Maryland returns to the field with momentum after a near perfect second half at Virginia that saw the Terps score 20 unanswered points.
The Terps are coming off a midweek win against Delaware State.
Maryland field hockey looks to get back on track after back-to-back tough losses against top five opponents with another ranked match against Rutgers.
Outside a third set loss, Maryland outscored Delaware State 75-38 thanks to exceptional hitting and points from the service line.
This marks the fifth win in a row for Maryland. For UMBC, it is their seventh straight loss as they have started the season winless.
Kylee Niswonger accounted for three of the Terps’ goals.
Maryland outscored the Cavaliers 20-0 in the second half. The defense shut down the Cavaliers, holding them to just 82 total yards of offense in the half.
The Terps scored in the 16th minute and added two more goals in the second half.
Alyssa Klebasko made two saves allowing just one goal but it wasn’t enough for the Terps to get revenge for last season’s loss.
The Terps feel behind in the first two minutes and could not find an offensive rhythm