Maryland women’s soccer has been searching 665 days to try and find itself in the win column again.
Up one goal and controlling all momentum in the first half, Maryland found itself with a throw-in deep in Temple territory. Forward Anna Carazza threw a textbook pass which bounced off the body and onto the foot of transfer forward Kori Locksley. On what seemed to be a set play, Locksley quickly swept the ball to forward Alyssa Poarch — the assist getter on Maryland’s first goal — just inside Temple’s penalty box. Poarch took one dribble to her left and lifted the ball with her left foot past the stunned Temple goalkeeper Kamryn Stablein to give the Terps a 2-0 lead.