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How 2021 Maryland women’s lacrosse would have fared using Athletes Unlimited rules

Applying the scoring system used in Athletes Unlimited Lacrosse, taking a look at how the Terps would've matched up against one another, crowning a champion for the 2021 season.

Jacob Richman
August 26, 2021

Maryland women’s lacrosse adds five transfers to 2022 roster

The Terps bring in three players with strong collegiate resumes and two younger prospects with plenty of talent that excites.

Jacob Richman
August 6, 2021

Maryland women’s lacrosse blows out High Point, 17-6, in first round of NCAA tournament

The Terps shot at a season-high .531 clip.

Jacob Richman
May 14, 2021

Emily Sterling had Maryland women’s lacrosse’s back in the Big Ten tournament

The sophomore keeper made a big impact for the Terps in her first collegiate tournament.

Jacob Richman
May 4, 2021

Maryland women’s lacrosse falls short of Big Ten title, loses to Northwestern, 17-12

Izzy Scane scored nine times for the Wildcats as the Terps could not pull off the upset.

Jacob Richman
May 2, 2021

Maryland women’s lacrosse staves off Johns Hopkins, 8-7, advances to Big Ten championship

Lizzie Colson forced a late turnover to seal the victory for the Terps.

Ashkan Motamedi
April 30, 2021

Maryland women’s lacrosse books Big Ten semifinal appearance, downs Michigan, 16-13

The Terps rode their best half of lacrosse all season to reach the second round of the Big Ten tournament.

Jacob Richman
April 29, 2021

Maryland women’s lacrosse’s long scoreless streaks proved costly against Rutgers

The Terps went at least 20 minutes without a goal twice in the loss to the Scarlet Knights.

Jacob Richman
April 20, 2021

Late rally falls short as Maryland women’s lacrosse loses to Rutgers, 16-14

The Terps trailed by as much as seven and suffered their first-ever loss to the Scarlet Knights.

Jacob Richman
April 18, 2021

Maryland women’s lacrosse’s Brindi, Grace Griffin were at the heart of Johns Hopkins win

Six of Maryland's nine goals against Johns Hopkins came from the sticks of Brindi Griffin and Grace Griffin.

Jacob Richman
April 15, 2021