MM 10.20: No. 18 Maryland women’s basketball downs Seton Hill, 108-37, in exhibition game

This is a Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news.

No. 18 Maryland women’s basketball won its first exhibition game of the season, defeating Division II Seton Hill, 108-37.

The Terps leading scorers were Kaylene Smikle, Sara Te-Biasu, and Amari DeBerry. Smikle posted 21 points, two assists and four rebounds. Te-Biasu recorded 14 points, three assists, and four rebounds. DeBerry totaled 10 points, an assist and seven rebounds.

Maryland shot 50% from field, 36.8% from three and 75.8% from the free throw line. Seton Hill didn’t score in the final six minutes of the game, but shot 20.7% from the field, 6.9% from three and 68.8% from the free throw line.

In other news

Maryland football narrowly defeated USC, 29-28, at home Saturday night. Ryan Alonardo had the game story and Colin McNamara provided takeaways. McNamara, Alonardo and Matt Germack also recorded their instant reactions on the Testudo Talk Podcast.

No. 6 Maryland men’s soccer welcomes No. 19 UCLA to College Park Monday to renew one of the most storied rivalries in college soccer. Max Schaeffer previewed the match.

Maryland women’s soccer dropped another conference match to Wisconsin, 5-0, Sunday. Ben Messinger covered the match.

No. 8 Maryland field hockey took down No. 7 Michigan, 2-0, Sunday. Nolan Rogalski recapped the game.

Maryland volleyball lost its fourth consecutive match in straight sets, falling to Illinois on the road. Dylan Schmidt summarized the contest.

Multiple former Terps, including men’s soccer’s Patrick Mullins, women’s basketball’s Alyssa Thomas and men’s basketball’s Lonny Baxter, were inducted into the Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame Saturday.