DURHAM, NC –  No. 9 Maryland bounced back in a big way by dominating its old ACC rival and No.12 Duke by a score of 4-0. When Riley Donnelly came screaming down the right hand side, Bibi Donraadt knew she had to get in position. Donnelly kept her eyes up the entire time and was able to put a pass right onto Donraadt's stick where she redirected the ball behind the goalie. After a quick back-and-forth, Maryland buzzed around the Duke net again where a Kyler Greenwalt pass again found Donraadt who potted her second of the quarter. Mayv Clune made up a heads up play in the second to deflect a clearing attempt and sent a pass to Hope Rose who fired a shot into the back of the net giving Maryland a 3-0 lead.

A wonderful entry ball by Mayv Clune sprung Margot Lawn and Julianna Tornetta for a two on one opportunity and the two transfers took advantage. Lawn flung the ball over to Tornetta and the Princeton transfer easily scored her first goal as a Terp. Donraadt stayed aggressive the entire game as she drew a penalty stroke in the fourth quarter. Hope Rose stepped up to take it but her shot rang off the far post. The Terps cruised the rest of the way, relying on their defense that didn't allow a single shot on goal.

Missy Meharg's Take
"We were very dominant from start to finish. On Friday, we just started out a little slow. Today, we just really worked it. From the third quarter Friday, we just started off today as if it was an extension from Friday's match. We had four very strong quarters. We played three different presses and were able to be dominant throughout the whole game."


Donraadt Delivers

• Bibi Donraadt put on a clinic in the first period by deflecting a Riley Donnelly pass past the Blue Devils goalie.
• The Netherlands native followed that up nearly four minutes later by taking a pass from Kyler Greenwalt and deflecting another one for her second goal of the game. 

Shots, Shots, Shots

• Maryland's defense was suffocating as the Duke offense couldn't muster a single shot on goal in the first half.
• The Terps dominated the shot totals by finishing the game with a 15-4 advantage.
• Maryland also outshot Duke in every single quarter.

Transfer Connection

• On Friday, Julianna Tornetta found Margot Lawn as the two transfer connected on a goal against Boston College but today the roles flipped. 
• It was Lawn who managed to find Tornetta during a breakaway and the pair has quickly forged a relationship despite only playing a handful of games together. 

No Goals Noelle

• Goalie Noelle Frost didn't have to face a single shot on the afternoon
• In doing so she posted her first shutout of the season and the 11th of her career.

Up Next

• The Terps will return home for the Terrapin Invitational next weekend where they'll open against UMASS on Friday before playing Cal on Sunday.
• Maryland is 7-0 all-time against UMASS with their last meeting being a 2-1 Terps win in 2016.