COLLEGE PARK, MD – Despite a phenomenal performance from Brian Corrigan in the net, the Red Foxes fell to #1 Maryland 13-7 Tuesday evening at Maryland Stadium.
 
Summary
Gannon Morrison got the Red Foxes on the board first scoring within the first two minutes of the game. The Terps responded by scoring two goals within thirty seconds to bring the score to 2-1. The Red Foxes took a time out after a successful clear attempt to try and tie things up. Mitchell Standera's shot was saved by Dan Morris and Maryland would score three more goals. With 1:03 left in the quarter, Jon Constant found the back of the next to bring the score to 5-2 at the end of the quarter.
 
Maryland opened the second quarter scoring three goals in three and a half minutes to take an 8-2 lead. The defense started to buckle down, not allowing a goal from Maryland for over nine minutes. Corrigan kept the Red Foxes in the game, finishing the half with 12 saves. Marist went into the second half down 9-3.
 
The Red Foxes held the Terps to just four points in the second half but were not able to score enough points to make up the deficit. The Red Foxes took 12 shots in the fourth quarter but were only able to convert two of them into points.
 
Key Stats

• Corrigan finished the game with 17 saves, two saves shy of his career high. He had a .567 save percentage.
• Constant and Morrison both led the Red Foxes with three points coming from two goals and an assist.
• Marist struggled at the faceoff, going 6 for 23.
• Connor Kelly led the Terps with eight points coming from four goals and four assists.

Notes

• Mitchell Standera had a career high three ground balls.
• Freshman Peter Conlan recorded his first ground ball. 

Records
The Red Foxes sit at 0-3 while the Terps improve to 2-0.
 
Up Next
Men's Lacrosse will host Air Force at noon at Tenney Stadium on Saturday, February 17.