
Maryland Men’s Soccer Opens 2026 Season with Dramatic 3-2 Victory Over New Haven
Maryland secured a 3-2 home win over New Haven, highlighted by a four‑goal burst after halftime and a 17‑match unbeaten streak.
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Maryland secured a 3-2 home win over New Haven, highlighted by a four‑goal burst after halftime and a 17‑match unbeaten streak.

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 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.

Midfielder Noah Gassan signs with the University of Maryland, joining a midfield that already features Leon Koehl and Albi Ndrenika, as coach Sasho Cirovski looks to sustain the team's upward trajectory.

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.

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.

Michael Marchiano begins his head coaching tenure at Maryland, aiming to build cohesion and depth after a modest season improvement, highlighting new recruits, key players, and a philosophy centered on team chemistry.

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.

Maryland’s men’s soccer squad enters 2026 with a top‑10 preseason ranking, a tough slate of ranked foes and a coach eager to blend returning starters with fresh talent.

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 Terps welcome a 13‑player class spanning four continents, featuring standout recruits from Ghana, Uganda, France, Canada, Panama and the United States, aiming to elevate competitiveness and locker‑room standards.

With the tournament set to span three nations, local mentors discuss France’s edge, the U.S. squad’s potential, and the rising stars who could reshape the global game.

Maryland unveiled its 2026 men's soccer schedule, highlighting tough matchups against UCLA and Washington, the return of midfielder Leon Koehl, and a demanding road circuit that includes several 2025 tournament teams.

Veteran coach Doug Allison retired after guiding Furman to a College Cup Final Four appearance, earning top honors from his peers and leaving a legacy of player development and recruiting.

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.

After a distinguished stint at Wake Forest, Steve Armas is set to rejoin the University of Maryland as associate head coach, rekindling a partnership with head coach Sasho Cirovski that dates back to the mid‑1990s.

The Maryland Soccer Hall of Fame welcomed head coach Sasho Cirovski and alumna Ashly Kennedy, recognizing their enduring impact on collegiate and high‑school soccer in the state.