
#4 Terps Win Final Exhibition
11/4/2021 7:19:00 PM | Women's Basketball
COLLEGE PARK, MD -- Seven Terps scored in double-figures as No. 4 Maryland defeated Georgian Court, 125-33, in its final exhibition match Thursday night at XFINITY Center. All nine Terps who played scored at least one basket and played at least 10 minutes.
Shyanne Sellers, Katie Benzan and Ashley Owusu led the team with 20 points each, with Benzan knocking down 6-8 three-pointers for the second consecutive game. Angel Reese notched a double double, pulling down 11 rebounds to go along with 16 points. Faith Masonius grabbed a team-high 12 rebounds to go along with 11 points for a double double of her own. Chloe Bibby (14 points) and Mimi Collins (10 points) both also scored in double figures.
Maryland shot 66.2 percent from the floor, while limiting the Falcons to a 22.7 percent field goal percentage.
The Terps hit 13 three's on a blistering 72.2 percent.
A New Opportunity
Karen Blair's Take
"We're really proud of the way the team performed tonight. I think you can see a carry-over. Obviously, we can still score the basketball. It's what Maryland Basketball is about and putting the ball in the hoop. I thought we did a lot of good things as a team. I thought we shared the basketball extremely well. I thought we improved from our first exhibition on the defensive end. I think that's something as a whole we had talked about, was really establishing ourselves with a defensive mentality. I thought the team came out and did a great job with that."
Familiar Face
Shyanne Sellers, Katie Benzan and Ashley Owusu led the team with 20 points each, with Benzan knocking down 6-8 three-pointers for the second consecutive game. Angel Reese notched a double double, pulling down 11 rebounds to go along with 16 points. Faith Masonius grabbed a team-high 12 rebounds to go along with 11 points for a double double of her own. Chloe Bibby (14 points) and Mimi Collins (10 points) both also scored in double figures.
Maryland shot 66.2 percent from the floor, while limiting the Falcons to a 22.7 percent field goal percentage.
The Terps hit 13 three's on a blistering 72.2 percent.
A New Opportunity
- Prior to Thursday night's exhibition, head coach Brenda Frese announced she would let associate head coach Karen Blair act as head coach for the matchup. Frese was on the sidelines with the Terrapins' staff.
Karen Blair's Take
"We're really proud of the way the team performed tonight. I think you can see a carry-over. Obviously, we can still score the basketball. It's what Maryland Basketball is about and putting the ball in the hoop. I thought we did a lot of good things as a team. I thought we shared the basketball extremely well. I thought we improved from our first exhibition on the defensive end. I think that's something as a whole we had talked about, was really establishing ourselves with a defensive mentality. I thought the team came out and did a great job with that."
Familiar Face
- Terrapin alum Jasmina Perazic is the head coach of the Georgian Court Lions. Perazic played at Maryland from 1980-83, helping the Terps to the 1982 Final Four and three straight ACC titles. Perazic was an All-American in 1983 and her No. 4 jersey is retired in the rafters of the XFINITY Center.
- Maryland will begin the regular season on Tuesday, Nov. 9 at 11 a.m. inside XFINITY Center as the Terrapins will welcome the Longwood Lancers to College Park.
- For Tuesday's game, limited parking will be available for fans in lot XVL. Spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Once the lot is full, fans will be directed to park in the Regents Drive Garage. Fans with a handicap placard may park in the handicapped spaces surrounding the XFINITY Center. All fans are reminded to adhere to posted parking signage in the lots around the XFINITY Center. Click here for a campus parking map.
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