That’s the tough thing about soccer–you can dominate but not win. The Terps are 6-0-2.
The heavyweight showdown between the No. 4 University of Maryland women’s soccer team and No. 1 Stanford ended in a 0-0 tie Friday night at Ludwig Field.
“Tonight was a tale of two halves,” said Maryland head coach Brian Pensky. “Stanford is a terrific team and a terrific program and I think we were a little passive at the start. Gradually, through the first half and into the second we started to realize we could play with them.”
Terp Talk Thursday Night 07-14-11
Host–Bruce Posner Guests Brian Pensky, Pat Coyner
Subjects– Recruits, Report on World Cup, British Open
Some topics for Thursday night:
–Recruiting updates
–Coach Pensky previews World Cup Final
–Golf Pro Pat Coyner reports on the British Open
–Pre season nominations for Terrapins
–ACC Athletes of the Year
I just watched the replay of the game. It seems to me that the USA goalie Solo kept the USA in the game in the first half. Time after time, France had clear opportunities to score. So many that France should have had a 2 or 3 goal lead in the 1st half. But this USA team has theheart of a lion led by its Captain. Japan is next on Sunday at 2 and yes the whole world will be … Read More »
Another powerful scorer for Brian Pensky.
University of Maryland women’s soccer coach Brian Pensky has been named the Women’s Coach of the Year by Soccer America, becoming the first Maryland women’s soccer coach to be selected for a national award. “This is quite a nice honor,” said Pensky. “To be recognized on a list with the previous winners is very humbling. And I’m even more fortunate to be able to coach great players. Coaches never win awards like this without being surrounded by great players.” … Read More »
Terp Talk Thursday Night 11-11-10
Host–Bruce Posner Guests Dino, Brian Pensky
Subjects–NICK FAUST, Coach Pensky, UVA Preview, Win over Charleston, Field Hockey
Maryland women’s soccer’s record-setting season came to an end on penalty kicks vs. Georgetown in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday at Ludwig Field. The Hoyas stopped the first two Terrapin penalty kicks in the shootout and eliminated the Terps, 3-2. The two teams were deadlocked at 1-1 through 110 minutes making the official result a tie. Maryland finishes its season with an 18-2-3 record. Georgetown now stands at 14-6-2 on the year. “I’m proud of our effort and fight … Read More »
The University of Maryland women’s soccer team earned the first No. 1 seed in the program’s history and will serve as a host school for the first and second rounds of the 2010 NCAA Tournament. The 3rd-ranked Terps will take on High Point on Friday, Nov. 12, at Ludwig Field at 5 p.m.
Maryland, which is one of 64 teams selected to play in the tournament, is making its 11th overall appearance and boasts a record of 17-2-2. The Panthers, … Read More »
