By Brian Kapur
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*Missed the game? Listen to the complete broadcast anytime by clicking here
(You will hear music, the broadcast starts shortly after just skip to the 1:10 minute mark)*
**Listen to former Terp Mary Reilly breakdown just how rugged the ACC is; along with her pregame interview with Coach Rizzo by clicking here **
Listen to WMUC's Highlights from the game by clicking here
The Terps opened ACC play with a huge target on their back after rolling through conference play last season. Boston College took their best shots at the Terps and took a 1-0 lead early, but the Eagles' best jabs merely delayed the inevitable.
After falling down 1-0, the Terps responded on a penalty corner goal by Jemma Buckley who scored from just inside the top of the circle.
Just seconds later Katie O'Donnell added another record to her collection. O'Donnell led a breakaway and set up Jill Witmer for a goal in transition. The assist gave O'Donnell sole possesion of the ACC career points record at 231, a number she has since increased.
Witmer would add in another goal before half to make it a 3-1 Terp advantage at halftime.
In the second half, Buckley would ice the game on an insane play. Meghan Frazer set a rocket of a pass over to Buckley who deflected the ball in to give the Terps an insurmountable four goals.
The Eagles would add in another goal, but it would be too little too late.
Terps goal keeper Melissa Vassalotti had three saves on the day.
After falling down 1-0, the Terps responded on a penalty corner goal by Jemma Buckley who scored from just inside the top of the circle.
Just seconds later Katie O'Donnell added another record to her collection. O'Donnell led a breakaway and set up Jill Witmer for a goal in transition. The assist gave O'Donnell sole possesion of the ACC career points record at 231, a number she has since increased.
Witmer would add in another goal before half to make it a 3-1 Terp advantage at halftime.
In the second half, Buckley would ice the game on an insane play. Meghan Frazer set a rocket of a pass over to Buckley who deflected the ball in to give the Terps an insurmountable four goals.
The Eagles would add in another goal, but it would be too little too late.
Terps goal keeper Melissa Vassalotti had three saves on the day.
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