No. 7 Maryland women’s lacrosse (7-3) had all the momentum in its favor and an opportunity to pull off its second comeback win of the season against No. 14 Penn. After trailing by four goals, the Terps were tied with the possession and 1:39 left in the fourth quarter.
However, Maryland committed a costly turnover, and Penn made it pay. A game-winning backhanded shot sealed the Terps’ defeat, 13-12, continuing their mid-season lull. Maryland has now gone 1-2 after its six-game winning streak was snapped.
Despite pulling off victories in their first two road games, the Terps have also dropped their past two contests away from College Park.