Maryland sports: 2016 Year in Review
All the year’s most memorable moments from Maryland sports teams.
Harvard men’s soccer made its lewd “scouting reports” when Ray Leone coached women’s team
In the “report,” Crimson men’s soccer players rated women’s soccer recruits on attractiveness and sexual appeal.
Depth and offensive woes plague Maryland women’s soccer in historic losing season
The Terps ended the season with their fewest wins since 1989.
Maryland women’s soccer didn’t score against Minnesota. That’s been a common theme.
The Terps ended the season on a 551-minute scoring drought.
With a 6-0 loss to Minnesota, Terps women’s soccer ends the season on an nine-game skid
Maryland’s scoreless streak reached 551 minutes.
Jlon Flippens emerged as a leader this season amid Maryland women’s soccer’s struggles
Flippens is one of three players to start every game entering Wednesday’s match against No. 11 Minnesota.
“I’m their backbone”: Rachel Egyed’s energy in net fuels Maryland women’s soccer defense
The redshirt freshman has started the Terps’ last four games.
Maryland women’s soccer lost to Iowa, 2-0, but improved on its corner kick defense
Despite suffering a 2-0 loss, the Terps did not allow the Hawkeyes to score on their 12 corner kick attempts.
Maryland women’s soccer’s scoreless streak surpasses 400 minutes in 2-0 loss to Iowa
As Maryland dropped its eighth consecutive Big Ten contest, it was unable to generate any offense.
Maryland women’s soccer hopes to fix offensive woes against Iowa
The Terps haven’t scored in 371 minutes.