It was a rollercoaster of emotions Wednesday when No. 5 Maryland women’s lacrosse fell to the No. 12 James Madison Dukes.
For three quarters, the Terps looked sluggish, often getting beat to the net by cutters while on defense and being unable to dodge past opposing defenders while on offense.
In the final frame, however, the Terps looked more like the title contenders they are, scoring three straight and dominating most of the quarter before falling just short.
Now the Terps return home after a four-game road trip and will prepare themselves for another dog fight, as they face off against a rising program in No.