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The University of Maryland men's soccer team, led by veteran coach Sasho Cirovski, enters the 2026 campaign with the deepest roster in a decade, a blend of returning stars and impactful newcomers, and a schedule designed to test their title aspirations.
The Terrapins' 2026 home opener drew 43,065 fans, showcasing the program's soaring popularity and setting the stage for a season that could repeat its historic 2025 unbeaten run.
The Terps secured a 2-1 victory against Pitt in their 2026 season opener, driven by freshman forward Said El Eyssami’s two goals and the first‑team debuts of Rodrigo Neri and Franklin Affanyi.
On August 20, Pitt will open its 2026 men's soccer season against top‑ranked Maryland at Ambrose Urbanic Field, a match that pits veteran coach Jay Vidovich against No. 7 Maryland and its star‑studded lineup.
Paco Fernandez, a Bryant University graduate student, has been selected for the 2026 United Soccer Coaches Hermann Trophy watch list, placing him among the top contenders for the nation’s most prestigious collegiate soccer award.
The University of Maryland highlights three standout athletes — Leon Koehl, Laurin Mack, and Albi Ndrenika — as the team prepares for its 2026 season opener against Pitt in Pittsburgh.
The latest Big Ten preseason poll crowns Washington as the team to beat, with seven first‑place votes and a No. 1 ranking, while standout athletes like goalkeeper Laurin Mack and freshman Peter Soudan earn Players‑to‑Watch honors.
The Maryland Terps men’s soccer program is preparing for the 2026 season under head coach Sasho Cirovski, seeking a fourth national championship after a strong 2025 campaign.
After a heartbreaking NCAA quarterfinal loss, the Terps reshape their roster with returning All‑Big Ten stars and promising newcomers, targeting a Big Ten crown, tournament victory and the ultimate NCAA championship.
The University of Maryland men's soccer team began 2026 training on August 4, showcasing key returnees and previewing upcoming games against Pitt and New Haven.
Coach Sasho Cirovski announced the captains, highlighting their recent accolades and role in shaping the team's strategy.
The Terrapins have added 13 new faces, including five transfers and eight freshmen, to shore up positions and inject depth as they chase another NCAA tournament berth
The Terrapins will open the 2026 season on the road, host a series of high‑profile games at Ludwig Field, and return a core group of award‑winning players.