No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball stays unbeaten with 78-61 win over Rutgers The Terps moved to 13-0 with the win, marking their best start since the 2011-12 season. Matthew Neus January 2, 2025
Maryland women’s basketball tops Michigan State, 72-66, for best start in 6 seasons The Terps dropped their next game and lost in the second round of the NCAA tournament in that campaign. Ben Geffner December 29, 2024
No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball comfortably defeats William & Mary, 107-57 The Terps returned to the court for the first time in 12 days, and will have a 10-day break until their next game against Michigan State. Matthew Neus December 19, 2024
3 Maryland women’s basketball players reunite after beginning careers at UConn Amari DeBerry, Mir McLean and Saylor Poffenbarger began as teammates, went separate ways and now share the court again. Ben Geffner December 15, 2024
Bri McDaniel led Maryland women’s basketball’s improved second half defense against Purdue McDaniel keyed the Terps' comeback efforts with a defensive effort that included nine forced turnovers in the final 20 minutes. Matthew Neus December 9, 2024
No. 7 Maryland women’s basketball comes back to top Purdue, 78-69, in Big Ten opener The Terps didn't take their first lead until late in the third quarter. Ben Geffner December 7, 2024
Brenda Frese’s lineup change gave Maryland women’s basketball a new look Frese moved Saylor Poffenbarger into the starting lineup for the Terps' game against Mount St. Mary's Ben Geffner December 5, 2024
Maryland women’s basketball remains undefeated with 87-52 win over Mount St. Mary’s Five Terps scored in double figures, led by Christina Dalce's 13 points. Matthew Neus December 3, 2024
No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball beats Toledo, 92-70, for first 8-0 start since 2018-19 Seven of the Terps' eight victories have been by double-digits. Ben Geffner December 1, 2024
No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball starts and ends strong in 66-56 win over George Mason The Terps outscored the Patriots by 21 points in the first and fourth quarters, but were otherwise outscored by 11. Matthew Neus November 30, 2024