#1 Maryland rallies from behind to top Robert Morris

By Luke Gentile  Maryland lacrosse (13-3), the No. 1 ranked team in the country and defending national champions, escaped a first round exit in the NCAA tournament May 13, coming from behind to defeat Robert Morris University (13-5) in a 14-11 win. The Terps entered their 41st NCAA tournament with a 2-0 record against Robert Morris, and they got on the board early as senior … Continue reading #1 Maryland rallies from behind to top Robert Morris

No. 1 Maryland Lacrosse loses to unranked Ohio State

By Luke Gentile  The top-ranked Maryland men’s lacrosse team (10-2, 3-1 Big Ten) could not outlast unranked Ohio State (7-6, 2-2) on April 22, as the Terrapins lost 12-10. Sunday marked the first time the Terrapins faced the Buckeyes since last year’s national championship game, which Maryland won 9-6. However, that Buckeyes’ team looked very different than the one they fielded this weekend. With an … Continue reading No. 1 Maryland Lacrosse loses to unranked Ohio State

Hartshorn dominates as Maryland eases past Georgetown

By Sydney Fazio  Maryland women’s lacrosse dominated the Georgetown Hoyas 17-5 Wednesday in a rainy local matchup. The Terps have one of the nation’s best offenses, ranking second in the country in goals per game with 16.44. Maryland validated its offensive ranking in the Georgetown matchup. Sophomore midfielder Kali Hartshorn gave the Terps a boost by dominating the center circle. Hartshorn’s 10 draw controls gave … Continue reading Hartshorn dominates as Maryland eases past Georgetown

Men’s lax starts hot, cools off late in loss to #1 Albany

By Sydney Fazio  It was a tale of two halves Saturday in Maryland Stadium, when No. 2 Maryland fell to No. 1 Albany, 11-10. It was Maryland’s first loss since April 22 of last year. The Terrapins have only trailed 3:13 of 300 minutes in five games played this season. They hadn’t trailed in their matchup against Albany until there was 1:16 left in the … Continue reading Men’s lax starts hot, cools off late in loss to #1 Albany