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Maryland wins Big Ten Tournament, Owusu named Most Outstanding Player

March 9, 2020March 9, 2020 Wilson Tarpeh JrBig Ten Womens Basketball, Blair Watson, Brenda Frese, Diamond Miller, Kaila Charles, Maryland Womens Basketball, NCAAB, Ohio State Womens Basketball, PHOTO CREDIT: Travis Ellison/Big Ten Conference0 comment

The Maryland Terrapins had a successful business trip to Indianapolis this weekend, winning three games to end the weekend as Big Ten Champs. It was the second time for their current crop of Seniors, the last tournament title coming when they were freshmen. Kaila Charles, Stephanie Jones, Blair Watson and Sara Vujacic got to end Conference play the right way… Read More

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Galleries: Maryland Routs Iowa

February 14, 2020February 14, 2020 rlyonsIowa Hawkeyes, Maryland Terrapins, NCAAB0 comment

Maryland avenged their early season loss to Iowa with a dominating performance at home. Below are some of the pictures I captured from the game. Read More

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Jones reaches milestone, defense steals the show in win over Bobcats

November 24, 2019November 24, 2019 Wilson Tarpeh JrB1G, MAAC, Maryland Womens Basketball, NCAAB, Quinnipiac Womens basketball0 comment

Maryland wrapped up a three game home stand with a dominating win over Quinnipiac, 101-52. The Bobcats scored the first three points of the game before Maryland went on a 15-0 run to take control of the game. It would be the visitors one and only lead of the day. The initial offensive punch was thrown by the combo of… Read More

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Defense set the tone for Maryland as they run past George Washington

November 20, 2019November 20, 2019 Wilson Tarpeh JrA-10, Big Ten, George Washington Womens Basketball, Maryland Womens Basketball, NCAAB0 comment

Wednesday night in College Park, the Maryland Terrapins hosted the George Washington Colonials. The Terrapins took care of business early, setting the tone on the defensive end on their way to an 88-54 victory. Their ball pressure was suffocating on the defensive end, forcing 14 of George Washington’s 22 turnovers in the first half, resulting in 22 points. For the… Read More