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Maryland field hockey brings a 4-0 record and a No. 7 ranking into a two-game home weekend, with a free viewing option for Friday’s regional matchup. The Terrapins host Towson on September 11 at 6 p.m. Eastern, then welcome Saint Joseph’s on September 13 at noon at the Maryland Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex.

Maryland volleyball carried its early-season momentum through a regional matchup Monday, September 7, sweeping George Mason 25-14, 25-10, 25-12 in College Park. The Terrapins improved to 4-1 with their third consecutive victory, combining efficient attacking with a season-high 10 blocks. George Mason finished the match at 4-2.

Maryland soccer answered its biggest early-season test with a comeback and a crowd to match. The No. 2 Terrapins defeated No. 5 Georgetown 3-2 at Ludwig Field on Monday, September 7, improving to 5-0 before the start of Big Ten competition. Attendance reached 6,110, the venue’s largest crowd since 2017.

The Terrapins host Hampton in the programs’ first meeting, bringing back 71 percent of last year’s production and the nation’s longest nonconference streak.

Neri’s first college goal in the 81st minute and six Laurin Mack saves gave No. 4 Maryland a 1–0 win and a 3–0 start.

Maryland men’s basketball is bringing a historic rivalry to Baltimore. The Terrapins will face South Carolina on Saturday, December 19, at CFG Bank Arena. The matchup will be the first meeting between the programs since the 2005 National Invitation Tournament semifinals and their first-ever game against each other in Baltimore. Maryland leads the all-time series 31–27. The programs first met in 1925 and later competed as conference opponents in both the Southern Conference an