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The Maryland Terrapins are a Division I track and field program in the Big Ten, competing out of Maryland. The Terrapins bring 42 athletes into the Big Ten competition this season. Home meets for the Terrapins are held at Kehoe Track & Field Complex in , . Testudo anchors Maryland track and field identity, with "Maryland Victory Song, Maryland Fight Song" as the program's fight song. RallyFuel connects Terrapin fans directly with verified athletes on the roster. Ninety percent of every contribution goes to the athlete, and refund protection covers any deal where conditions aren't met.
The University of Maryland competes in NCAA Division I as a member of the Big Ten Conference, which it joined on July 1, 2014. The Terrapins, often called the Terps, are based in College Park, Maryland, and field 21 varsity teams.
The athletics department counts 47 team national titles across eight sports: women's lacrosse (15), men's lacrosse (13), field hockey (8), competitive cheer (4), men's soccer (4), women's basketball (2006), men's basketball (2002) and football (1953). The men's lacrosse count includes titles from before the NCAA tournament era.
Six national titles have come since the move to the Big Ten: women's lacrosse in 2015, 2017 and 2019, men's lacrosse in 2017 and 2022, and men's soccer in 2018. Maryland won its 50th Big Ten championship on November 7, 2025, when men's soccer beat Michigan State 4-3. Women's basketball leads the department with 11 of those Big Ten titles, followed by men's and women's lacrosse with 10 each.
Alyssa Thomas won gold with the U.S. women's basketball team at Paris in 2024, which the university counts as the 11th Olympic gold medal won by a Maryland alum and the second in women's basketball, after Vicky Bullett. Thea LaFond won triple jump gold for Dominica at the same Games, the first Olympic medal in her country's history.
Other Terps at Paris 2024 included field hockey players Leah Crouse, Brooke DeBerdine, Emma DeBerdine and Kelee Lepage for the United States, Nike Lorenz for Germany and Grace Balsdon for Great Britain, along with discus thrower Chioma Onyekwere for Nigeria.
Football and men's lacrosse play at SECU Stadium, and basketball, gymnastics and wrestling compete at the Xfinity Center. Field hockey and women's lacrosse play at the Maryland Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex, completed in December 2023. Gossett Hall reopened as a student-athlete center in 2021.
Testudo, the bronze terrapin given by the Class of 1933, stands in front of McKeldin Library, and rubbing his nose for good luck is the campus's most enduring tradition. Students also leave offerings at the statue during final exams. Johns Hopkins is the biggest men's lacrosse rival, and Hopkins students kidnapped Testudo before their 1947 lacrosse championship game with Maryland.