Box Score COLLEGE PARK, MD – Maryland (33-16) made the most of its final midweek game and final home game of the season, dominating Towson (25-23) in an 11-1 win on Tuesday evening.

The Terps offense came alive in the early part of Tuesday's game, scoring three or more runs in each of the first three innings of play. Mackense Greico went 2-for-2 in the first two innings with two RBI doubles, driving home two. Greico and Madison Runyan both hit two doubles on the night.

Amelia Lech provided the offensive firepower for Maryland in the win, launching a two-run homer in the bottom of the second and doubling her RBI total with a two-run double in the third. She finished with two hits and four RBI.

Through the first three innings, five Maryland players had multiple hits, three scored multiple runs and two had multi-RBI games. The Terps recorded 14 hits in that span, a dominant performance. In total, Maryland recorded 15 hits.

Senior Courtney Wyche started her last regular season home game for Maryland, allowing one run and striking out five in three innings in the circle. Keira Bucher threw a scoreless inning of relief behind her and Trinity Schlotterbeck closed the door with a scoreless inning in the fifth.

Breaking Down The Action

• McFarland tripled, scoring Goff as Maryland got the scoring started in the top of the first inning, up 1-0.
• That lead doubled to 2-0 after an RBI double from Greico in the first. An RBI single from Schlotterbeck and an RBI double from Runyan made it a four-run first for Terps, leading 4-0.
• Towson got on the board in the top of the second inning after an RBI single from Ramirez, cutting Maryland's lead to 4-1.
• Greico doubled home her second run of the game in as many innings as Maryland took  5-1 lead in the bottom of the second inning.
• Lech hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the second for a second-straight inning of at least three runs scored for Maryland, who took a 7-1 lead.
• Woods hit Maryland's second RBI triple of the game in the bottom of the third as the Terps took an 8-1 lead.
• Mikami singled home a run for a 9-1 Maryland lead in the third.
• Lech continued her hot day at the plate, singling home two as the Terps took an 11-1 third inning lead.

By The Numbers

• 2: Number of RBI doubles recorded on the night for Greico
• 3: Inning with three or more runs scored to begin Tuesday's game
• 12: Regular season home wins for Maryland following Tuesday's win
• 14: Hits recorded by Maryland in the first three innings of play
• 33: Wins for Maryland so far this season

Up Next

• The Terps begin their last series of the season at 5:30 p.m. Friday, traveling to Urbana-Champaign to take on Illinois. The series opener will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network.