While fall sports are well underway and winter sports are about to begin their seasons, Maryland’s spring sports have been putting in the work early in October.
The Dirty Terps are one of the teams to have impressed, having won two games against Towson on Saturday.
The first game was a closely fought affair in which the Terps prevailed, 5-4. Towson took a two-run lead in the third inning, but the Terps leveled the score soon after.
The teams traded single runs through the back half of the game, with first baseman Charley Magoulick, a Rider transfer, sending David Mendez home in the bottom of the eighth inning to win the game.
Game two started less than half an hour after the conclusion of game one, and Maryland rolled, scoring one run in the first inning, two runs in the second inning and three runs in the third inning to take a commanding lead. This game ended in the seventh inning with the Terps up nine runs to none.
The Dirty Terps return to the Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium on Oct. 18 to face Georgetown in another doubleheader.
In other news
Maryland men’s basketball unofficially got off to a strong start with an 85-70 victory over Georgia Tech in an exhibition game. Jude Wilkenfeld covered the game.
Maryland football fell to 2-4 on the year after a 45-16 defeat at No. 5 Ohio State. Nolan Rogalski wrote the recap, and Jude Wilkenfeld gave his takeaways.
Maryland women’s soccer conquered Northwestern for its first Big Ten win of the season. Noah Ghelli had the story.
Maryland volleyball earned its second Big Ten win of the season, also against Northwestern, prevailing in five sets. Chris Bowie-Donayre covered the game.
Maryland men’s basketball’s exhibition against Georgia Tech came with the coaches sharing a heartwarming backstory.
Maryland football is a favorite against Rutgers headed into the homecoming game.
The Terps’ top football commit of the class of 2027 may not be sticking with the program for long, though.
Former Maryland receiver Jeshaun Jones caught his first career NFL reception.
