MM 4.13: Maryland tennis ties program record for conference wins

Q: How many conference wins does Maryland women's tennis have this season?

Maryland women's tennis has seven conference wins this season, tying the program record.

Q: What was the score of the Maryland vs. Michigan State tennis match?

The score of the match was 4-1 in favor of Maryland.

Q: What is Maryland women's tennis's current national ranking?

Maryland women's tennis is currently ranked No. 44 in the nation by the ITA.

Q: When is the Big Ten Tournament for women's tennis scheduled?

The Big Ten Tournament for women's tennis is scheduled to run from April 22-26 in Columbus, Ohio.

COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND - JANUARY 11: A view of the Maryland Terrapins logo on their uniform during the game against the Ohio State Buckeyes at Xfinity Center on January 11, 2026 in College Park, Maryland. (Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images) | Getty Images Maryland women’s tennis has risen up the Big Ten rankings thanks to their scintillating home form, but the Terps had struggled on the road, dropping four straight games away from College Park — albeit against three of the top four teams in the conference. The Terps turned that around Sunday, though, with a 4-1 victory over Michigan State. Not only was it their first road win since March 6, it was also their seventh conference victory of the season — tied for the most in program history.

DANCING IN EAST LANSING 🕺🪩

Terps defeat the Spartans on the road 4-1! 🐢

Maryland gains their 7th Big Ten win of the season, tied for the most in Terps history! 👏🔥#terptennis #coMpete pic.twitter.com/yVhR8hZTPv

— Maryland Tennis (@TerpTennis) April 12, 2026 Doubles pairs Emma Ghirardato and Diya Challa and Oliwia Orlinska and Aida Eissa each won their matchups. Freshmen Lucia Donnelly and Magdalena Baniak won their singles matchups, and Challa won hers to clinch the victory. The Terps have had a stellar year under sixth-year head coach Katie Dougherty — their .750 record (15-5) so far would be their best winning percentage in a season since the program’s first year in 1977-78. Maryland entered the weekend ranked No. 44 in the country by the ITA, the eighth-highest mark in the conference, and will likely rise following the victory over the Spartans. The Terps’ seventh conference win sees them tie for fifth place in the conference standings. Maryland could rise as high as fourth place in the conference by the end of the season; it is firmly within the chasing pack of teams vying for seeding in the Big Ten. Maryland has two matches remaining in the regular season; those come at home Friday and Sunday against No. 56 Northwestern and No. 57 Illinois, respectively. The Terps are undefeated at home on the season, with their 12 wins tied for the most of any team in the conference. The Big Ten Tournament will run from April 22-26 in Columbus, Ohio.

In other news

Maryland men’s basketball earned a commitment from forward Tomislav Buljan, the Terps’ first addition of the transfer portal. Matt Germack had the story. Maryland men’s lacrosse demolished Rutgers, 12-2, earning at least a share of the Big Ten regular season men’s lacrosse title. Dylan Schmidt covered the game. Maryland baseball conquered Indiana in its weekend series, 2-1. Zoe Hammond was at the Bob as Maryland turned around from an 11-3 Friday loss to a 14-4 (7 inn.) Saturday win, and Rachel Lawrence covered the Terps’ 8-6 walk-off victory in the rubber match. Former Maryland men’s basketball star Jahmir Young inked a full-time NBA deal with the Miami Heat Friday.

The Miami Heat are signing two-way guard Jahmir Young to a new two-year deal, agent Scott Nichols tells ESPN. Young fills the Heat's open spot created by waiving Terry Rozier.

— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) April 11, 2026 Former Maryland women’s basketball star Shyanne Sellers has signed a temporary contract with the Dallas Wings of the WNBA. Welcome, Shyanne 💙

Shyanne Sellers has signed a training camp contract with the Dallas Wings. pic.twitter.com/plbacBoZ2P

— Dallas Wings (@DallasWings) April 12, 2026 Maryland softball was swept by No. 17 Oregon following an 11-0 Friday defeat, a 4-3 (8 inn.) Saturday defeat and an 8-2 Sunday defeat. While the Terps did play a tight game Saturday, the on-field highlight of the weekend came Sunday. Love is in the air! ❤️💛

Congrats to alums Sam and Rachel on getting engaged at today's softball game. pic.twitter.com/WBCW7lpaPf

— Maryland Terrapins (@umterps) April 12, 2026 Maryland track and field had several impressive performances in its meet against JMU and Bucknell, with sophomore Eva Rogers running the second-best women’s 5000m time ever by a Terp. After running a time of 16:24.23 in the 5,000 meters, Eva Rogers now holds the second best time in program history 👏 pic.twitter.com/7cir5kn1fT

— Maryland Track & Field (@MarylandTrack) April 12, 2026 Maryland athletics has continued to rack up the awards in the Big Ten. Maryland has now won 51 @bigten titles! 🏆

That's the third most since joining the conference in 2014. #FearTheTurtle 🐢

— Maryland Terrapins (@umterps) April 12, 2026