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Maryland wrestling aims to shed Big Ten basement-dweller status and continue progression

Last year, the Terps showed they could compete with Big Ten foes near the bottom of the standings. This season, the goal is to close the gap between them and the top.

Michael Stamatos
October 31, 2023

Young talent powered Maryland wrestling to season full of firsts

The Terps leaned on a youthful core comprised of redshirt and true freshmen: Braxton Brown, Kal Miller, Ethen Miller and Jaxon Smith.

Matthew Neus
April 5, 2023

All five qualified Maryland wrestlers have seasons end on Day Two of NCAA championships

Jaxon Smith's loss late Friday night concluded the Terps' 2023 season.

Matthew Neus
March 17, 2023

Jaxon, Jaron Smith have a bond built on a love for wrestling and raw egg yolks

The two heaviest wrestlers in the Terps' lineup will both compete in the NCAA championships.

Matthew Neus
March 16, 2023

Maryland wrestling’s decision to keep Jaxon Smith healthy paid off with automatic NCAA bid

Smith captured the best Big Ten championships finish by a Terp since 2019.

Matthew Neus
March 7, 2023

Maryland wrestling places last at Big Ten championships, earns three NCAA championships bids

Kal Miller, Ethen Miller and Jaxon Smith all earned automatic qualifications to the NCAA championships.

Matthew Neus
March 5, 2023

Kal Miller aiming to build momentum heading into postseason with long-awaited victory

Miller earned his first victory in more than a month in the Terps' dual against Binghamton Friday.

Matthew Neus
February 21, 2023

Maryland wrestling loses close battle against Columbia, 18-16

The Terps fell to 10-9 on the season.

Matthew Neus
February 19, 2023

Maryland wrestling outlasts Binghamton to secure 10th win of season, 19-12

The Terps secured a 10-win season for the first time since 2012-13.

Matthew Neus
February 17, 2023

Coach Alex Clemsen welcomed King Sandoval back to Maryland wrestling with open arms

Sandoval wasn’t ready to give up on his time with the Terps despite initially deciding to move on when graduating last spring.

Matthew Neus
February 17, 2023