The Terps masked some turnover problems with a stout defense, but a season-high 24 giveaways led Penn to defeat them for the second time this season.

Maryland men’s lacrosse made sure it did not share the same fate some of its seeded brethren in the NCAA Tournament encountered. The No. 2 seed Terps scored the first two goals and four of the first five to take any suspense out of a first-round game with Air Force en route to a 13-5 pummeling Sunday afternoon before an announced 2,

With its back against the wall — being down two goals — and with five minutes left on the clock, No. 12 Penn women’s lacrosse came back to win by a score of 11-10 in a double-overtime game against No. 6 Maryland (15-6, 7-1 Big Ten). The Quakers continue to the quarterfinals in their NCAA tournament run.