
Terps Work Scoreless Draw With Nebraska
10/8/2026 7:00:00 PM | Women's Soccer
Maryland earned its first point in the Big Ten standings on Thursday night.
COLLEGE PARK, MD — Maryland women's soccer earned its first point in the Big Ten standings on Thursday night with its 0-0 draw with Nebraska at Ludwig Field. The Terps moved to 3-8-2 (0-6-1 Big Ten) with their first conference draw of the season.
The first half featured six total shots, and only one on goal as the two squads sorted each other out. Goalkeeper Faith Luckey wasn't tested until the 67th minute of her two-save performance on Thursday night.
How it Happened:
1st Half:
Numbers to Know:
Up Next:
The first half featured six total shots, and only one on goal as the two squads sorted each other out. Goalkeeper Faith Luckey wasn't tested until the 67th minute of her two-save performance on Thursday night.
Maryland out-shot Nebraska 7-4, but neither team was able to break through with a decisive goal. In the 10-match series history, the Terps and Cornhuskers (3-3-7, 1-2-4 Big Ten) tied for just the second time on Thursday night. Maryland is back in action on Sunday against Northwestern.Views from the first half at Ludwig! Second half starts now! https://t.co/aOr5WwOL0J
— Maryland W. Soccer (@TerpsWSoccer) October 9, 2026
How it Happened:
1st Half:
- Mckinley Heaven logged the match's first shot in the 10th minute.
- Peyton Bernard and Kamryn Cole recorded early shots.
- Nebraska was shown a yellow card in the 34th minute.
- Lisa McIntyre put a shot on target in the 44th minute, forcing a Nebraska save.
- The match was scoreless at halftime.
- The Cornhuskers were assessed another yellow card in the 48th minute.
- Lilly Bane recorded a shot early in the half.
- Luckey made a save on Nebraska's first shot on goal in the 67th minute.
- Jolie Farmer applied pressure with a shot on target in the 81st minute.
- Luckey made her second save in the 83rd minute.
- The teams settled for the 0-0 decision.
Numbers to Know:
- 2: The Terps claimed their second-ever draw against the Cornhuskers.
- 5: Luckey recorded her fifth career shutout.
- 9: Maryland is 9-8-2 at home since the start of the 2025 season.
- 10: Thursday marked the 10th all-time meeting between Maryland and Nebraska.
Up Next:
- Maryland stays home to face Northwestern on Oct. 11. The match is set for 12 PM on B1G+.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
NEB
UMD
Goals
0
0
Shots
4
7
Shots on Goal
2
2
Saves
2
2
Corners
6
4
Fouls
4
4
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