The Diamondback’s best sports stories of 2018
Tragedy and triumph: Our best stories from a momentous year of Maryland athletics
Kristen Confroy’s three-point shooting slump ended in Maryland’s win over UMBC
Confroy made three shots from behind the arc entering Sunday’s game. She hit five against the Retrievers.
Ready or not, No. 9 Maryland women’s basketball heads to face No. 10 South Carolina
The Terps lost to the Gamecocks 94-86 last year.
Bluefield State women’s basketball enjoyed playing Maryland despite a 129-point loss
The Big Blues had the “opportunity to be treated like royalty” in the exhibition.
Fans got a glimpse of the program’s new-look women’s basketball team at Maryland Madness
Freshmen and seniors alike enjoyed the event.
Pro Terps: Women’s basketball, July 13
Former Terp Crystal Langhorne is shooting 64.2 percent while averaging 26.2 minutes per game.
Maryland women’s basketball stymies Nebraska, 66-53, to advance to Big Ten championship
The Terps will play for their fourth consecutive Big Ten title Sunday.
No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball believes it can avenge its only loss since November
Michigan State upset the Terps on Jan. 11.
Maryland women’s basketball beats Indiana, 74-70, to avoid second straight upset loss
The Terps came from behind in the fourth quarter.
Ieshia Small leads Maryland women’s basketball to a 97-57 win over Mount St. Mary’s
Five Terps scored in double figures.