Katie O’Donnell did everything she could to get that tying goal, but truth be told the USA was lucky not to lose 5-0. Somehow I really believe Missy would make a far superior coach for this team.
GREENSBORO, N.C. – Maryland field hockey standout Katie O’Donnell is the recipient of the Mary Garber Award, given to the Atlantic Coast Conference’s Female Athlete of the Year. She received 28 of the 43 votes cast by the members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association. She becomes the third field hockey player to win the Garber, joining Wake Forest’s Kelly Dostal (2005) and Paula Infante of Maryland (2006). Other Terrapins with Garber plaques are Jen Adams (2000, 01) and … Read More »
The women’s golf team repeated as winners and the men’s tennis team won for the first time in four years, as both teams were honored Sunday at the President’s Cup Brunch held at the Riggs Alumni Center The women’s golf team earned a combined GPA of 3.29, earning the honor for the second consecutive year. It edged women’s tennis (3.26) and gymnastics (3.15) for the award.
M Club Awards
Talbot T. Speer Award (leadership, scholarship and all-around ability) – … Read More »
Katie O’Donnell of the national champion Maryland field hockey team has been selected as the 2010 NFHCA Division I National Player of the Year. She was also named a nominee for the 2010 Honda Sports Award Tuesday. O’Donnell won the 2009 Honda Sports Award.
O’Donnell was also named National Player of the Year and Offensive MVP by womensfieldhockey.com.
O’Donnell led the nation in assists per game in 2010 with an average of 1.33 as well as in points … Read More »
Set the record straight–The National Title is back where it belongs. The greatest US Field Hockey player ever, Katie O’Donnell has ended her career thw way a true champion should–with a National title.. The Terps dominated the 2 OT periods but could not find the nets until Megan Frazier finally was able to get the ball past the Carolina goalie. Missy Meharg again was her usual humble self, post game displaying the class of one of the best coaches in … Read More »
The top-seeded Maryland field hockey team (21-1) rallied to beat No. 5 Connecticut 3-1 Sunday to advance to the NCAA Semifinals, which will be played in College Park next Friday. The Huskies took an early 1-0 lead, but senior Katie O’Donnell dished three assists to give the Terrapins the … Read More »
The Maryland field hockey team will get to play at home in College Park for the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament this weekend. The ACC Champion Terps (19-1) will play host to UMass in the opening round. “We’re just honored. It’s a new team, it’s a new staff,” head coach Missy Meharg said. “It’s a great field of teams and we’re just really excited to be at home here in College Park.” The Terrapins and the Minutewomen will take … Read More »
The top-seeded Maryland (19-1, 5-0) field hockey team defeated second-seeded North Carolina (19-2, 4-1) 5-2 Sunday afternoon to claim its third straight Atlantic Coast Conference championship and ninth overall. Junior Jemma Buckley notched her first career hat trick for the win. “Every … Read More »
The top-ranked Maryland field hockey team (17-1, 5-0 ACC) beat No. 10 Louisville (13-6, 5-1 Big East) 8-0 Saturday at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex. The Terps honored their three seniors, Amanda Himmelheber, Katie O’Donnell and Alicia Morawski, prior to the game. The Terrapin defense held the Cardinals to just eight total shots and two … Read More »
Katie O’Donnell scored twice and assisted on a third goal as the Terps eased past #7 American U 3-0. Next up for the Terps is #1 North Carolina Saturday at 1PM at College Park.
