By Rory Cahill
The 20th annual Povich Symposium focused on soccer for the first time, inviting major figures from across the world to discuss the past, present and future of the sport. Continue reading Merrill College Povich Symposium examines the state of soccer in the U.S.
By Deja Jones
The Terps, who fought through uneven stretches all season, put together one of their most complete performances in a pivotal spot, advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals after win against the University of Connecticut. Continue reading UMD Men’s Soccer advances to the Elite 8 for the first time since 2018
By Caleigh Bartash Matt and Ben Di Rosa have played soccer together since they were four years old. Now they are going their separate ways. The brothers, both University of Maryland men’s soccer players, made history on Jan. 21 as the first twins chosen in the Major League Soccer SuperDraft. Left back Matt Di Rosa was drafted in the first round at number 25 overall … Continue reading Di Rosa brothers thrilled by Major League Soccer opportunities
By Alex Tuerk University of Maryland men’s soccer coach Sasho Cirovski offered his advice on the mentality of a champion and the role of a sports reporter to journalism students at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism on Tuesday. “Your world is probably more challenging than most any professions coming out right now,” Cirovski said. “Much like my labor of coaching, it’s a labor of … Continue reading Men’s soccer coach Sasho Cirovski speaks at end-of-year Povich Center reception
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
