning ways as forward George Campbell’s golden goal in double overtime moved the Terps past University of Michigan and into the semifinals. After clinching the regular season Big Ten title, the Terps secured the number one overall seed in the tournament and faced Michigan, the winner of the play-in game vs. Rutgers University, again for the second … Continue reading Campbell’s golden goal prevents Terps’ early tournament exit
In their first home game in almost two weeks, Terps came back to College Park to play their third Big Ten match of the season. The fourth seeded Terps defeated Penn State 3-2 in a wild overtime finish after Maryland’s only non-penalty kick goal of the match. This game was a tale of two halves; no goals in the first then four in the second. Maryland … Continue reading Men’s soccer survives Penn State, wins in OT
