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MM 6.16: Maryland field hockey, track and field, women’s lacrosse, women’s soccer announce signings

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

Maryland field hockey, track and field, women’s lacrosse and women’s soccer announced new signings for their upcoming seasons over the weekend.

Track and field announced four freshman signees: distance runner Maren Iski, 400 and 800 meter runner Taylor Riley, hurdles runner Landon Spencer and sprinter Gillian Stephens. Iski hails from Wexford, Pennsylvania, Riley is from Upper Marlboro, Maryland, Spencer is from Raleigh and Stephens is from Fort Washington, Maryland.

Women’s lacrosse announced the addition of Penn transfer Keeley Block. The 5-foot-3 attacker comes to College Park with one remaining year of eligibility, off a 2025 campaign with 42 goals in 19 games.

Women’s soccer also brought on a transfer: senior goalkeeper Alyssa Abramson, who joins the Terps after a year at Kentucky and two years at Syracuse. She appeared in 15 matches for the Wildcats in 2024.

Field hockey adds sophomore Ella Fehr, a transfer from VCU. The Berlin native did not appear in a game as a freshman in 2024.

In other news

Maryland tennis’ Kallista Liu was named the ITA’s national most improved player of the year.

Former Maryland women’s basketball star Alyssa Thomas recorded 14 points and 13 assists in a win Sunday over the Las Vegas Aces, marking her third straight contest with double-digit assists.

Former Maryland men’s lacrosse star and former Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Jared Bernhardt scored his first-career Premier Lacrosse League goal Saturday.

Maryland baseball infielder Paul Jones II hit his first home run of the collegiate summer season in the Appalachian League.

2026 five-star guard Tyrone Jamison, who 247Sports ranks as the top point guard in his class, received an offer from Maryland men’s basketball.

2027 three-star wide receiver Donovan McNabb Jr., son of the former Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl quarterback, received an offer from Maryland football.

2026 forward Bryson Howard, who 247Sports ranks as a four-star recruit, received an offer from Maryland men’s basketball.

2026 four-star guard Aiden Derkack received an offer from Maryland men’s basketball.

2026 three-star guard Quinn Costello received an offer from Maryland men’s basketball.

2027 three-star guard Antonio Pemberton received an offer from Maryland men’s basketball.