A reemerging offense combined with stellar goalkeeping were key for the Terps on Thursday, as Maryland drew against UCF 1-1.
After UCF forward Konya Plummer scored in the 33rd minute, Maryland midfielder Hope Lewandoski equalized in the 64th minute and the score held through overtime. UCF held a sizeable advantage in shots and shots on goal, but Maryland’s defense was able limit the damage.
UCF’s attack was relentless throughout the first half, stacking opportunities while exhausting the Maryland defense. The Knights were able to break through in the 32nd minute off a goal from Konya Plummer, who was subbed in minutes before.