Jan. 21, 2007
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#3/3 Maryland 83, Wake Forest 60
January 21, 2007
Comcast Center
• With the win, the Terrapins improve their record to 20-1 (4-1). It is their third consecutive 20-win season and first time since 1977-80.
• The Terps extend their winning streak at home to 19 games.
• Maryland has now won its last five match ups with the Demon Deacons. It is the first five-game winning streak against Wake Forest since February 13, 1996-February 4, 1998.
• Today's attendance was 10,526. It was the fourth time this season that the crowd has topped 10,000.
• The Terps' 83 points marks the most points given up by Wake Forest on the season. The previous high was 80 against NC State on January 14, 2007.
• Ashleigh Newman set a season high with 20 points. She scored 13 straight points for the Terps from the 9:57 mark to the 5:46 mark.
• Marissa Coleman tied her season high with 21 points. She also had 21 points in a victory at Loyola on December 21.
• Four Terps scored in double figures for the 17th time in 21 games this season. Besides Newman and Coleman, Kristi Toliver and Shay Doron contributed 10 points each.
• Toliver, who knocked down two 3-pointers, sits just one away from 100 on her career. She is also two behind Terri Daniels (101 from 2000-2003) for fifth place on the Maryland all-time list.
• Doron dished out one assist, moving her into a tie for tenth place on the Maryland all-time list with Sonia Chase (1995-98). Both have 371 assists.
• Crystal Langhorne moved into seventh place on the Maryland all-time scoring list. She passed Deedee Warley, who scored 1,512 from 1999-2002, and now has 1,516.
• For the first time since January 2, 2006 against Manhattan, Langhorne failed to score 10 points. It was a streak of 44 consecutive games.
• Aurelie Noirez pulled down a season-high 7 rebounds.
