No. 7 Maryland women’s basketball didn’t play a single ranked opponent through its first seven wins this season. The Terps’ neutral-site meeting with No. 16 Kentucky on Wednesday marked their first and only game of such in non-conference play.

Oluchi Okananwa led the Terps with 23 points and helped Maryland defeat George Mason, 84-62, at Xfinity Center on Sunday afternoon. No. 9 Maryland now moves to

Baltimore will welcome a new professional women's basketball team in 2027 as part of the expanding Upshot League, officials announced Thursday morning at UMBC in Catonsville.

But on Sunday against George Mason, on her birthday, Garzon’s game clicked for the first time as a Terp. The guard shot six of 14 from the field and finished with 16 points, also posting nine rebounds in the win. Coach Brenda Frese said Garzon’s work on the glass, combined with Saylor Poffenbarger’s, is important for the Terps.

The Maryland women's basketball team's regular season is a week away today. Yesterday, the No. 10 Terps got their first on-court action against another opponent, No. 9 NC State, at First Horizon Coliseum in The Bad Boy Mowers Series Exhibition. There are ...

Maryland women’s basketball is spending its Thanksgiving on the sunny beaches of Carolina, Puerto Rico. The Terps should be waking up satisfied for tomorrow’s holiday after notching a massive non-conference win against the top-20 Kentucky Wildcats. Here are three takeaways from the win.

Kaylene Smikle scored 22 points, Yarden Garzon added 17 and No. 7 Maryland held off No. 16 Kentucky 74-66 in a matchup of unbeaten teams.