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The @WNBA is back! Check out the former @TerpsWBB stars returning to action this weekend. #CountIt https://t.co/L2oP3oaILc

Maryland women’s lacrosse will face No. 7 seed Duke in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday. This is the first meeting between these two programs since the Terps left the ACC to join the Big Ten in 2014. https://t.co/SlCvVh3n1y

No. 3 seed Maryland men’s lacrosse will start its NCAA Tournament campaign Sunday afternoon as the Terps play host to Vermont at 2:30 p.m. This matchup will mark the first nonconference matchup for the Terps this season. https://t.co/yLMBHH5d05

Graduate transfer Eric Holden gave up a full-time job to chase lacrosse titles at Maryland https://t.co/gZ7l93MIDf

“A lot of these books that Coach Vaughn has had us read, it’s not even that I take them as a way to make myself a better player, but rather make myself a better person.” - junior first baseman Maxwell Costes https://t.co/V5VjSJox0B

It was either be a rapper or sit behind bars. The next best thing, I rock ice, I drive cars. I gotta go to work.

The Terps scored nine consecutive goals after their sluggish opening stretch and paired their attack with a stifling defense to produce a 17-6 win that sent them to a second-round matchup against seventh-seeded Duke on Sunday. https://t.co/rvSmdlscZH

Terps start slow, finish strong for 17-6 women’s lacrosse win over High Point https://t.co/wTW6pqO5Cb

"I'm glad I'm a Terp." Fatts Russell breaks down his decision to transfer to Maryland, how he sees his role next season and more: https://t.co/rsyoiKkxUB #Terps h/t @TheAndyKatz

Maryland baseball started its weekend series off against Purdue on a high note with an 11-0 victory. The win marks the first shutout from the Maryland pitching staff this season. https://t.co/DHu2iU7ExF

RT @soshtry: Marylands wins 11-0, its largest run differential this season and first shutout of the season. Probably the Terps most dominant performance this season. Maryland recorded 16 hits, tied for its second most in a game this season. This is the Terps eighth straight win at home.

It doesn’t get much better than Maryland women’s lacrosse in the month of May. The Terps opened their 2021 NCAA Tournament campaign with a 17-6 victory over High Point, including runs of nine goals in the first half and six goals in the second half. https://t.co/8YVs5WMjn7

RT @JoeLotano1: Madison Hine in net for the final 7 minutes of gameplay here for the Terps. Maryland’s defense has been the unsung hero tonight, as they have not allowed just one High Point goal in the second half.

RT @soshtry: Maryland adds another run in the inning and its 10-0 as we head to the seventh.

RT @JoeLotano1: Two more free position goals from the Terps. Libby May scores number five on the day and Hannah Warther her second, making it 16-4.

RT @JoeLotano1: Grace Griffin initiates the running clock situation for the Terps as she fires in a bouncer from the free position. Maryland 14 | High Point 4

RT @soshtry: Another RBI from Matt Shaw drives in Chris Alleyne to give Maryland a 9-0 lead as we head to the sixth.

RT @JoeLotano1: Maryland heads to halftime up 11-4 over High Point. A 9-0 scoring run by the Terps was the difference maker. Emily Sterling was able to hold it down too, compiling eight saves to deter any Panther comeback efforts.

RT @JoeLotano1: After Libby May fired in No. 11 at the 6:46 mark, High Point finally ended its drought three minutes later. Maryland 11 | High Point 4

RT @soshtry: Maryland adds two more runs to take a 8-0 lead at the end of the 4th. Strong showing for the Terps both at the plate and the mound thus far in this one.

RT @JoeLotano1: Grace to Brindi. Griffin to Griffin. 10 goals by the Terps, including eight straight. The floodgates have opened and it all started with Eloise Clevenger’s first career goal.

RT @JoeLotano1: Beautiful high to low shot by Hannah Leubecker. That’s six Terrapins to find the scoring column and there’s still 10:47 left in the first half. Impressive turn of events following a rather slow start by the Terps.

RT @JoeLotano1: Freshman Eloise Clevenger scores her first career goal and what perfect timing it was. 16:02 left in the half and Maryland has locked it back up.

RT @JoeLotano1: A third draw control by High Point gave the Panthers a 2-1 lead, but Catie May assists to her sister Libby for the second goal by the Terps. Maryland 2 | High Point 2