Terps Finish With A 1-1 Draw Against JMU

Sunday, August 25

College Park, MD

5 PM

Maryland

1-1-2, 0-0-0

James Madison

1-1-2, 0-0-0

Team	1	2	Final F
James Madison	0	1	1
Maryland	0	1	1

Brooke Tracey, Emily Lenhard and Kate Hawley

8/25/2024 6:30:00 PM | Women's Soccer

Box Score Photo Gallery

COLLEGE PARK, MD – Maryland women's soccer (1-1-2) finished with a 1-1 draw against James Madison (1-1-2) at Ludwig Field on Aug. 25.

Freshman midfielder Emily Lenhard scored off a corner kick in the 83rd minute. It was her first career goal, breaking a 0-0 stalemate. However, JMU responded with a goal from Sophia Verrecchia minutes later to tie the game.

83'| OLIMPICO!!!!!

Terps 1
JMU 0 pic.twitter.com/Knkrcm8Vda
— Maryland W. Soccer (@TerpsWSoccer) August 25, 2024

Senior goalkeeper Liz Beardsley held a shutout up until the 88th minute. She currently leads the Big Ten Conference with 17 saves. Beardsley recorded just one save in the match, serving as a testament to Maryland's defensive performance.

Maryland's defense, led by Katie Coyle, Tahirah Turnage-Morales, Brooke Tracey and Taryn Raibon, didn't allow a shot opportunity until the 44th minute, seconds before halftime. James Madison finished the game with just two shots on goal.

Nemzer's Take
"I was really happy with how the team came out, obviously missing some key players from the lineup today, so I thought the team adjusted to that," head coach Meghan Ryan Nemzer said. "I was really proud of the players who not only started, but came on and gave big minutes off the bench. I thought they contributed, I thought they gave us energy. That's what we talk about."

Lenhard On Her First Career Goal
"In practice actually that's been kind of part of the plan all along. We kind of figured out that I have that in my locker. I figured, why not try to do it? We' were tied."

The XI

Midfielders: Lauren Wrigley, Ava Morales and Emily Lenhard
Forwards: Delaney DeMartino, Kelsey Smith and Lisa McIntyre
Defenders: Katie Coyle, Tahirah Turnage-Morale, Brooke Tracey and Taryn Raibon
Goalkeeper: Liz Beardsley

Breaking Down The Action

The Terps had a corner kick in the 18th minute that led to a header shot on goal opportunity from Ava Morales but was saved. Kelsey Smith then got a shot off on the rebound, which was also saved.
Peyton Bernard made a series of nice moves to dribble around defenders, which resulted in a shot that went just wide of the left corner in the 35th minute.
Madison Krakower drew a penalty kick in the 43rd minute, but Sofia DeCerb made a diving save on her shot from the right hash.
In the 60th minute, James Madison turned the ball over in its own zone, leading to a shot from Bernard that nearly rolled into the net but was kicked out by a defender.
Emily Lenhard scored in the 83rd minute off a direct shot from a corner kick.
Five minutes later, the Dukes responded with a goal of their own to tie the game up.

Numbers To Know

1: Mia Mitchell made her collegiate debut after missing last season due to an injury.
1: Emily Lenhard scored her first career goal.
11: Maryland picked up its series-leading 11th victory against James Madison.
17: Liz Beardsley leads the Big Ten Conference with 17 saves through four games.
44: Maryland didn't allow its first shot until the 44th minute.

Up Next

The Terps hit the road for three straight matches. Next on the schedule is a meeting at Navy on Aug. 29. The game starts at 7 p.m. and will be streamed on ESPN Plus.