September 2012 Archives The Maryland softball team battled the National Pro Fastpitch All Stars
Thursday night in an exhibition at Robert E. Taylor Stadium. The Terps
lost, but freshman pitcher Maddie Martin (left) pitched all seven innings.Martin was named Co-Player of the Game, along with the NPF's Charlotte Morgan. The Terps' Candice Beards was named Honorable Mention Player of the Game.
Men's basketball players John Auslander and Spencer Barks visited Paint Branch Elementary School this week as part of the Terrapin Enrichment Reading Program (T.E.R.P.).
They read to second grade students. Both the Terps and the students enjoyed their time together and can't wait to read together again. More photos below. 
Continue reading Men's Basketball Visits Local School.
 Head coach Laura Watten and assistant coach Amber Jackson were inducted into the Bethune-Cookman Hall of Fame over the weekend in Daytona Beach, Fla.
Continue reading Watten, Jackson Honored.
Student-athletes had an opportunity to meet with
potential employers this week at a career fair hosted in Heritage Hall Thursday
night.
"The career fair was a tremendous success," Azizuddin Abdur-Ra'oof, Maryland's Director of Student Welfare & Career Development said. "We had more than 100 local businesses and corporations join us and received very positive feedback." "I am hoping to get a job and network to meet more professionals to also enhance my people skills," softball senior Sara Acosta said. Photos are below. 
Continue reading Maryland Hosts Job Fair for Student-Athletes.
Hey Terp Fans! This has been another exciting week for the GymTerps!
Continue reading Tumble Talk: Jessie Black.
The Fresh Faces series contines this week with Kelsey Hrebenach. Kelsey starred for the Heritage Pride in Leesburg, Va., and led the Pride to the Virginia AAA Cedar Run District title and Northwest Region title as a junior while earning second team all-district honors. Kelsey was ranked 47th by PrepVolleyball.com in the class of 2012.
Continue reading Fresh Faces: Kelsey Hrebenach.
 Terrapins Maxine Fluharty, Katie Gerzabek and Ali McEvoy will take on Chile Saturday, Sept. 22 at 4 p.m. ET in the Bronze Medal game of the Junior Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico. Fluharty and Gerzabek left for Mexico on Sept. 8. McEvoy joined the U.S. Team Sunday. Team USA fell to Argentina, 6-0, Thursday in their semifinal match.  Terrapins Maxine Fluharty, Katie Gerzabek and Ali McEvoy are all in Guadalajara, Mexico competing for the U.S. Under-21 Team in the Junior Pan American Games. The trio and Team USA will take on Argentina Thursday at 9 p.m. ET. Team USA went 3-1 in pool play. Its only loss was a 2-1 decision to Chile. The Americans outscored opponents 26-3 in the four games. Fluharty and Gerzabek traveled to Mexico on Sept. 8. McEvoy left on Sept. 16. The U.S. finished second in Pool B. The gold medal and bronze medal matches will be played Saturday. The top three teams will earn a bid to the Junior World Cup next summer. Hey Terp fans!
Continue reading Tumble Talk: Lizzy Garcia.
 Photo Gallery Hey Terp Fans!! We did it! We successfully completed our first week of boot camp and classes!
Continue reading Tumble Talk: Haley Jones.
 The 2012 ACC Champion Terrapins will be honored at the Washington Mystics game at the Verizon Center Friday night. The Terps won the program's 10th league title back in March and will be recognized on the court. The Mystics and Terp alum Crystal Langhorne will take on the Los Angeles Sparks and two other Terrapin alums in Marissa Coleman and Kristi Toliver. Langhorne, Coleman and Toliver are three of Maryland's top four all-time leading scorers and were starters on the 2006 NCAA Championship team. These three Terrapin greats were the first All-Americans under head coach Brenda Frese. For tickets to see the 2011-12 Terrapins and some Terp greats, log on to www.wnba.com/mystics and enter the promotion code MYSTICS. Tickets start as low as $10.  Kristi Toliver of the Los Angeles Sparks was named the WNBA's Western Conference Player of the Month presented by Boost Mobile, respectively, for games played from Aug. 16 (when the league resumed play following its break for the 2012 Olympic Games) through the end of the month. Toliver, who last week was named the Western Conference Player of the Week presented by Boost Mobile for the first time in her career, now adds her first ever Western Conference Player of the Month presented by Boost Month award. It marks the fourth straight month in which a Sparks' player has earned the Western Conference honor (Candace Parker won the award in May, June, and July).
Continue reading Toliver Named WNBA Player of the Month.
Hey Terps Fans!
Continue reading Tumble Talk: Kesley Cofsky.
With the season well under way, the Fresh Faces series continues with Kamrin Gold. The Flint, Mch., native was a four-year letterwinner in volleyball and softball at Carman-Ainsworth High School. She holds single-season school records in kills (836) and digs (670) as well as the single-season record for aces (126). Gold was a finalist for Michigan Gatorade Player of the Year and Miss Volleyball.
Continue reading Fresh Faces: Kamrin Gold.
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