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The Diamondback Sports Digest: Maryland women’s basketball gets active in transfer portal

In this week's newsletter, we'll dive into both Maryland women's and men's basketball's offseason additions, Maryland gymnastics' representer at NCAA nationals and more.

Eli Cohen
April 22, 2024

Offensive inefficiency plagued Maryland men’s lacrosse in loss to Johns Hopkins

The Terps put together their worst offensive performance of the season in perhaps their most important regular season game.

Brandon Schwartzberg
April 22, 2024

From 3 wins to 18, Minorka Miranda helped solidify Maryland tennis’ foundation

The senior played an integral role in the Terps' 2022 squad, which broke the program's single-season wins record.

Alexa Wootten
April 22, 2024

Rhode Island forward Mayé Touré transfers to Maryland women’s basketball

Touré is the Terps' third addition in the transfer portal this week and the second from the Atlantic 10 conference.

Sam Jane
April 21, 2024

Maryland baseball drops fourth straight weekend set with 16-4 mercy rule loss to Nebraska

The Terps allowed 16 hits and two five-run innings.

Michael Howes
April 21, 2024

Maryland men’s lacrosse turns in season-low scoring output in 7-5 loss to Johns Hopkins

The Terps were unable to claim a share of the Big Ten title in their regular season finale.

Brandon Schwartzberg
April 20, 2024

Maryland baseball drops third straight series opener in 6-3 loss to Nebraska

The Terps didn't score over the final five innings.

Michael Howes
April 19, 2024

VCU guard Sarah Te-Biasu transfers to Maryland women’s basketball

Te-Biasu is the Terps' second transfer addition this week.

Olivia Janik
April 19, 2024

Maryland softball continues conference struggles in 4-0 defeat to Ohio State

The Terps fell to 4-11 in Big Ten play, including losses in each of their last eight conference games.

Holliday Woodard
April 19, 2024

A grueling injury recovery set up Eric Malever’s success at Maryland men’s lacrosse

Eric Malever suffered a torn ACL and meniscus following a breakout sophomore campaign, leaving him off the field for more than a year.

Brandon Schwartzberg
April 19, 2024