Maryland’s lacrosse duo of John Tillman and Cathy Reese has been dominant as the head coaches of their respective programs for some time now, and the country has certainly taken notice.
In Inside Lacrosse’s Best of the Decade edition released earlier this week, Reese was named the women’s lacrosse Coach of the Decade, while Tillman received the same honor for the men’s side.
Tillman, who took over the program in 2011, led the Terps to an NCAA National Championship in 2017 — the first since 1975. Reese has accumulated five national championships while in College Park — with the most recent one coming this past season.
From 2010-19, Reese’s teams made 10 final fours and had eight Tewaaraton Award winners. During the same decade, Tillman guided Maryland to seven final fours and one Tewaaraton winner — attackman Matt Rambo in 2017.
In the past 10 years, the duo has notched a 392-50 record with the Terps.
In other news
Testudo Times has partnered with former Terp Andrew Terrell to produce the Tilted Bench podcast. We dropped the first episode Thursday, and you can find it here.
Maryland’s first-ever ‘Maryland Cares’ event focussed on student-athlete mental health, featuring USC former USC volleyball player Victoria Garrick.
Maryland women’s basketball pulled out a 70-68 victory against James Madison Wednesday night after dropping 19 points in the fourth quarter.
Maryland’s fan confidence in men’s basketball rises, while it sinks to a new low for football in our latest fan pulse.
Maryland field hockey takes on Saint Joseph’s in the first round of the NCAA Tournament today at 2:30 p.m. Here is what you can expect.
Aaron Wiggins notched his double-double this past Saturday en route to a 73-55 win over Rhode Island.
The dub-dub club ✌️@Aaron_Wiggins_ x @JalenSmith2000 pic.twitter.com/ESdaDddJL5
— Maryland Basketball (@TerrapinHoops) November 14, 2019
With Maryland athletics transforming the banners in the Xfinity Center prior to the 2019-20 basketball season, men’s and women’s basketball team accolade banners are available to top bidders.
Own a piece of Maryland Basketball history!
— Maryland Terrapins (@umterps) November 14, 2019
Due to a complete XFINITY Center banner refresh, @TerrapinHoops and @umdwbb team accolade banners are now up for auction and purchase!
Bid/Buy Now: https://t.co/E3a7B40vfF
More Info: https://t.co/pVrOvQZlgw pic.twitter.com/2CnE0oh5iJ
To take their second win of the game, the Terps went to freshman Ashley Owusu for the game-winning basket.
Tie game, 3 seconds left.
— Maryland Women’s Basketball (@umdwbb) November 14, 2019
Ashley says W.
Oh yeah, she’s a freshman in her third career game #UnitedPursuit // @Ashleyyowusu15 pic.twitter.com/ApdUy5K5Yo
The Atlanta Hawks played last night, losing 112-128 to the Phoenix Suns. But former Terp Alex Len had a big night against the team that drafted him, finishing with 21 points and 10 rebounds — his first double-double of the season.
Alex Len with the monster slam, bullying Aron Baynes the whole play. Len recorded his second big night in a row going for 21 points and 10 boards. He struggled tremendously to start the season but the move to bench has seemed to pay off nicely for him. pic.twitter.com/k9pu5EdrX1
— Jordan Gold (@Jordan_Gold0) November 15, 2019
Maryland baseball assistant coach Matt Swope has been named on of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation’s inaugural Baseball Vs. Cancer Ambassadors.
Ludwig Field is ready to host the Big Ten men’s soccer tournament this weekend.
The best stadium in college soccer is ready
— Maryland Soccer (@MarylandMSoccer) November 14, 2019
Ludwig Field x @B1GSoccer pic.twitter.com/JbMBEWysht
If history is any indicator, Maryland vs Indiana is going to be another great matchup on Friday.
8⃣ of the last 1⃣1⃣ Big Ten Trophies
— Maryland Soccer (@MarylandMSoccer) November 14, 2019
1⃣2⃣ combined National Titles
2⃣5⃣ combined @USMNT players
3⃣0⃣ combined active @MLS players
Terps vs. Indiana. A classic.
Be there ➡️ https://t.co/GZeLkgc2qo pic.twitter.com/u0wyUvRp1I
Sasho Cirovski continues to do great things with the Maryland men’s soccer program.
The Boss = #Excellence
— Maryland Soccer (@MarylandMSoccer) November 14, 2019
26 straight 10-win seasons for @SashoCirovski is the longest streak for a coach in the country! pic.twitter.com/d7NASaxdzZ
Yesterday, a bunch of Terp teams brought in some new recruits. Here’s a look into the war room with Maryland Volleyball.
Inside the war room ️
— Maryland Volleyball (@TerpsVolleyball) November 14, 2019
The moment @sydneydowler_, @samcsire, and Laila Ricks officially became Terps! #FearTheTurtle pic.twitter.com/0tj2uHtgYh
PressBox wrote about newest Maryland women’s basketball recruit Angel Reese and why her and the Terps are a ‘really great fit.’