COLLEGE PARK, MD — Logan Wisnauskas pumped his fist and threw his arms around his teammates. By setting Eric Malever up to score No. 1 Maryland men's lacrosse's 12th goal of the day, he etched his name atop his school's record book.

His assist on this third-quarter score lifted him over Jared Bernhardt's program-record 290 points. Wisnauskas finished with three goals and an assist to give him 292 points for his career.

The Terrapins improved to 10-0 and 3-0 in the Big Ten as they dominated No. 3 Rutgers, 17-9. It's Maryland's 19th consecutive season with 10 more wins. 

Keegan Khan led the Terps with four goals and two assists, followed by Wisnauskas and Malever (2 goals and 3 assists).

Jared Bernhardt and the 2017 national champions were in the house, and Maryland honored the team five years after its title.

The Scarlet Knights (10-2, 2-1) were led by Brian Cameron and Shane Knobloch, who each scored two goals. 

Breaking Down The Action

• Maryland scored five straight goals — two of which came off Wisnauskas' stick — over a two-and-a-half-minute span early in the first quarter to open up a 5-0 lead. Rutgers got a couple back, but a nice move on Jonathan Donville's 23rd goal of the year gave Maryland a 6-2 upperhand.
• The Terps scored four in a row early in the second quarter as well, jumping out to a dominant 10-3 lead. Khan completed his fourth straight hat trick. Maryland headed to halftime in front, 11-4.
• Logan McNaney held Rutgers to just one goal in the third quarter.
• Anthony DeMaio and Daniel Kelly put the icing on the cake in the fourth quarter as the Terps sealed a 17-9 win. 

Terp Tidbits

• Maryland has won 10 games for the 19th straight season — an NCAA best, excluding the truncated 2020 season.
• Wisnauskas has collected 33 hat tricks in 67 games in a Maryland uniform.
• Maryland was won 22 consecutive regular season games dating back to Feb. 18, 2020. 
• The Terps improved to 33-1 all-time against the Scarlet Knights.and have won their last 14 matchups.

Numbers to Know

• 4: Donville collected a career-high tying four assists, a season-high.
• 4: Khan tied his season-high with four goals for the fourth time this season.
• 5: Malever tied his career-high in points with five, and tied his career-high with three assists. 
• 5: Long pole John Geppert had a season-high five groundballs to lead the Terps' defenders.
• 10: Maryland had 10 different goal scorers in the game. 
• 16: McNaney made double-digit saves for the 16th time in his career with 12.
• 21: Faceoff man Luke Wierman won 21 faceoffs, his second game this season with 20 or more wins at the dot.
• 49: With hat tricks by Khan and Wisnauskas, a Terrapin has recorded a hat trick in 49 straight games.

Up Next

• Maryland will be back in action on Saturday, when it hosts No. 9 Ohio State at Capital One Field at Maryland Stadium.
• The action starts at 4 p.m. and can be seen on the B1G Network.
• It'll be the Terps' final home game of the regular season, before they travel to Johns Hopkins on April 23 and host the Big Ten Tournament on May 5 and 7.