No. 9 Terps Score Season High In 20-5 Win At William & Mary

Wednesday, March 6

Williamsburg, VA

5 PM

Maryland

5-1

William & Mary

3-4

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Maryland	8	6	3	3	20
William & Mary	2	1	1	1	5

No. 9 Terps Score Season High In 20-5 Win At William & Mary

3/6/2024 5:03:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA – No. 9 Maryland women's lacrosse scored a season-high in its 20-5 win at William & Mary on Wednesday. It was the most goals scored in a game since Maryland's 22-4 over William & Mary last season on March 8.

Maryland (5-1) dominated on offense from start to finish and kept William & Mary (3-4) at bay. Hannah Leubecker and Maggie Weisman led the Terps as each posted a hat trick. Leubecker added an assist.

FIRST CAREER HAT TRICK FOR #19 🤠

Maggie Weisman adds another one to bring the score to 17-4 pic.twitter.com/bzUc3eURSz
— Maryland Women's Lacrosse (@MarylandWLax) March 6, 2024

10 Terps scored goals and eight finished with multiple goals.

Libby May, Kori Edmondson, Eloise Clevenger, Hailey Russo, Shaylan Ahearn and Jaylen Rosga each scored twice. Clevenger also posted two assists and became just the ninth player in program history to reach eclipse the 100 career assist milestone.

Slip & Slide

A beautiful quick-touch goal from Shay! pic.twitter.com/oUwuFm5Yf1
— Maryland Women's Lacrosse (@MarylandWLax) March 6, 2024

Chrissy Thomas led all Terps with five points with one goal and four assists.

First goal of the season for Chrissy to start the half!

She's the eighth Terp to score tonight pic.twitter.com/axtbYwsWZc
— Maryland Women's Lacrosse (@MarylandWLax) March 6, 2024

Emily Sterling, Julia Hammerschlag and Carly Peterson split time at goalie as the Terps led 14-3 at halftime. They finished with three, two and one saves respectively.

Meghan Ball notched eight draw control wins and Shaylan Ahearn followed with six.

The Terps improved to 30-6 against William & Mary in its program's history.

Breaking Down The Action

William & Mary scored first, but The Terps scored a barrage of goals. Hannah Leubecker and Libby May each scored twice and Eloise Clevenger, Hailey Russo, Shaylan Ahearn and Kori Edmondson added goals to take an 8-2 lead after one quarter.
The Terps poured in six more goals in the second quarter. Leubecker notched a hat trick, and Edmondson, Clevenger and Ahearn scored their second. Hailey Russo and Maggie Weisman joined the scoring party and the Terps had a commanding 14-3 lead at halftime.
Weisman scored twice in the third quarter to claim the first hat trick of her career. Chrissy Thomas also scored and Maryland held a 17-4 lead heading into the fourth.
The Terps added two goals from Jaylen Rosga in the final quarter and ran away with a 20-5 win.

Hat Trick Terps

Hannah Leubecker notched a hat trick. It was her 31st career game with a hat trick and her second this season.
Maggie Weisman also scored a hat trick in the game. It was the first of her career.
Maryland has had a player score three goals in a game six times this season. Eloise Clevenger, Kori Edmondson and Victoria Hensh were the other four players. Clevenger also did it twice.

Multi Terps Update

Chrissy Thomas (one goal and four assists) had the 14th multi-point game of her career. It was her ninth with multiple assists.
Hannah Leubecker (three goals and one assist) notched her 49th career multi-point game and 47th multi-goal game.
Eloise Clevenger (two goals and two assists) had the 39th multi-point game of her career. It was her 21st game with multiple goals and 18th with multiple assists.
Maggie Weisman (three goals) notched the third multi-point and multi-goal scoring game of her career.
Libby May (two goals) recorded the 57th multi-point game of her career. It was her 51st career game with multiple goals.
Jaylen Rosga (two goals) had her third multi-point game of her career, scoring multiple goals in each game.
Kori Edmondson (two goals) has recorded multiple points in 16 games in her career and scored multiple goals in all of them.
Hailey Russo (two goals) recorded the second multi-point and multi-goal game of her career.
Shaylan Ahearn (two goals) recorded her 25th multi-point game of her career and 14th multi-goal game of her career.

Terps On The Charts

Emily Sterling is three saves away from claiming fourth place on Maryland's career saves list after her three in the game. She now has 548 in her career and will likely pass Kim Chorosiewski (1985-88) in her next outing.
Eloise Clevenger is ninth on the all-time assists list. She had two in the game and has 101 in her career. She's just two away from passing Kelly Kasper (2005-08) and claiming the eighth spot.
Shaylan Ahearn is third in program history with 352 draw control wins. She added to her total with six on Wednesday. Next on the list is Kali Hartshorn (2017-20), who had 421 in her career.
Libby May and Hannah Leubecker are No. 11 and 13 respectively on the career goals list. May has 177 and Leubecker has 174. May broke a tie with Zoe Stukenberg (2014-17) and surpassed Allison Comito (1998-2001).

Numbers To Know

1: Maggie Weisman scored the first hat trick of her career.
1: Lauren LaPointe recorded her first point as a Terp with an assist.
14: Chrissy Thomas had the 14th multi-point game of her career.
14: Shaylan Ahearn had her 14th career game with multiple goals.
47: Hannah Leubecker scored multiple goals for the 47th time in her career.
30: Maryland is 30-6 against William & Mary in its program's history.
39: Eloise Clevenger had the 39th multi-point schooling game of her career.
31: Hannah Leubecker recorded a hat trick for the 31st time in her career.
51: Libby May scored multiple goals for the 51st time in her career.
55: Libby May extended her point-scoring streak to 55 games.
100: Clevenger eclipsed 100 career assists in the game and became the ninth player in program history to do so.

Up Next

The Terps return to Field Hockey and Women's Lacrosse Complex for a game against No. 2 James Madison on March 10. The game starts at 11 am and the game will be streamed on Big Ten Plus.