In Maryland women’s soccer’s final game of the season, the Terps were at risk of going down two goals over halfway into the game when Purdue earned a penalty kick. For a team that hadn’t scored in five previous games, a two-goal deficit would’ve been a back breaker.
Instead, redshirt junior goalkeeper Rachel Egyed made a diving save to keep the score 1-0.
That save was just business as usual for Egyed, who was a rock for the Terps this year. Through the injuries and offensive struggles, the junior continued to shine and keep her team in game to the best she could.