Story Links COLLEGE PARK, MD – No. 6 Maryland women’s lacrosse defeated Oregon, 16-4, in the two program’s first-ever matchup at the Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex on Thursday. The Terps moved to 7-2 and 3-1 against Big Ten opponents this season. #6 Maryland 8, Oregon 1 pic.twitter.com/Vtot6TWWcH The Terps outshot the Ducks 39-14 and 33-9 on […]
COLLEGE PARK, MD – No. 6 Maryland women’s lacrosse defeated Oregon, 16-4, in the two program’s first-ever matchup at the Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex on Thursday. The Terps moved to 7-2 and 3-1 against Big Ten opponents this season. #6 Maryland 8, Oregon 1 pic.twitter.com/Vtot6TWWcH
The Terps outshot the Ducks 39-14 and 33-9 on goal. Oregon goalkeeper Paige Crowther made 17 saves.
Breaking Down The ActionAnother hat trick for Kori!
— Maryland Women’s Lacrosse (@MarylandWLax) March 27, 2025
Shelby Sullivan (two goals) was the fourth Terp to score multiple times. Maisy Clevenger scored one goal but added a career-high three assists. She posted her career-best in the first quarter alone. Other goal scorers were Devin Livingston, Jordyn Lipkin and Lexi Dupcak. Dupcak’s goal was the first of her career.
Goalie JJ Suriano made five saves before Lydia Ward, Caroline Smith and Carly Peterson entered the cage in the second half. Maddy Sterling, Kennedy Major and Edmondson all caused at least one turnover. Annabella Schafer picked up three ground balls to lead the Terps. Maryland won 15-of-21 draw controls. Edmondson (five wins), Kayla Gilmore (four wins) and Hailey Russo (three wins) led the team from the circle. #6 Maryland 11, Oregon 2 pic.twitter.com/C3ZQ5Pnwr1
- Maryland led 4-0 after a dominant first period. The Terps had four different scorers: Maisy Clevenger, Emma Abbazia, Lauren LaPointe and Chrissy Thomas. Clevenger assisted on three of the four goals.
- The Terps continued their hot start, adding four more scores in the second quarter to lead 8-1 at the break. Maryland’s defense kept Oregon’s attack at bay, allowing only three shots and their lone score of the half. Kori Edmondson scored twice, and LaPointe and Abbazia recorded their second tallies. JJ Suriano had five saves at the break.
- Maryland extended its lead to ten in the third. Edmondson added two more scores in the quarter, notching a hat trick on the day. Devin Livingston and Jordyn Lipkin joined the scoring barrage, each adding a goal of their own. Oregon added two tallies but trailed 13-3 heading into the final quarter.
- Abbazia and LaPointe both tallied hat tricks in the fourth quarter, with back-to-back goals in the first six minutes. Lexi Dupack scored the Terps’ final goal of the game.
The Terps opened the game with seven unanswered goals. Their defense also held the Ducks (5-6, 0-4 Big Ten) scoreless for the first 27:11 of the game. The impressive start allowed Maryland to lead for the entirety of the contest.
Three Terps posted a hat trick. Kori Edmondson led Maryland with a career-high tying four goals. She recorded the 23rd hat trick of her career and has six hat tricks this season. Lauren LaPointe (three goals & two assists) recorded the second hat trick of her career with a career-high five points. Emma Abbazia (three goals) recorded the first hat trick of her career.
— Maryland Women’s Lacrosse (@MarylandWLax) March 27, 2025
Hat Trick Terps
What a shot by Emma right before half!
Lauren’s second goal of the day makes it 5-0! pic.twitter.com/wj8qfPoMF7
— Maryland Women’s Lacrosse (@MarylandWLax) March 27, 2025
Multi Terps Update
- Kori Edmondson (four goals) recorded multiple points for the 32nd time in her career. She has scored multiple goals 32 times.
- Lauren LaPointe (three goals & two assists) notched the third multi-point game of her career and the second multi-goal game of her career.
- Emma Abbazia (three goals) recorded her third career multi-point game. It was her third with multiple goals.
- Shelby Sullivan (two goals) recorded her sixth career multi-point game. It was her fifth with multiple goals.
- Maisy Clevenger (one goal & three assists) had her 12th multi-point game of her career. It was her third game with multiple assists.
- Chrissy Thomas two assists) had the 30th multi-point game of her career. It was her 20th game with multiple assists.
Home Cooking
- Maryland is 177-12 at home under head coach Cathy Reese. It has eight undefeated home campaigns in the last 11 seasons (2013-19 and 2021).
- The Terps have only lost two conference home games under Reese.
Numbers To Know
- 1: This is the first meeting between Maryland and Oregon in program history.
- 1: Abbazia recorded the first hat trick of her career.
- 2: LaPointe has two hat tricks in her career.
- 3: Clevenger recorded a career-high three assists.
- 3: Three Terps recorded a hat trick in the game.
- 4: Four Terps recorded at least two goals
- 5: LaPointe scored a career-high five points.
- 5: Sullivan has five multi-goal games.
- 6: The Terps are ranked No. 6 in the Inside Lacrosse/Women’s Coaches Association Top 25 Poll.
- 10: Edmondson has 10 free-position goals through nine games.
- 15: Thomas leads the Terps with 15 assists through nine games.
- 23: Edmondson recorded her 23rd career hat trick and her sixth of the season.
- 25: Edmondson has 25 goals through nine games to lead the Terps.
- 177: Maryland is 177-12 in home games under Reese.
Up Next
- Maryland will play at No. 15 Penn on March 31. The game starts at 4 p.m. and will be streamed on ESPN+.
