Maryland women’s tennis was ranked No. 2 in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s (ITA) year-end Atlantic Regional Rankings, it was announced last week.
This is the Terps highest regional ranking since 2017, when they were ranked No. 2.
ITA’s regional ranking includes the top-10 teams, top-20 singles and top-10 doubles for 13 different regions.
For singles, three Terps finished in the top 20 of the Atlantic region. Selma Cadar, who went 21-11 in singles this year, was ranked No. 4, Kallista Liu, who went 26-10 in singles this year, was ranked No. 9 and Minorka Miranda, who went 13-11 in singles this year, was ranked No. 20.
For doubles, Maryland’s pairing of Maria Budin and Miranda was ranked No. 4. The two had a 22-10 record this season.
In other news
Ben Messinger recapped Maryland baseball’s 2024 season and handed out end-of-season awards last week.
Maryland men’s lacrosse player Owen Murphy entered the transfer portal Monday, per Ty Xanders.
Owen Murphy joins Eric Malever in the portal on the way out. This one makes sense, talented player who could not find his rhythm in the offense recently. Scored just 7 goals on 41 shots this year. https://t.co/hBz17NxTnD
— Max Schaeffer (@MaxSchaeffer_) June 11, 2024
Maryland men’s lacrosse picked up its sixth transfer of the offseason on Sunday, per Terry Foy.
Former Maryland men’s lacrosse player Logan Wisnauskas accepted a job as Brown’s offensive coordinator on Saturday, per Ty Xanders.
Logan Wisnauskas will follow Jon Torpey to @BrownU_MLAX and become the Bears’ offensive coordinator, according to multiple sources. The 2022 Tewaaraton Award winner was a member of the @HPUMensLax staff for the last two seasons.
— Ty Xanders (@tyxanders) June 8, 2024
Former Maryland baseball player Riley DeCandido committed to VCU on Saturday.
Former Maryland men’s lacrosse player Luke Wierman scored his first goal in the PLL on Friday.
