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Season in review: Maryland women’s soccer ends the Ray Leone era at rock bottom in Big Ten

The Terps failed to get a conference win for the second consecutive season, leading to the announcement they will search for a new coach for the 2022 season.

Nicky Wolcott
October 28, 2021

Scheme changes couldn’t save Maryland women’s soccer from a Penn State blowout

Switching to a 4-4-2 formation didn't help the Terps, as they surrendered five goals to the Nittany Lions.

Nicky Wolcott
October 10, 2021

Maryland women’s soccer and Nebraska play to a 0-0 draw

The Terps took their first point against a Big Ten opponent in seven games.

Nicky Wolcott
September 23, 2021

Maryland women’s soccer touts communication as defensive difference-maker

The Terps have kept three clean sheets this season after only recording one during the spring 2021 season.

Nicky Wolcott
September 8, 2021

Kori Locksley scores first goal, Maryland women’s soccer tops George Mason, 2-0

Locksley opened up scoring in the first half, helping push the Terps to back-to-back wins.

Nicky Wolcott
August 22, 2021

Maryland women’s soccer is ready to move on from a historically poor spring season

The Terps were winless in the spring, but with a majority of players returning, coach Ray Leone's squad wants to show improvement.

Nicky Wolcott
August 19, 2021

After a winless season, Maryland women’s soccer hopes for better days ahead

"I think a big part of Maryland culture and being a part of the Maryland athletics family is the theme of resilience."

Samantha Eddy
April 13, 2021

Maryland women’s soccer can’t keep up with Ohio State in 4-2 loss

The Buckeyes scored three goals in the second half.

Samantha Eddy
April 8, 2021

Maryland women’s soccer knocked out of Big Ten tournament with 3-0 loss to No. 20 Michigan

The Terps fell to Michigan for the second straight game.

Ben Cooper
November 3, 2019

How Maryland soccer’s Anissa Mose went from international dance competitions to the pitch

Mose was a competitive dancer who competed all over the world.

Jacob Richman
November 3, 2019