No. 3 Terps Roll Past New Hampshire 6-1, Finish 2-0 In Terrapin Invitational

Sunday, September 11

COLLEGE PARK, MD

2:00 p.m.

Maryland

(6-0-0)

UNH

(3-3-0)

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
UNH	1	0	0	0	1
Maryland	1	0	2	3	6

No. 3 Terps Roll Past New Hampshire 6-1, Finish 2-0 In Terrapin Invitational

9/11/2022 2:59:00 PM | Field Hockey

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COLLEGE PARK, MD -- Maryland (6-0) got goals from five different players en route to a dominant 6-1 victory over New Hampshire (3-3) to close out the Terrapin Invitational.

The Terps were on the attack from the jump and out-shot the Wildcats 24-4.

For the sixth time in a row, The Terps went undefeated in the Terrapin Invitational. Maryland's 6-0 start to the season is its best since 2018.

Breaking Down The Action

Just two minutes into the game, Hope Rose found the back of the net off a penalty corner for her team-high fifth goal of the season.
The Wildcats drew even late in the first quarter.
The Terps finished the first half with 13 shots, 11 of which were on goal, but the teams were still deadlocked at one heading into the locker room.
Bibi Donraadt put Maryland ahead for good with a quick second half goal off a deflection. Leah Crouse made the assist on the play.
Belle Bressler added to Maryland's lead with her first goal of the season.
Seconds into the fourth quarter, Danielle Van Rootselaar pushed Maryland's lead to three.
Emma DeBerdine added another goal for the Terps before Rose pushed across her second of the day for Maryland's final score.

Memorable Firsts

Paige Kieft made her first career start in goal. She recorded two saves.
Bressler scored her first goal of the season, the third of the senior's career.

Notable Numbers

1: The number of combined goals Maryland has allowed in quarters two through four through six games this year.
4: The Wildcats only managed four shots thanks to an aggressive Terp defense.
11: The number of corners the Terps drew, a season-high.
18: The Terps also put a season-high 18 shots on goal. Only six of the day's shots were not on goal.
24: The number of shots the Terps put up to New Hampshire's four.