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With contract pressure mounting, Maryland must secure a winning record and bowl eligibility, while a 2‑10 Hampton team, bolstered by emerging talent, seeks to upset the veteran Terps in a high‑stakes season opener.
Maryland field hockey defeated sixth‑ranked Duke 3‑2 in a shootout, improving to 4‑0 and securing the program’s first win over a top‑10 foe this season.
Maryland’s 62-0 victory over Hampton not only extended the Terps’ nonconference win streak to 19 games but also delivered a historic shutout, highlighted by a 94-yard rushing touchdown and a suffocating defensive performance.
With key players back and new additions, Maryland looks to leverage a dominant frontcourt while addressing guard instability under second‑year coach Buzz Williams.
The Terps enter the 2026-27 season with a strong frontcourt led by Payne and Buljan, but guard play must improve for NCAA tournament contention.
Andy Enfield returns for his third season at SMU, navigating a depleted roster, key freshmen contributions, and the pressure of ACC ambitions while donors watch closely.
Maryland’s field hockey team, ranked No. 13, opened its season with a dominant 3‑0 win over Drexel, showcasing aggressive play, a high shot volume and a clean sheet that highlights the squad’s depth and defensive discipline.
The upcoming 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule pits the UConn Huskies against a who's‑who of women's college basketball, from Michigan and Iowa to South Carolina and Tennessee, promising a demanding road before Big East play.
Markus Kerr, a highly ranked small forward, has trimmed his list to five schools. Maryland’s offer, coach Steve Roccaforte’s praise, and the program’s identity under Buzz Williams keep the Terps in the mix amid fierce competition.
The United States has revealed its 20‑player lineup for the upcoming 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup, featuring two former Maryland Terps who bring extensive international experience.