​Maryland field hockey’s stellar season has featured many standout players. Anchoring the Terps is goalkeeper Alyssa Klebasko, who was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week Tuesday.AK gets the nod for B1G Defensive Player of the Week! 🐢📰 https://t.co/0NoCi0LszO#bestofthebestpic.twitter.com/sPAIGswHtq— Maryland Field Hockey (@TerpsFH) September 21, 2026Klebasko earned the honor after giving up just one goal across Maryland’s last two matches against No. 4 Wake Forest and Penn State. This is the third time the senior netminder has won this award after snagging it twice in 2025.The Terps have started red-hot and currently hold an 8-0 record heading into the bulk of conference play. Klebasko’s stellar performance thus far has set the pace for a defense that allows a Big Ten-leading 0.47 goals-allowed average. Her save percentage of 82.6% also ranks second in the conference behind Northwestern’s Juliana Boon.The senior should continue to perform at a high level in her final season of eligibility as Maryland seeks a bounce-back year following a disappointing 2025 season.In other news Maryland football four-star commit Kenaz Sullivan had a much better Saturday than his future team.Maryland four-star defensive back commit Kenaz Sullivan pulled down two interceptions in The St. James’ 65-0 win over Mount Zion Prep on Saturday 🐢 pic.twitter.com/Iqa1GO51mk— Inside Maryland Sports (@Terrapins247) September 21, 2026Three-star class of 2028 forward Dylan Cowell received an offer from Maryland men’s basketball.Blair Academy (NJ) ‘28 three-star power forward Dylan Cowell unofficially visited Maryland this weekend, and earned an offer during his visit 🐢 pic.twitter.com/KA2IhBajTb— Inside Maryland Sports (@Terrapins247) September 21, 2026Maryland men’s soccer remains the only team in the nation with three top-10 wins.Only team in the nation with 3️⃣ Top-10 wins 💪🐢 pic.twitter.com/95Uaq8PWB8— Maryland Men’s Soccer 🐢 (@MarylandMSoccer) September 21, 2026