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No. 22 Maryland baseball outfielder Troy Schreffler Jr. went on a tear at the plate last week and was rewarded with Big Ten Co-Player of The Week honors, the conference announced on Wednesday.
Schreffler, who received his first career Big Ten Co-Player of the Week award, collected nine hits and nine RBIs in five games last week for then-No. 24 Maryland. He boasted a .850 slugging percentage and a .478 on-base percentage over the course of the weekend. Schreffler recorded two home runs as well to boost his season’s total to four in that category.
Schreffler’s success at the plate was synonymous with the Terps’ momentum as they captured four wins in fives games. Three of those wins came against Siena, with the other in a four-run victory over Georgetown, while the sole loss came in a bout with Delaware.
The junior now sits with the team’s best batting average (.368) and the most amount of hits (28). Schreffler’s four home runs are also tied for the third-most on the roster. Nebraska’s senior Griffin Everitt was the other Big Ten Co-Player of the Week. The last Terp to win the same award was shortstop Matt Shaw after the season-opening series at Baylor.
The Terps will resume play this weekend when they travel to Dallas to face Dallas Baptist in a three-game series. The first game will be on Friday night.
In other news
Lauren Rosh shared a piece on Maryland men’s basketball’s Kevin Willard on how he plans to use the Gary Williams era as a model for his program.
Dylan Spilko wrote about head coach Kevin Willard and the expectations that will come with his addition to Maryland men’s basketball.
Joe Lotano shared his article about Maryland women’s lacrosse’s win over Penn.
Maryland women’s basketball is the No. 2 team in scoring in the NCAA Tournament with an average of 95.9 points per game through two rounds.
No. 2 in scoring amongst teams in the Tourney #MarchMadness x #TheMI22ION pic.twitter.com/EAbStSK6qQ
— Maryland Women’s Basketball (@TerpsWBB) March 23, 2022
Maryland softball’s series against Penn State will now begin on Thursday.
⏰Schedule Change⏰
— Maryland Softball (@TerpsSoftball) March 23, 2022
Our series with Penn State has been moved to begin tomorrow, Thurs. March 24.
Be sure to check out the changes here: https://t.co/9nn3Sm7TJ4
Maryland tennis shared an article on the Terps’ newest addition to the roster, Kallista Liu.
Check out this article on the #TennisTerps newest addition to the team, early high school graduate, Kallista Liu!
— Maryland Tennis (@TerpTennis) March 23, 2022
: https://t.co/R8n3IIxrvy
Maryland men’s basketball’s new head coach Kevin Willard made an appearance with college basketball reporter Andy Katz and discussed the program.
"Once I get these guys in the gym and see what they're all about, I'll start implementing (my culture) right away."
— Maryland On BTN (@MarylandOnBTN) March 23, 2022
Kevin Willard joined @TheAndyKatz and discussed installing his identity with his @TerrapinHoops program.
Full interview ➡️ https://t.co/WXz7xfH34x pic.twitter.com/dRyLS6oIA9
Maryland men’s basketball shared photos from Kevin Willard’s introductory press conference.
A great day in College Park.
— Maryland Men’s Basketball (@TerrapinHoops) March 23, 2022
Go behind-the-scenes for Coach Willard's first day as a Terp.
Maryland fans can vote for Maryland women’s basketball’s sophomore forward/guard Angel Reese for the Katrina McClain Award.
Don’t forget to VOTE @Reese10Angel‼️ https://t.co/V1eJuk6sJe
— Maryland Women’s Basketball (@TerpsWBB) March 23, 2022