Indiana Outlasts No. 10 Maryland 2-1 In Terps’ First Shootout Of 2025

Friday, October 17

College Park, MD (Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex)

4 PM

Maryland

(8-4, 4-1)

Indiana

(5-7, 0-3)

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	Final F
Indiana	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	2
Maryland	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1

Indiana Outlasts No. 10 Maryland 2-1 In Terps’ First Shootout Of 2025

10/17/2025 4:00:00 PM | Field Hockey

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The Hoosiers found their first conference win of the season in College Park on Friday.

COLLEGE PARK, MD — The Hoosiers (6-7, 1-3 Big Ten) took Maryland to its first shootout of the 2025 season and outlasted the No. 10 Terps (8-5, 4-2 Big Ten) in four rounds to snag a 2-1 victory and earn their first conference win of the season on Friday.

A late Indiana goal erased a Maryland lead and a pair of shootout scores put a bow on the Hoosiers' upset win over the Terps as they beat Maryland for the first time in program history.

Maryland scored just 23 seconds into Friday's contest as Maci Bradford buried her fifth goal of the season on an assist from Jordyn Hollamon. The early goal gave Maryland a lead that would hold until the fourth quarter.

MACI SCORES 23 SECONDS INTO THE GAME🔥#Bestofthebest pic.twitter.com/MA7AEyQ2uX
— Maryland Field Hockey (@TerpsFH) October 17, 2025

Indiana's scoring chances were few and far between as the Hoosiers were limited to a lone shot across the second and third quarters. Their best scoring chance didn't come until the 52nd minute, but Molly Stutte didn't miss it, tying the match at 1-1 in the closing minutes.

Alyssa Klebasko made a pair of crucial saves on an Indiana penalty corner in the final minute of regulation to send the contest to overtime. Ryleigh Osborne took over in net for the shootout, but the Hoosiers found two goals to end the match.

Maryland came up just short in its Breast Cancer Awareness Match as the Terps donned pick and battled for more than Big Ten supremacy.

Halftime Flicks 📸 #goterps pic.twitter.com/qb3Xrgnm3Q
— Maryland Field Hockey (@TerpsFH) October 17, 2025

How it Happened:
1st Quarter:

The Terps scored on the first shot of the night on Bradford's fifth goal of the season put Maryland ahead 1-0.
Indiana's first two shots came in the second minute.
The Terps were awarded the match's first corner in the eighth minute.
Maryland fought off Indiana's first penalty corner in the 14th minute.
The Hoosiers defended a UMD corner in the final minute as Indiana made its first save of the match.
The Terps held a 1-0 lead after the first quarter despite Indiana holding a 3-2 shot advantage.

2nd Quarter:

Feliz Kuhne recorded her first shot in the 19th minute.
Klebasko made her first save in the 21st minute.
A shot from AJ Eyre required an Indiana save in the 26th minute.
Djuna Eikelboom tallied a shot on a Maryland corner in the 27th minute.
The Terps outshot the Hoosiers 3-1 and took their 1-0 lead into halftime.

3rd Quarter:

Ella Fehr narrowly missed a shot in the 35th minute.
Indiana fought off a Maryland threat in front of the Hoosiers' net in the 39th minute.
The Hoosiers made a timely save on Bradford in the 43rd minute.
Maryland held Indiana without a shot in the third quarter while tallying four shots of its own.

4th Quarter:

Josie Hollamon singlehandedly turned the Hoosiers over deep in Maryland territory early in the fourth quarter.
Indiana tied the match in the 52nd minute on just its fifth shot of the day.
The Hoosiers defended a UMD scoring chance in the 58th minute.
Indiana drew a penalty corner in the 59th minute, prompting a pair of huge Klebasko saves.

1st Overtime:

Fehr had an open shot blocked in the 65th minute.
Maryland found the back of the net, but Annemijn Klijnhout's attempt from outside the circle wasn't touched and the match progressed.
Fehr blocked an IU shot in the 70th minute.
Both teams recorded a lone shot in the first overtime period.

2nd Overtime:

An Indiana shot went wide in the 73rd minute.
Maryland drew a corner in the 78th minute, but the Hoosiers made a pair of blocks.
A second corner in the 78th minute also fell goalless as Klijnhout's shot went wide.
The Terps outshot the Hoosiers 3-1 in double overtime, but the match went to Maryland's first shootout of the season.

Shootout:

Osborne made a save to start the shootout.
Klijnhout's shot was blocked out front.
Indiana scored on its second shootout attempt.
Bradford was unable to score on her chance.
Osborne blocked another shot in the third round.
Fleur Knopert couldn't get past IU on her chance.
Callie Rogers was stuffed to end the match.

Numbers to Know:

18: Bradford's goal pushed her team-leading point total to 18.
23: Maryland scored just 23 seconds into Friday's contest.
51: With her three saves on Friday, Klebasko moved to fifth in the Big Ten with 51 total saves on the season.

Meharg's Message:

"I think we had a great start."
"Osborne's been taking shootouts and she's really good at it. She made two great saves that put us in position to be able to win the game."
"We'll probably be in this situation again, so I always look at these situations as a chance to be one step readier."
"We just need some time. This needs to be debriefed before preparing for Northwestern."

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