Over its 50-year history, the Maryland women's basketball program has maintained a level of consistent success that is hard to match. Through three dynamic, trailblazing women leaders, the Terps have stayed atop the conference and national scene.
A consistent winning tradition with success on and off the court:
In 2019, Maryland became the 12th Division I program to reach 1,000 wins. Currently, the Terrapins own a record of 1,029-431 (.705), which is 11th in NCAA history.
The Terrapins have played 27 NCAA Tournaments and advanced to 13 Sweet Sixteens, 10 Elite Eights and five Final Fours.
For years, the Terps dominated the ACC, winning 13 league titles. After their move to the Big Ten in 2014, their dominance has continued, with the Terrapins winning regular season titles and four tournament titles in six years.
The Terps own a 100 percent graduation rate under Brenda Frese.
Every student-athlete under Frese has won a title in her four years at Maryland.
The Terrapins have been ranked in 194 consecutive Associated Press polls, second only to Baylor (319) and Connecticut (509).
