Box Score ANN ARBOR, MI -- The No. 10 Terrapin defense was the difference maker in Ann Arbor, protecting a 1-0 lead for the majority of the game. No. 16 Michigan's offense was relentless for all 60 minutes, as they put up 20 shots on the night. 

Graduate transfer Sammy Popper's early goal propels the Terps to their eleventh win of the season.

Freshman Alyssa Klebasko earns her third shutout victory of the season and remains undefeated as a starter. 
 
Breaking Down The Action

• Popper gave the Terps their first and only goal of the day after they were awarded their first penalty corner opportunity of the day. Sophomore Ericka Morris-Adams and Margot Lawn tallied assists on the goal. 
• The Maryland defense was tested for the entirety of the first half while Michigan tallied 15 shots in the first half. The Wolverines were awarded 5 penalty corners in the first 30 minutes, but all efforts were turned away by the Terps' defensive unit.
• The Terrapins completely shutdown Michigan in the fourth quarter, allowing zero shots and no penalty corners.
• The Wolverines pulled their keeper with just over three minutes remaining in the final quarter. Maryland remained poised to shutdown Michigan and earn its third conference win of the year.

Series History

• The Terps now hold a 22-5 all-time series record over the Wolverines. With the win, they extend their win streak to three. 
• Maryland moves to 6-2 in Ann Arbor in series history.

Notable Numbers

• 8: Season-high number of saves Alyssa Klebasko posted.
• 8: Margot Lawn continues to lead the Terps in assists, adding her eighth on the year.
• 13: With Popper's first quarter goal, the Terps have outscored teams 13-2 in the first fifteen minutes this season.

Up Next

• The Terps refocus as they remain on the road and travel to Columbus to face No. 9 Ohio State on Sunday. The game is slated for 1 p.m. and will stream on Big Ten Plus.