In an early game of the year candidate on Tuesday afternoon in Princeton, New Jersey, one overtime was not enough to generate an outcome between two top-10 field hockey programs.
No. 7 Princeton took advantage of a penalty corner in the second overtime with midfielder Beth Yeager delivering a low shot that clanked into the cage to lift the Tigers ahead of No. 3 Maryland, 4-3, and hand the Terps their first loss of the season.
Maryland stands at 7-1 heading into a stretch of five consecutive Big Ten games, beginning this Friday against No. 8 Michigan.