Junior midfielder Will Snider came into Saturday’s matchup against Johns Hopkins with just three career goals. The Seattle native nearly doubled his output by the end of the game, doing it in the biggest moments.
Snider tied the game with 2:37 to go in regulation, then won it off a screamer from the left side in triple overtime for an 8-7 win. With the goal, No. 3 Maryland was able to win the Big Ten regular-season title and do something it hadn’t done in over 50 years: win back-to-back games at Homewood Field.
The No. 7 Blue Jays (9-4, 3-2) took a 7-5 lead with 9:44 left, and for much of the fourth quarter, it looked like that would remain the score when the final horn sounded.