COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY

Terps move on to second round of NCAA tournament

Second-seeded Maryland advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament with a 2-1 victory in a shootout over visiting Massachusetts. UMass (14-8) scored in the first 10 minutes, and the Terps (18-4) pushed for the equalizer throughout the game, finally tying the game with Grace Balsdon’s penalty stroke with 1:05 to play. Maryland continued to put offensive pressure on the Minutewomen throughout the 30 minutes of overtime, taking nine shots to UMass’ four. In the stroke-off, the Terps converted their first three attempts and denied the Minutewomen’s. Maryland will host North Carolina today at 2 p.m. MORE: Salisbury senior midfielder Hannah Miller (Severna Park) was named Capital Athletic Conference Player of the Year and was joined on the All-CAC first team by Salisbury senior forward Becca Rinaca (North Harford), Salisbury senior defender Annah Brittingham, Salisbury freshman defender Jillian Hughes and York senior defender Sydney Lamarsh (ChesapeakeAnne Arundel). The second team includes Salisbury senior forward Abbey Shobe, St. Mary’s senior forward Carly Todd, Frostburg State senior midfielder Taylor Bowen, St. Mary’s senior midfielder Brady Wolf (McDonogh), Frostburg State senior goalie Jacqueline Gover (Glenelg) and Salisbury junior goalie Tressie Windsor. Hughes was Rookie of the Year, and Salisbury’s Dawn Chamberlin was Coach of the Year. … Juniata