April 1, 2008
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• Maryland junior Kristi Toliver set a Maryland NCAA Tournament record with 35 points, which was also a career high and her first career 30-point game. Toliver broke Crystal Langhorne's single-game NCAA scoring record of 34 set two seasons ago against Baylor in the Sweet 16.
• Senior Crystal Langhorne finished her career as Maryland all-time leader in points and rebounds with 2,247 and 1,229, respectively.
• Langhorne also finished with a school and ACC record .652 field goal percentage.
• The Terps scored 3,335 points this season, only the second time in school history the team has reached that milestone. The Terps scored more than 3,000 points in 2006.
• With two blocks, senior Laura Harper set a senior class record with 48 this season. Harper finished her career as Maryland's all-time leader with 198 blocks.
• Harper finished her career with 873 rebounds, No. 4 in school history.
• Senior Ashleigh Newman finished her career as Maryland's all-time leader in games played with 141.
• Harper hit her first career 3-pointer in the second half.
• With 16 points, junior Marissa Coleman moved into seventh place on Maryland's all-time list with 1,554.
• Toliver's 631 points this season is the fourth-highest single-season total in school history.
• Toliver moved into 11th place on Maryland's all-time scoring list with 1,433 points.
• Coleman's 596 points on the season is the fifth-highest mark in school history.
• Toliver had five assists, finishing the season with 581 in her career, two shy of the school's all-time record.
• Maryland is now 1-1 all-time against Stanford. It was the first NCAA Tournament meeting between the two schools.
• The 98 points scored by the Cardinal was the most allowed by the Terps in a game this season.
