By Anika Stikeleather
On March 7, 2026, over 72,000 fans visited M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore to see Argentinian captain Lionel Messi score the deciding goal in Inter Miami’s 2–1 victory over D.C. United. Continue reading Messi comes to Maryland: Baltimore makes its MLS debut with more soccer on the way
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
This year, Maryland men’s soccer had a banner regular season. The Terps went undefeated for the first time since 1968, and have now held the No. 1 ranking since Sept. 20. But since a 2-0 win over Ohio State University on Oct. 7, it hasn’t been smooth sailing. The team has won all of its last six games by one goal, and has had to … Continue reading Maryland men’s soccer looking to fix issues, get healthy as they head into the postseason
Up 2-1 with a minute remaining in the second half, it appeared Michigan would hand Maryland men’s soccer its first loss of the season. But like earlier this year, the Terps would find a way to tie it. Gordon Wild sent the ball in from the left flank and Chris Odoi-Atsem came charging in to finish with his right foot to tie the game. Then … Continue reading No. 1 Maryland Men’s Soccer Fights Back to Beat Michigan in Double Overtime
A month into the season, Maryland men’s soccer has exceeded all expectations — A 6-0-2 record. A three-game winning streak. The No. 1 ranking in the nation. The Terps began the season ranked fourth place, and opened at No. 16 UCLA in a rematch of last year, when No. 6 Maryland upset No. 1 UCLA at Ludwig Field. This time, the game ended in a draw, but since … Continue reading No. 1 men’s soccer off to hot start
