Maryland outshot Ohio State 15 to six, 12 of its shots being on goal. However, Buckeyes goalkeeper Abby Danson made nine saves, the other two being produced by the defense, helping secure the win.
Maryland continued to dominate the second half as they had all season, but this time with efficient penalty corners where it converted on three of its 10.
Maryland faced a 1-0 deficit at the half but two goals from Ella Gaitan secured the comeback win.
The Terps look to go undefeated on the road trip against a Michigan State offense that loves to shoot.
Maryland’s potent attack proved too much for Iowa, dominating despite the Hawkeyes having the best defense in the Big Ten coming into the matchup.
Josie Hollamon added another goal in the Terps’ win on Friday afternoon.
The Terps are coming off a 1-0 loss to No. 2 Northwestern.
Northwestern’s Isla Tromp scored the games only goal in the first quarter.
The Terps are coming off a win against Rutgers, their first conference win.
Maryland bounced back after two straight losses against then top-five opponents Duke and Virginia with their second win over a ranked opponent this season.