Terps To Host Virginia Tech, North Carolina In Exhibition Matchups
9/28/2026 10:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
COLLEGE PARK, MD -- The Maryland women's basketball team will host two ACC foes in exhibition matchups next month at the XFINITY Center.
The Hokies went 23-10 last season and earned an NCAA Tournament bid. North Carolina went 28-8 last year. The Tar Heels and the Terrapins faced off in the NCAA Second Round with the Tar Heels advancing.
Game times and television and streaming designations will be announced in the coming days. Click here for the full schedule to date. Season tickets are now on sale at umterps.com.
The Terps will officially open the season in the Oui-Play event in Paris on Monday, Nov. 2. Maryland will take on 2026 national runner-up South Carolina at noon ET. For tickets and information on VIP packages, click here.
In its home opener, Maryland will welcome George Mason to College Park on Sunday, Nov. 8 as it opens a five-game homestand.
Head coach Brenda Frese is entering her 25th season at Maryland. She's led the Terrapins to a record of 631-178 (.780), 14 conference championships, 23 NCAA Tournament bids, 12 Sweet Sixteens, 7 Elite Eights, 3 Final Fours and the 2006 National Championship.
Frese will be inducted into the Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame this fall, alongside Terrapin legend Marissa Coleman.
The Terrapins return three All-Big Ten honorees in Bri McDaniel, Oluchi Okananwa and Addi Mack from last year's squad that went 24-9 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round. McDaniel returns after sitting out the 2025-26 season to rehab an ACL injury suffered in January 2025.
Frese and her staff signed All-ACC transfer Nunu Agara (Stanford) and guard Chloe Sotell (Missouri).
The Terps also bring in the No. 7 freshmen class in Jordyn Jackson, Trinity Jones, Mimi Thiero and Eva-Grace Yebila.
The Terrapins will welcome Virginia Tech to College Park on Monday, Oct. 19 for a 6 p.m. matchup and North Carolina on Saturday, Oct. 24 at 1 p.m.
Tickets for season ticket members are included in season packages. Individual game tickets can be purchased here. Tickets start at $7.The Hokies went 23-10 last season and earned an NCAA Tournament bid. North Carolina went 28-8 last year. The Tar Heels and the Terrapins faced off in the NCAA Second Round with the Tar Heels advancing.
Game times and television and streaming designations will be announced in the coming days. Click here for the full schedule to date. Season tickets are now on sale at umterps.com.
The Terps will officially open the season in the Oui-Play event in Paris on Monday, Nov. 2. Maryland will take on 2026 national runner-up South Carolina at noon ET. For tickets and information on VIP packages, click here.
In its home opener, Maryland will welcome George Mason to College Park on Sunday, Nov. 8 as it opens a five-game homestand.
Head coach Brenda Frese is entering her 25th season at Maryland. She's led the Terrapins to a record of 631-178 (.780), 14 conference championships, 23 NCAA Tournament bids, 12 Sweet Sixteens, 7 Elite Eights, 3 Final Fours and the 2006 National Championship.
Frese will be inducted into the Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame this fall, alongside Terrapin legend Marissa Coleman.
The Terrapins return three All-Big Ten honorees in Bri McDaniel, Oluchi Okananwa and Addi Mack from last year's squad that went 24-9 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament Second Round. McDaniel returns after sitting out the 2025-26 season to rehab an ACL injury suffered in January 2025.
Frese and her staff signed All-ACC transfer Nunu Agara (Stanford) and guard Chloe Sotell (Missouri).
The Terps also bring in the No. 7 freshmen class in Jordyn Jackson, Trinity Jones, Mimi Thiero and Eva-Grace Yebila.
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