In a weekend series finale, Maryland softball fell 8-2 to No. 18 Oregon, as the Ducks capitalized on two key home runs. Mariah Penta highlighted the Terps鈥� effort with three hits, including a two-RBI single. Despite a strong start from Elisea Wiegand, who held Oregon hitless until the third inning, Maryland's defense faltered, allowing five runs during the game. The loss drops Maryland's record to 14-26 (1-17 in Big Ten play) while Oregon improves to 32-9 (13-2 in Big Ten).

By the Numbers
  • Maryland has a season record of 14-26 and 1-17 in Big Ten play.
  • Oregon improved to 32-9 and 13-2 in Big Ten play after the win.
State of Play
  • Maryland managed only two runs despite Penta's strong offensive performance.
  • Oregon secured the win with a grand slam and a three-run homer during the game.
What's Next

Maryland will look to bounce back as they host Howard on April 15 for a 6 PM game, aiming to break their losing streak.

Bottom Line

The Terps will need to build on their offensive effort and strengthen their pitching to move forward as they face Howard next, looking to improve their Big Ten standings.