Box Score COLLEGE PARK, MD -- The No. 3 Terps (3-1) fell for the first time all season as No. 20 Duke (2-0) converted off a penalty corner with 1:08 left to play in regulation to come out on top 2-1.

Ashlyn Carr put the Terps up early and the squad carried a 1-0 lead into halftime. Duke answered in the third quarter before ultimately finding the game-winner with 68 seconds to play as an initial save from Kieft on a penalty corner rebounded to the Blue Devils who were able to put it away and secure the win. 

Paige Kieft was big at keeper all evening, finishing with six saves. 

Breaking Down The Action

• The Terps got on the board first just 29 seconds into the game as Ashlyn Carr, a graduate transfer from Delaware, notched her first goal in a Maryland uniform. Freshman Maci Bradford continued her hot start to her collegiate career, notching an assist on the play. 
• Duke tied the game up late in the third quarter, setting up a pivotal fourth quarter. 
• Paige Kieft made a big save for the Terps off a Duke penalty corner with just over five minutes remaining to keep the game knotted at one apiece. 
• Duke broke the tie off a rebound attempt with 1:08 left in regulation

Playing For Something More

• This year's B1G/ACC Challenge is aligned with Fight4ALS, a campaign that works to raise awareness and find a cure for Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
• Fight4ALS was founded by Matt and Peggy Engleka. Peggy, a former Olympic field hockey player, is a close friend of Maryland head coach Missy Meharg. Her husband, Matt, is battling advanced ALS and the couple are actively working to find a cure.
• Matt and Peggy were in attendance at the game, with Matt performing the ceremonial pushback to kick off the weekend. Each team was  wearing a custom t-shirt and the first 200 fans were given a Fight4ALS wristband.  

Up Next

• The Terps continue play in the B1G/ACC Challenge against No, 17 Boston College on Sunday, Sept. 3 at 2:30 pm. It will air on B1G+.