Feb. 18, 2007
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#1/1 Duke 69, #6/6 Maryland 57
February 18, 2007
Comcast Center
Postgame Notes
• The loss drops Maryland's record to 25-4 (9-4). They finished the season 13-2 at the Comcast Center.
• The Terrapins scored just 57 points, the fewest they have scored all season. Previously, their season low was 62 at Duke on January 13.
• On senior day, Aurelie Noirez earned the first start of her career. She scored the first basket of the game and finished with those two points, a rebound, and an assist in four minutes.
• Today was also the last home game for senior Shay Doron. It was her 114th start in a Maryland uniform, just 3 behind Marche Strickland (1999-2002) for the all-time Terrapin record. Doron is currently the second-leading scorer in Maryland history, finishing the day with 1,816 points.
• Crystal Langhorne registered the 43rd double-double of her career, the tenth this season. She had 15 points - all but two of which came in the second half - and 12 rebounds.
• Langhorne's 15 points gives her 1,630 in her career. That matches the total of Marcia Richardson (1979-84), tying her for fourth place on the Terrapins' all-time scoring list.
• Marissa Coleman also had a double double, the 15th of her career and the sixth this season. She finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds.
• Coleman eclipsed the 500 rebound plateau with her 10 boards. She now has 504 in her career. She is the third Terp to register her 500th board this season, after Shay Doron and Laura Harper both reached the milestone against Boston College on February 4.
• Coleman had one block, giving her 74 during her career. That ties her with Debbie Lytle (1980-83) for eighth place on the Maryland all-time list.
• Laura Harper also had one block in the game, the 54th this season. She is now tied with Vicky Bullett (1986-87) for the fourth most blocks in a season by a Terp. Harper has 139 rejections in her career, keeping her in third place on the Maryland all-time list.
• For the first time this season, Kristi Toliver did not register an assist. She did, however, score 12 points as the Terps had at least three players in double figures for the 28th time in 29 games this year.
