Women’s Basketball

No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball travels to Minneapolis Sunday afternoon, as the Terps prepare to take on Minnesota with both squads getting into the thick of conference play. In its most recent outing Thursday evening, Maryland dominated Penn State in all aspects of the game en route to a convincing 28-point win, 106-78. Maryland’s shooting was on fire from all over the court, headlined by Diamond Miller in her first…

It was only fitting that in her first start of the season, Diamond Miller scored the 100th point of the game for the Terps as she cashed in on an easy layup with under three minutes left in the game.  No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball returned home Thursday night as they took on Penn State. The Terps looked to rebound following a tough overtime loss at No. 6 Indiana on…

No. 10 Maryland women’s basketball is looking to bounce back from a tough 70-63 overtime loss against no. 6 Indiana in Bloomington last Sunday, as they head home to the Xfinity Center to continue their conference schedule against Penn State on Thursday. The loss to Indiana marked the first time Maryland have lost to a Big Ten opponent this season. It also continues a scary trend of losses against top…

A new year brings new challenges for No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball, as the Terps will hit the road to square up against No. 8 Indiana, their toughest conference matchup yet.  The Terps have been undefeated in their brief conference slate this season, defeating Rutgers and Purdue in early December. Maryland’s game scheduled against Illinois on Thursday was canceled due to positive COVID-19 results within the Illini squad. While this…

Playing for the first time in a month, Diamond Miller returned to the court for just the third time on the young season. Miller played a season-high 21 minutes and provided an impactful return for No. 6 Maryland women’s basketball, notching 10 points, six rebounds, four assists and two blocks.  Miller was a key component in the Terps’ 98-52 steamrolling of Coppin State Tuesday morning, their first game since a…

After a blown layup by Angel Reese led to a South Carolina free throw opportunity deep in the second half of action, Maryland women’s basketball was running out of time. After nailing her first attempt at the line, Gamecocks forward Laeticia Amihere’s second shot clanged off of the rim to give the Terps a glimmer of hope. However, Amihere’s miss was gobbled up by Aliyah Boston, who drew a foul…

No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball hits the road this weekend as the Terps travel to take on No. 1 South Carolina in the Jimmy V Classic. The matchup with South Carolina will be Maryland’s fourth top-ten showcase already this season, as head coach Brenda Frese purposefully scheduled ranked opponents in the non-conference schedule to get her squad prepared for the NCAA Tournament in March.  “I felt like with everyone coming…

Ashley Owusu got the ball behind the logo and immediately looked up court, and heaved a pass to a wide open Faith Masonius for the bucket, once again fulfilling her role as Maryland’s main facilitator. Despite some first half shooting struggles, Maryland women’s basketball turned on the gas in the second half, taking down Purdue at the Xfinity Center, 86-71. Every starter scored in double figures for the Terps, with…

No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball returns home Wednesday as coach Brenda Frese’s squad prepares to take on Purdue in a Big Ten conference battle in College Park. Following their first two losses of the season, both occurring in the Bahamas as part of the Baha Mar Hoops Pink Flamingo Championship, the Terps have rebounded strong with back-to-back wins against Miami and Rutgers. Against the Hurricanes, Angel Reese was a dominant…

By Matthew Kiras No. 8 Maryland women’s basketball took on the Rutgers Scarlet Knights in a sloppy basketball game by both teams. While the Terps pulled out a 14-point victory over their first conference opponent, both squads committed a bevy of turnovers throughout the contest. The game’s final tally for turnovers was Rutgers having 19 turnovers and 24 personal fouls, while the Terps clocked 15 turnovers and 15 personal fouls. …