No. 8 Maryland (8-2-4, 4-0-3) vs. Delaware (4-9-2, 2-5-1)
October 24, 2022
Ludwig Field
7:00 pm EDT
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — The No. 8 Maryland men’s soccer team host Delaware in its final regular season home match of the season Tuesday night at Ludwig Field. Kickoff from Ludwig Field is scheduled for 7 p.m., and fans can watch the action on B1G+ or listen on WMUC Sports.
THIS WEEK’S STORYLINES
- Maryland enters Tuesday’s game after a 1-0 win over Michigan State. The Terps held the Spartans without a shot, the first time they’ve done that in a game since 2006. William Kulvik’s first half goal was the difference.
- Maryland and Delaware played last season, a 1-0 Terps’ win in overtime on a Ben Bender game winner. The Terps are 2-3-0 all-time against the Blue Hens.
FINDING HIS VOYCE
- Former Maryland players continue to thrive on and off the pitch in the professional ranks and Zack Steffen is no exception.
- Maryland will hosted the its Michigan State match in partnership with the VOYCENOW Foundations, which was founded by Steffen and former Terps’ teammate Alex Crognale. VOYCENOW was founded as a direct response to the Black community’s fight for equality after the tragic murder of George Floyd. The organization is a non-profit that unites athletes from across the world to use their platforms to advocate equality for all. Donate to VOYCENOW.
- The new documentary Finding His Voyce profiles Steffen’s rise through the lens of his growth as a player and person within Maryland Men’s Soccer, one of the best collegiate programs in history. Steffen, his mother Stefanie, Maryland head coach Sasho Cirovski, ESPN analyst and Maryland Hall of Famer Taylor Twellman, among others, help narrate the story of Steffen remarkable assent to soccer star and societal leader. Watch the documentary here.
30 Seasons of Sasho
- Hall of Fame head coach Sasho Cirovski is on the sidelines for his 30th season as the head coach of the Terps. Cirovski has led the Terps to a trio of national titles (2005, 2008, 2018) and 11 conference titles.
- Cirovski’s 29 NCAA Tournament appearances rank him first in the history of NCAA Division I soccer (27 at Maryland, two at Hartford). He has guided the Terps to nine appearances in the College Cup.
- The star players that have come through College Park during…
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