Top-ranked Maryland scored two goals in the final six minutes to pull away and earn a 16-13 victory over Boston College in the NCAA Division I women's championship game Sunday at Gillette Stadium.
One of those goals was scored by sophomore attacker Caroline Steele with 5:59 left to give Maryland a 15-11 lead. Steele tied an NCAA record for most goals in the title game with five.
The national championship was the third in four years for the Terps (23-0). Maryland lost to North Carolina, 13-7, in last year's title game.
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