This is a Maryland Minute, a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news.
By Aidan Parks
Maryland women’s tennis nearly took down No. 1-seed Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament quarterfinals, but fell just short, losing 4-3.
After quickly falling behind 3-1, the Terps showed resilience and refused to go quietly. Wins by Diya Challa and Danielle Hack tied the match 3-3, setting up a dramatic finish.
In the final showdown, Maryland’s Kallista Liu battled the nation’s No. 5 player in Julia Flienger to three sets, but Liu ultimately fell, 6-4. Maryland is now one of just two teams nationwide to lose to Michigan by a single point, joining No. 10 Ohio State.
In other news
Maryland baseball seeks its first three-game series win of the season as it takes on Nebraska. Tahlia Williams previewed the slate.
No. 2-seed Maryland women’s lacrosse faces No. 3-seed Michigan in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals Friday. Dylan Schmidt previewed the contest.
Maryland track & field posts some impressive performances at the Penn Relays.
Turk posts program’s 5th fastest time in 1,500 meters and Njoku places second overall in hammer throw as Maryland concludes its opening day at the Penn Relays
– https://t.co/lupmNapzvZ pic.twitter.com/PlsOn32z4h
— Maryland Track & Field (@MarylandTrack) April 25, 2025
Former Maryland women’s basketball player Chloe Bibby won the Spanish League MVP.
Congrats, @chloelbibby!! https://t.co/qc48w5Kifj
— Maryland Women’s Basketball (@TerpsWBB) April 24, 2025