- Maryland won its fourth consecutive conference tournament title in 2015, defeating host and top-seeded Ohio State in Columbus. Tsubasa Endoh and Cody Niedermeier were named Big Ten Tournament Most Valuable Offensive and Defensive Player, respectively.
- After an early exit in the 2014 postseason, the Terps rebounded with a trip to the NCAA quarterfinals in 2015 where it eventually fell to national runner-up Clemson in penalty kicks. Maryland defeated previous national champs Virginia and Notre Dame during NCAA tournament play.
- Maryland boasted a league-high six players on the All-Big Ten list, including two-time first-team selection senior Mael Corboz.
- Following the season, the aforementioned Corboz signed a Homegrown contract with New York Red Bull while fellow seniors Endoh (Toronto FC) and Ivan Magalhaes (Houston Dynamo) were drafted ninth and 26th overall, respectively. The Terps’ big day in Baltimore marked the 12th straight season Maryland boasted at least one selection in the MLS SuperDraft and the fifth straight year the Terps had at least one player taken in the first round.
Conference Honors
Mael Corboz
- First Team All-Big Ten
Tsubasa Endoh
- Second Team All-Big Ten
- Big Ten Tournament Most Valuable Offensive Player
Chris Odoi-Atsem
- Second Team All-Big Ten
Alex Crognale
- Second Team All-Big Ten
Sebastian Elney
- Second Team All-Big Ten
- All-Big Ten Freshman Team
Eryk Williamson
- All-Big Ten Freshman Team
Cody Niedermeier
- Big Ten Tournament Most Valuable Defensive Player
- Sportsmanship Award
Big Ten All-Academic
Georget Campbell, Mael Corboz, Tsubasa Endoh, Cody Niedermeier
CODY NIEDERMEIER
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