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Playoff time is upon us and the first round of games today, surprisingly, led to no real surprises. The games that you would have expected to be tight ones, were tight, and the games that you would expect to be out of reach were as well. So far, the selection committee seems to have been pretty spot on with where they’ve placed everyone. But if I had to guess, the lack of “upsets” will not last… as I’m sure that there will be at least one or two games that we all won’t expect the results of. 

Playoff time is upon us and the first round of games today, surprisingly, led to no real surprises. The games that you would have expected to be tight ones, were tight, and the games that you would expect to be out of reach were as well. So far, the selection committee seems to have been pretty spot on with where they’ve placed everyone. But if I had to guess, the lack of “upsets” will not last… as I’m sure that there will be at least one or two games that we all won’t expect the results of. 

Maryland women’s lacrosse explodes past High Point in first round of NCAA Tournament, 17-6 Share this story Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics Facing an early 3-2 deficit, Maryland women’s lacrosse aimed to finally gain some momentum in a neck-and-neck start to its first round matchup against High Point in the 2021 NCAA Tournament. Enter midfielder Eloise Clevenger. After not scoring in the first 15 games of her Terrapin career, the freshman got her first goal via a solo dodge through the thick of the High Point defense. After attackers Brindi Griffin and Libby May scored on their resp...

Opposites attract: How Catie and Libby May’s differences made them more of the same Share this story Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics On one end of the Maryland women’s lacrosse locker room, sophomore attacker Libby May dances like the Energizer Bunny as the team prepares for battle. On the other end, senior attacker Catie May keeps to herself as she builds on her mental preparedness. When it comes to pregame rituals, the two sisters couldn’t be further from the same. The hype train and the calm before the storm mentalities would typically clash in a confined space, but Catie and Li...

Maryland women’s lacrosse falls to Northwestern in Big Ten championship, 17-12. Share this story Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics After a troublesome second half, No. 2 seed Maryland women’s lacrosse began picking up the pieces against No. 1 seed Northwestern thanks to a 3-0 run in the second half of the Big Ten tournament final. The best scoring offense in the country was stifled for a solid 10:35, leading to Maryland cutting the deficit to just two scores. That was until Tewaaraton favorite Izzy Scane broke out from her slumber. Maryland struggled all day to contain the nation’s t...