No. 3 Terps Take 1-0 Win over No. 17 Boston College in Overtime

Sunday, September 3

COLLEGE PARK, MD

2:30 PM

Maryland

(4-1)

Boston College

(2-2)

Team	1	2	3	4	5	Final F
Boston College	0	0	0	0	0	0
Maryland	0	0	0	0	1	1

Josie Hollamon celebrating after game-winner

No. 3 Terps Take 1-0 Win over No. 17 Boston College in Overtime

9/3/2023 4:25:00 PM | Field Hockey

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COLLEGE PARK, MD – Josie Hollamon delivered the game-sealing overtime goal as No. 3 Maryland topped No. 17 Boston College in a hot, Sunday afternoon battle.

The game remained deadlocked for the entirety of regulation, but the Terps endured and converted on a penalty corner to close out game two of the B1G/ACC Challenge and secure their fourth victory of the season.

It was a back-and-forth, defense-dominant game for the entirety of regulation. Maryland had a number of close opportunities and missed connections, including good looks from Maddie Vasilios, Hannah Boss, Sammy Popper, and Hope Rose.

Terps goalkeeper Alyssa Klebasko made a number of impressive plays and did a good job supporting her offensive, finishing with three saves.

JOSIE HOLLAMON!!!

What a time for your first career goal! #MadeForNow | #BestofTheBest pic.twitter.com/r7mH43lPdI
— Maryland Field Hockey (@TerpsFH) September 3, 2023

Breaking Down The Action

Near the end of the first quarter, Hope Rose had a great breakaway and launched a shot on goal, but the Eagles' goalkeeper Claire Jones made a great save to prevent the Terps from scoring.
Maryland put up six shots in the first quarter, including two from Sammy Popper.
Boston College dominated the stat column in the second quarter with five shots, yet Maryland's keeper Alyssa Klebasko delivered three saves to keep the game scoreless going into halftime.
Hannah Boss notched a pair of shots in the early part of the third quarter, but she could not convert for a score.
Chaos following a Maryland penalty corner resulted in what looked like a goal from Margot Lawn, but it was called back, keeping the score deadlocked at 0-0.
Maci Bradford slapped a hopeful shot with less than two minutes left in regulation, but Boston College's Caroline Kelly made another key save to force overtime.
In the early minutes of overtime, Maryland finally put one through on a penalty corner. Hannah Boss placed the corner perfectly for Josie Hollamon to smack it into the back of the goal.

Big time stops from the freshman! #MadeForNow pic.twitter.com/lAIdJLs3fa
— Maryland Field Hockey (@TerpsFH) September 3, 2023

Series Success

Maryland now holds a 14-3 series advantage over Boston College.
The Terps are undefeated at home against the Eagles, winning all six games they've hosted.
This was Maryland's fourth overtime matchup and second overtime win against Boston College.

Notable Numbers

1: Josie Hollamon scored her first career goal in this game.
3: Number of made saves by Klebasko in this game.
3: Number of penalty corners, including the game-sealing overtime corner.
9: Maryland had nine shots on goal, compared to Boston College's three.

Up Next

The Terps resume play on Friday, Sept. 8 against Miami University (OH) and will continue their homestand at Maryland's Field Hockey and Women's Lacrosse Complex.