Mackenzie Miles/Maryland Terrapins This is the Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. Maryland women’s finished seventh at the Big Ten championships over the weekend, posting a team score of nine-over-par. On the individual leaderboards, the Terps had three golfers finish in the top 25, with Patricie Mackova and Nicha Kanpai earning top-20 finishes. Mackova and Kanpai finished tied for 17th, both shooting one-over par. Virginia Bossi was two shots behind, finishing tied for 23rd. Three other Terps competed: Maria Vittoria Corbi shot eight-over par, Panassay ..read more

Photo by Jacob Kupferman/Getty Images Poffenbarger, an elite rebounder, will return to her home state. It’s been a busy offseason for head coach Brenda Frese and Maryland women’s basketball. They continued that activity on Monday, with Arkansas guard Saylor Poffenbarger announcing that she will transfer into the program. Happy to be home ❤️ pic.twitter.com/G1384EVZIn — Saylor Poffenbarger (@saylorpoff) April 22, 2024 Poffenbarger, a 6-foot-2 redshirt sophomore, is a native of Maryland, continuing the recent trend of players transferring back to their home state to play for the Terps. In the ..read more

Eric Rueb/Providence Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK This is the Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. Maryland women’s basketball received a much-needed boost to its frontcourt when Rhode Island transfer Mayé Touré announced her commitment to the Terps Sunday. Touré is Maryland’s third incoming transfer this cycle, joining guards Sarah Te-Biasu and Kaylene Smikle. Touré, who stands at 6-foot-2 and hails from France, spent the first four years of her college career with Rhode Island, breaking out as a junior. During that season, she averaged 13.5 points and 8 ..read more

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. The Terps fell behind early and never put up much of a fight thereafter. After a blowout 11-2 win on Saturday, Maryland baseball earned a chance to win its first series in almost a month. But those dreams of a series win died quickly on Sunday. Maryland lost to Nebraska, 16-4, in a game that ended after the seventh inning due to mercy rule. Terps freshman Joey McMannis took the ball, but was punished early. Nebraska got to him in the first inning when Tyler Stone crushed a two-run home run to right field. Maryland briefly answered in the top of the second ..read more

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics The Terps were held to their lowest scoring output of the season. BALTIMORE – When Johns Hopkins senior midfielder Johnathan Peshko fired the ball into the bottom corner with just under three minutes left in the third quarter, not many of Homewood Field’s 10,458 attendees expected it to be the game’s final goal. But Maryland men’s lacrosse’s offense was lifeless all afternoon long, and the Terps failed to respond as they dropped “The Rivalry”, 7-5. Johns Hopkins’ defense gave Maryland troubles from the opening whistle, suffocating the Tarps almost every tim ..read more

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. The Terps lost their third straight Friday game despite adjusting their starting rotation. Maryland baseball dropped its series opener at Nebraska, 6-3, on Friday night. After a back-and-forth start, the Cornhuskers (24-11, 7-3 Big Ten) jumped on Maryland starter Logan Koester in the fourth inning and held the Terps (24-15, 5-8) silent thereafter, handing them their third straight Friday night loss. The two teams entered Friday with entirely opposite pitching situations. Maryland opted not to start Kenny Lippman — who’s struggled immensely of late — instea ..read more

Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images Te-Biasu, this past season’s A-10 player of the year, is Maryland's second transfer addition in as many days. Maryland women’s basketball secured its second transfer commitment of the offseason Friday, with VCU point guard Sarah Te-Biasu announcing on social media that she will play for the Terps. Te-Biasu’s exceptional play led her to be named the 2023-24 Atlantic 10 Player of the Year, marking the first time a VCU player received the honor since 2003-04. During her four years at VCU, Te-Biasu consistently performed as a reliable scorer, never averaging below 10 ..read more

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics This year’s rendition of “The Rivalry” has some extra fuel with championship implications. The 127th edition of “The Rivalry” will feature some added motivation — not that either team needs it. When No. 5 Maryland men’s lacrosse (8-3, 3-1 Big Ten) makes the short trip north to Homewood Field to take on No. 3 Johns Hopkins, the No. 1 seed in the impending Big Ten Tournament will be up for grabs. The Terps can clinch a share of the conference regular-season title with a victory. If the Blue Jays win, they’ll take the title outright. “This is why you go to Mar ..read more

Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics. This is the Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news. By Duaa Emira Two players each from the Maryland men’s and women's lacrosse team were nominated for Tewaaraton Award, it was announced Thursday. The award is given annually to the top player in the nation. On the men’s side, faceoff specialist Luke Wierman and defenseman Ajax Zappitello earned nominations while Terps women’s lacrosse defender Meghan Ball and goalkeeper Emily Sterling were selected. Zappitello, twice named an All-American, is having another stellar seaso ..read more

Maryland men’s basketball earned a transfer commitment from former Georgia Tech forward Tafara Gapare. | Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images Gapare is the first forward to announce their intentions to transfer to Maryland this offseason. Former Georgia Tech men’s basketball forward Tafara Gapare will transfer to Maryland, he confirmed Thursday. Gapare’s decision was first reported by Jeff Ermann of InsideMDSports. Gapare, who has two years of eligibility remaining, will become the fourth player to transfer to Maryland this offseason — and the first forward. The Terps previously added three guards: R ..read more