
Maryland Terps Edge Duke Blue Devils in Overtime Thriller
The Maryland Terps defeated the No. 6 Duke Blue Devils 3-2 in a shootout, capturing their fourth straight 4-0 start and extending their all-time series lead to 37-17-3.
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The Maryland Terps defeated the No. 6 Duke Blue Devils 3-2 in a shootout, capturing their fourth straight 4-0 start and extending their all-time series lead to 37-17-3.

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 field hockey overcame a two‑goal deficit to defeat No. 6 Duke 3-2 in a shootout, securing a 4-0 season start and the program's first win against a top‑10 opponent since 2022.

Despite being outshot 18-12 and trailing 2-0, Maryland rallied to defeat No. 6 Duke 3-2 in a penalty shootout, marking their first win over a ranked team of the season.

A late surge led by Francisca Eschoyez secures a 3-1 victory over Temple, highlighting new player contributions and strategic adjustments by coach Missy Meharg.

The Terrapins secured a 3-1 victory against Temple in their season opener, showcasing a disciplined backfield diamond and early scoring from newcomers.

Maryland Field Hockey opened its 2026 campaign with a 3-0 victory over Drexel, marking the program’s 30th straight opener win and setting the stage for a Conference Cup clash with Temple.

Four University of Maryland women's soccer players are featured on the NFHCA preseason watchlist, highlighting their national and international pedigrees ahead of the upcoming campaign.

The conference highlights Josie Hollamon, Feliz Kuhne and Ella Beach as players to watch as the 2026 campaign kicks off.

The Big Ten Conference has released its 2026 field hockey watch list, spotlighting 27 student‑athletes including Ashley Sessa and Ilse Tromp, who earned Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2025. With Northwestern entering the season as the nation’s top‑ranked team, the upcoming schedule promises competitive matchups.

The University of Maryland’s field hockey program entered the 2025 season with high expectations, having been preseason ranked fourth in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association poll. Yet the Terrapins finished the year with just ten victories, marking the second‑lowest win total of the Missy Meharg era and falling short of the standards set in previous decades.

A look at the Maryland athletes selected for the July showcase in Virginia Beach, where collegiate competition could launch them onto the U.S. U‑21 women's roster.

From July 17‑19, a dozen Terrapins will compete in Virginia Beach, where their performances could earn them spots on the 2026‑27 U.S. U‑21 Women's National Team and other development pathways.