Believe Coach Tillman stepped off the accelerator somewhere in the 3rd quarter. This game was not as close as the final score. Once again Niko Amato was stellar in the nets. The Terps seem to be on a consistent attack mode. Joe Cummings added 3 goals for the Terps who seemed determines never to let UMBC gather any momentum. The Terps return to action Sunday at 1PM vs St Joes.
UMBC Coach delivered a blistering speech to the Retrievers after losing to Johns Hopkins 16-5 last Saturday. I am positive UMBC will come out with a renewed sense of urgency. It will be a tough game for the Terps.
Strengths:
Anderson continues to impress with his god given off the charts athletic ability. His body is a work of art as he excels on the break. When he is aggressive and attacking there is not much a defender can do because Anderson can make a play from 15 feet and in over or around anyone on the perimeter. He is a lefty that can make plays in the lane and if he gets close to the rim it’s … Read More »
Listen in to Koons Ford Terp Talk tonight to hear about this great day for Maryland.
Freshman designated hitter Tim Kiene’s three-run homer in the bottom of the sixth broke open a two-run game and Maryland cranked out a season-high 14 hits to defeat Liberty 10-5 Wednesday afternoon Maryland had a 6-2 lead cut to 6-5 in the sixth inning when Liberty scored three runs on two hits and two walks, but the Terps came right back with a four-run inning capped by Kiene’s home run to deep right-center field. from umterps.co
Six University of Maryland wrestlers are heading to this week’s NCAA Wrestling Championships at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pa. The tournament begins on Thursday and ends with the championship finals, to be televised live on ESPN, on Saturday night. Coach Kerry McCoy and the Terps are ready to earn a third top-20 finish at the championship. In 2009, McCoy’s first year at Maryland, the Terrapins finished in 10th-place overall, the second-best in program history. Last season, Maryland … Read More »
The Maryland softball team took two wins from Fordham Wednesday night in a midweek doubleheader at Robert E. Taylor Stadium. It was the tale of two games, as the Terps (15-9) won 7-1 in the first game and rallied for a 5-4 win in the second. Senior Kerry Hickey started in the circle in the first game and threw six shutout innings before allowing the Rams (14-12) a run. She gave up six hits, but didn’t allow one until … Read More »
Montrose Christian phenom, Justin Anderson, one of the top 2012 recruits in the nation will announce his decision Thursday according to terrapin times.com.
There is no question about how Justin’s game will translate in college. He is a blue chipper, a ptp’er and wow would he look great in a Terrapin uni.
