• The Terps gunning for a second straight Big Ten Tournament championship and NCAA Finals appearance.
• Throughout program history, Maryland has won seven conference tournaments . Four came in the ACC and three in the Big Ten.
• In the Big Ten Tournament, Maryland is 7-3 with three tournament titles in four finals appearances.
• Maryland has only once hosted the Big Ten Tournament previously, that came in 2015. The Terps lost 6-9 to Ohio State.
• At the NCAA level, Maryland is 65-40 all-time in the tournament with 27 Final Four trips, including eight since 2011 under Coach Tillman
• This season's leading scorer, Logan Wisnauskas, returns after a 16 point NCAA Tournament (12G, 4A). In last year's Big Ten tournament he posted seven points (2G, 5A).
• 56.2 percent of last postseason's goal-scoring has returned for this year's run, with Jared Bernhardt the notable loss.

• Fifth-year senior Logan Wisnauskas has established himself as one of the most dangerous offensive players in college lacrosse during his career with the Terps, and now leads the Maryland in his final year with the program. Here's a look at Wisnauskas by the numbers.
  
  1 - Wearing the iconic "1" jersey, Wisnauskas averages more assists per game (2.50) and points per game (5.83) while wearing the jersey than any other to wearing the number for Maryland.

            3 - Wisnauskas (307) is third on the active list of D1 players in points, 88 behind the active leader in Chris Gray of North Carolina (395)

            5 – Wisnauskas (184) is third on the active list of D1 players in goals, 16 behind the active leader in Gray of North Carolina (201)

            8 – Wisnauskas has seven career eight-point games as a Terrapin – the most in program history – last posting eight (5G, 3A) in Maryland's dominating victory over Johns Hopkins

            19 - Wisnauskas became the 19th student-athlete, and first Terp, to ever reach 300 points in their career.

            35 - Wisnauskas has recorded 35 hat tricks in his career with seven this season. The 35 beats Joe Walters (32) for most by a Terp.

            69 - Wisnauskas has recorded a point in 69 straight games, every one of his career. He's four ahead of the next closest player, Asher Nolting of High Point.

• Maryland dominated the Big Ten Yearly Honors with four of the five yearly awards going to the Terps. Plus, the maximum of eight players found themselves on the All-Big Ten teams, including five on the top line. Those were all program record numbers.
• Among the yearly awards, Logan Wisnauskas was Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year, Brett Makar was Big Ten Defenive Player of the Year, Luke Wierman was Specialist of the Year, and Coach Tillman was unanimously Big Ten Coach of the Year.
• The First Team All-Big Ten featured Wisnauskas, Makar, Wierman, Keegan Khan, and Roman Puglise. On the second team was Jon Donville, Kyle Long, and John Geppert. With only eight players allowed per team, the Terps earned the maximum number of spots

• Maryland was ranked No. 1 in the country in both the USILA Coaches Poll and the Inside Lacrosse Media Poll this week for the eleventh straight week. This was their fifth week as the unanimous selection.
• The Terps have been tabbed No. 1 in at least one of the polls at some point during the year in four of the last six seasons.   

• Maryland has won 38 consecutive games when allowing an opponent under 10 goals dating back to the 2017 National Championship season. 
• The Terps' defense held opponents to 10 or fewer goals in eight of their twelve games this season. The stellar defense comes alongside a squad that has forced 104 turnovers. 
• Logan Wisnauskas has started 69 consecutive games and recorded a point in all 69. He has multiple points in his last 53 games.
• Maryland was won 24 consecutive regular season games dating back to Feb. 18, 2020. 
• A Terp has record a hat trick in 51 straight games dating back to May 26, 2018. 
• Maryland has an NCAA-best 19 consecutive 10-win seasons. 

• John Tillman is in his 15th season as a head coach, and 12th with the Terps, with a 174-59 career record for a (.747) winning percentage. Tillman is 154-40 (.794) as Maryland's head coach.   
• Johns Hopkins head coach Petter Milliman is in his 9th season as head coach and 2nd at John Hopkins. He has a 76-53 (.589) career record and is 11-17 (.393) at Hopkins.
• Assistant Bobby Benson worked at Johns Hopkins, his alma mater, for 14 seasons from 2007-2020.

• Maryland is 48-67-1 against Johns Hopkins all-time. The Blue Jays count seven more games than the Terps from the 1895-1923 before the Terps were varsity.
• Maryland won three games against Hopkins in one season last year for the first time ever.