Ohio State Drops Regular Season Finale to No. 3 Terps, 13-9

Saturday, April 18

Columbus, Ohio

4 p.m.

Ohio State

9-7, 3-5

Maryland

14-2, 6-2

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Maryland	1	7	2	3	13
Ohio St.	3	1	1	4	9

Ohio State Drops Regular Season Finale to No. 3 Terps, 13-9

4/18/2026 7:29:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse

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Buckeyes return to action in Big Ten Tournament Wednesday

COLUMBUS, Ohio – In the final game of the regular season, the Ohio State women's lacrosse team fell to No. 3 Maryland, 13-9, Saturday in Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium. The Buckeyes are now 9-7 (3-5 B1G), with Maryland 14-2 (6-2 B1G).

The Buckeyes led 3-1 after the first quarter but the Terps outscored Ohio State 7-1 in the second for an 8-4 lead at the half. Each team scored five times in the second half for the final.

Against Maryland, Kate Tyack had a hat trick, while Annie Hargraves scored twice and Camryn Callaghan had a goal and an assist. Ohio State recorded 14 draw controls, led by Abby Boyle and Kampbell Stone with four each. Goalie Jocelyn Torres had four saves and two caused turnovers.

Big Ten Tournament Up Week
The postseason begins next week as Ohio State heads to the Big Ten Tournament. The No. 1 seed will receive a bye into the semifinals, with three quarterfinals Wednesday, the semifinals Friday and the final next Sunday. Michigan will host the tournament at U-M Lacrosse Stadium in Ann Arbor.

How it Happened – Maryland 13, Ohio State 9

Ohio State scored three of the game's first four goals.
Buckeye Kate Tyack found the back of the cage at 12:02 to start the scoring.
After a Terp goal at 6:08, Camryn Callaghan and Annie Hargraves scored back-to-back at 5:23 and 3:51 for a 3-1 Ohio Sate lead, which it carried into the break.
Maryland went on a five-goal run to start the second and take a 6-3 lead at 4:38.
Ohio State drew within two (6-4) at 2:49 on a Tyack score.
Goals at 1:59 and :08 for Maryland put the Terps up 8-4 at the half.
Just three goals were scored in the third quarter. Maryland's Lauren Lapointe tallied at 12:16 and 6:42 and Buckeye Zoe Coleman converted a pass from Maddy Paz at 5:20. The visitors led 10-5 through three quarters.
Maryland scored two of the first three goals of the final stanza, sandwiched around a goal from Hargraves at 13:32.
Maryland tallied at 12:02 for a 12-6 game, answered with three Buckeye goals.
Callaghan set up Maeve Simonds at 11:04, Lindsey Moneymaker tallied unassisted at 7:18 and Tyack scored a minute later.
The final goal of the game came at 5:13 from Maryland.
Ohio State had the edge in shots, 31-28. Buckeye Jocelyn Torres had four saves, with Maryland's goalie stopping 10 shots, including seven in the first half.
The Buckeyes led in ground balls, 14-11, and draw controls, 14-10.
Callaghan was first for the Buckeyes with three ground balls, with Hargraves, Lindsey McCulloch, Kampbell Stone and Torres each recording two.
Abby Boyle and Stone had a team-high four draw controls each and Hargraves notched three.
Torres had two of the Buckeyes' five caused turnovers.

Buckeye This and That

Tyack leads the Buckeyes with 67 points, ranking second with 40 goals. The hat trick was her 16th career game with three or more goals and her eighth season. Tyack extended her point streak to 22 with 52 goals and 80 points in the stretch and has multiple points in 14 of 16 games this year. She has 138 points as a Buckeye (98 g, 40a).
Callaghan is first on the squad with 44 goals and second with 57 points, ranking third with 13 assists. In her collegiate career she has 201 goals, 42 assists and 243 points. Callaghan has a point in each of her last 31 games, with an 82-19-101 line in the stretch.
Boyle has a team-high 98 draw controls, the second-most in a single season in program history. She has 148 in her career to rank fifth in the Buckeye record book.
Hargraves has 21 multiple-goal outings as a Buckeye and now has 20 goals this year to rank fourth on the team.
Coleman has 21 goals and 27 points, standing fourth on the team in goals and points.
Moneymaker has eight goals on the year and Simonds notched her fourth goal and sixth point of the season.
Stone is second on the team with 36 draw controls and fourth with 18 ground balls.
Torres has a team-high 31 ground balls.