Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse tickets

Founded: Club Team 1895, Varsity Team 1924

Stadium: Maryland Stadium

Location: College Park, Maryland

Head Coach:John Tillman

Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse Tickets

The lacrosse team at the University of Maryland competes in the NCAA's Big Ten Conference. The lacrosse program at Maryland dates back to 1895, when the school sponsored a club team for the first time. Lacrosse became a varsity sport at Maryland in 1924, and the school has experienced more than its fair share of success since this time. The team is the winner of eight Wingate Memorial Championships and was crowned the champion of the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association once. The Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse team is the only major lacrosse program in the nation to never experience a losing season. The team has been a regular participant in the NCAA Tournament that is used to crown a collegiate lacrosse champion at the end of each season since the tournament first began in 1971. The Terrapins have appeared in the Semi-Final round of the tournament 25 times. The lacrosse team at Maryland has emerged as NCAA Champions on three occasions and has finished as runner ups for the championships 11 other times. You can purchase Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse tickets at StubHub.

Where can I see a Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse game?

Home games for the Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse team are played at Maryland Stadium in College Park, Maryland. The multi-purpose sports stadium was first constructed in 1950 and can seat more than 50,000 Terrapins fans. The stadium once hosted the Queen of England for a football game and is a regular location for the Final Four round of the NCAA Tournament for lacrosse.

When can I see a Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse game?

The 2020 lacrosse season for the Maryland Terrapins began with a February 1 home victory against High Point. The 14-game regular season for the Terrapins ends April 25 against John Hopkins University.

What players will I see at a Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse game?

Junior Mid-fielder Logan Wisnauskas received both second-team Big Ten and USILA All-American honors in 2019. The 79 points scored by Wisnauskas in 2019 is a record at Maryland for sophomore players and is the fourth-highest point total in the history of the school. Wisnauskus also led the Terrapins with 35 assists and was second on the team with 44 goals. Wisnauskus has 24 goals and 12 assists for a total of 36 points over the first six games of 2020. Senior attack Jared Bernhardt played his high school lacrosse at Lake Brantley High School in Longwood, Florida. Bernhardt was selected as a USILA All-American each of the last three seasons and is a 2020 Senior Class Award Candidate. A year ago, Bernhardt tallied the second-highest goal total in the history of the Maryland lacrosse program with 51 and had the sixth-highest point total in the school's history with 78. Bernhardt scored 20 goals and 29 points over the first six games of 2020.

Who is the coach of the Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse team?

The 2020 season will the tenth year at the helm of the Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse team for Coach John Tillman. Coach Tillman has accumulated a record of 122-38 for a winning percentage of .763 over his first nine seasons as coach of the Terrapins. Since taking over in College Park in 2011, Tillman has produced 53 All-American selections and 21 NCAA Tournament victories. The Terrapins have also appeared in the Final Four round of the NCAA Tournament seven times and were crowned champions of the tournament in 2017.

What lacrosse players have been honored by the University of Maryland?

Brian Dougherty accumulated a list of notable accomplishments while playing goalie for the Maryland Terrapins Lacrosse team. Dougherty was a first-team All-American selection twice and was also honored with the Kelly Cup for being the top goalie in the nation on two occasions. Dougherty was selected as the nation's Outstanding Player in 1995 and was an All-NCAA Tournament team selection the same year. Dougherty was inducted into the University of Maryland Athletics Hall of Fame in 2008. Pete Worstell was both an All-ACC and All-American selection each of the four years he played lacrosse for the Maryland Terrapins. He is also the only Terrapin lacrosse player to earn All-American honors at two positions, midfield and attack. Worstell was inducted into the school's Hall of Fame in 2010.