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Hope Rose vs Princeton
1
Maryland UMD (10-5)
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Winner Princeton PRIN (10-4)
Maryland UMD
(10-5)
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Final
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Princeton PRIN
(10-4)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 OT 1 OT 2 F
Maryland UMD 0 0 1 0 1
Princeton PRIN 0 1 1 0 2

Game Recap: Field Hockey |

No. 6 Maryland Falls To No. 13 Princeton, 2-1

PRINCETON, NJ – No. 6 Maryland lost to No. 13 Princeton, 2-1, on Friday at Bedford Field. The Terps moved to 10-5 on the season. 

Despite a Hope Rose equalizer after Princeton took a 1-0 lead, the Tigers scored on a penalty strike late in the third quarter to put the game just out of reach for the Terps offense. 
 
Rose's third-quarter score was her team-leading eighth goal of the season. Emma DeBerdine and Fleur Knopert assisted the goal. DeBerdine leads the Terps with five assists in 2024. 

Beth Yeager scored both of Princeton's goals in the contest. Yeager leads the Ivy League in goals and assists. She played alongside DeBerdine on the United States women's national field hockey team at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

No. 13 Princeton (10-4) went into the game already having clinched an Ivy League tournament berth. 

Breaking Down The Action
  • Princeton earned a penalty corner midway through the first quarter, but the shot was off-target. 
  • After a Tigers goal was called back, Princeton slipped a shot past Alyssa Klebasko for a goal at the beginning of the second quarter. 
  • The Tigers rolled a shot attempt that Klebasko kicked away. 
  • Hope Rose put up two shots at the end of the second quarter, but Princeton's defense broke them up. 
  • Rose capitalized on Maryland's first penalty corner of the game, whizzing a goal past the Princeton goalie to equalize. Emma DeBerdine delivered the inbound pass to set up Rose's strike and Fluer Knopert helped direct it for the assist. 
  • Josie Hollamon put up a Terps shot attempt in the 41st minute that the Tigers goalie saved. 
  • Klebasko made a diving save to prevent a Princeton goal off a penalty corner, and Rayne Wright cleared the follow-up shot, but the Tigers scored on a penalty stroke that resulted from the play. 
  • A shot off a Princeton penalty corner midway through the fourth quarter soared wide. 
  • The Tigers failed to convert on a penalty corner opportunity in the fourth. 
Up Next 
  • The Terps return to the Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex for their final regular-season home game. Maryland will play Richmond on Sunday at 1 p.m. This game will be streamed live on Big Ten Plus.
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