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When Brionna Jones got to the WNBA in 2017, one of the things she remembers most is the help she received from her former Terrapins teammate Alyssa Thomas. Now she’s the veteran helping younger players, including two more former Terps in Kaila Charles and her sister, Stephanie Jones.
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University of Maryland director of athletics Damon Evans has announced an agreement with women’s basketball head coach and National Coach of the Year Brenda Frese that extends her contract through the 2026-27 season.
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Maryland’s Ashley Owusu and Diamond Miller are part of the USA team that will compete in the FIBA AmeriCup June 11-19 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. “It’s definitely a chance to prove yourself and to also go up against some of the best competition in college,” Owusu said.
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Maryland women’s basketball head coach Brenda Frese was named National Coach of the Year by the Associated Press.
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Maryland women’s basketball enters its March 28 Sweet 16 matchup against Texas on a 15-game winning streak and with six players averaging double figures in scoring. “The chemistry on this team is off the charts,” senior Chloe Bibby said.
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Though only a sophomore, Ashley Owusu is easily one of the best basketball players in the country, and she has broken out of her shell as a vocal leader for the Terps this season as well.
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Maryland women’s basketball is 17-2 and eying another Big Ten title, and the eighth-ranked Terrapins are flying high in no small part due to transfers Katie Benzan and Chloe Bibby, who have helped power the nation’s highest-scoring offense.
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“I was just hoping … that I would be good enough that they wouldn’t fire me,” women’s basketball coach Brenda Frese said as she reflected on reaching 500 wins at Maryland. “It’s amazing to think back to the journey of what it’s been like to get to this point.”
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Maryland’s 2006 NCAA women’s basketball championship, which was 15 years ago this season, still engenders plenty of smiles and laughs from those Terps. Brenda Frese, Laura Harper and Kristi Toliver remember that remarkable season.
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The Maryland women’s basketball team leads the nation with 92.5 points per game, and sophomore Diamond Miller is a key reason why the Terps have been so prolific. “She’s just tapping the surface of what she’s capable of,” head coach Brenda Frese said.
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