The University of Maryland Terrapins personify athletic excellence and rich tradition at College Park, known for their unique four-color identity: red, white, gold, and black. Since 1892, the Terrapin programs have captured 32 NCAA team national championships across men’s basketball, women’s sports, field hockey, lacrosse, football, and soccer. In men’s basketball, the 2002 national title under Gary Williams heralded Maryland’s rise, while women's lacrosse boasts a record 15 NCAA championships, and men’s lacrosse has claimed multiple titles. Their football program holds national championships from the 1950s, reflecting decades of competitive achievement. Maryland’s celebrated traditions include the creation of Midnight Madness and the passionate Testudo mascot, while the “M-A-R-Y-L-A-N-D” chant fuels electrifying crowds at XFINITY Center and SECU Stadium. Since joining the Big Ten in 2014, Terrapin athletics have maintained momentum, producing elite athletes who compete at NCAA and Olympic levels. Maryland’s commitment to championship culture is woven into its DNA, uniting a diverse student body and alumni in spirited support and pursuit of greatness on fields, courts, and arenas.