Assignment #3 - Jonathan Tercasio

Freshman David Kovacic looks to send the ball behind Villanova's defense. In his first season for the Terps, the freshman midfielder from Krsko, Slovenia, plays an important role in moving the attack forward.


Junior Eric Matzelevich tries to win a loose ball in the midfield. The striker has earned himself a starting position this season, in addition to the captain's armband. 

Senior Johannes Bergmann displays his poise while trying to play out of the back. As a center back, his job is not only to protect the goal, but also to thread key passes.



Scoreless at the half, the Terps head to the locker-room for a halftime chat with the coach. Led by Matzelevich, they hope to break the deadlock in the remaining 45 minutes. 

Senior Ben Di Rosa commands the attack while capitalizing on open space. Though a defender, he likes to join the offense when the opportunity presents itself. 

Matzelevich carries the ball past a defender near the corner flag. His tenacity on and off the ball renders him a threat anywhere in the offensive third. 

Wildcat keeper Carson Williams takes a goal kick in the second half. Under pressure from the Terps, he tries to generate a counterattack with his kick. 

Sophomore Bryan Padilla looks to find a Terp from the corner kick. His ability to provide a good service makes him a threat from this location. 

Padilla lines up outside the Villanova box for a free-kick. He scored from a similar position against UCLA, and he looks to recreate that magic again. 

Di Rosa, inside the Villanova box, fires a shot with his dominant right foot. His effort pays off, as the ball soon after reaches the top right corner of the goal.


Di Rosa celebrates his game-winning goal by rushing to the fan section. His passionate celebration is indicative of the type of goal he scored. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Getting Ready for Jour 370-701

Image
I'm excited to start teaching Jour370 tomorrow at UMD College Park.  Looking forward to seeing some great images. Photo and Caption example: December 23, 2018 -  5 year old Ruth Belin Ramirez wears her new party dress while swinging in her front yard in Reforma El Mirador, Oaxaca, Mexico.  Her father, Andres Ramirez, a car salesman just purchased this beloved red Chevrolet, but plans to sell it to continue to pay for Ruth’s English classes. #shotoniphone #jour370601
Read more

Final Project -- Angela Roberts

Image
UMD Loop: Gearing up for Transportation's Future Started by SpaceX in 2015, the Hyperloop Pod Competition challenges teams of students around the world to build a vehicle capable of traveling high speeds in a vacuum-sealed tube underground. At the time when I started photographing UMD's pod team, SpaceX hadn't yet issued any hints to what this year's challenge would look like. But rather than sit in limbo, UMD's team has decided to push forward in building up its membership and pitching designs. Left without any specific guidelines, though, the team must be prepared for anything. Nil Patel, a junior aerospace major, stands outside of Institute for Physical Science Technology — the building where UMD Loop meets, and where active team members spend at least 90% of their time. Nil leads one of the Loop subteams. A dingy hallway runs through the basement of IPST, leading to the room where members of the University of Maryland's Hyperloop team meet to ...
Read more

Assignment #8B- Hannah Butera

Image
Hannah Butera Assignment #8: UMD In The Fall The gleaming fall season at The University of Maryland doesn't last long.  Students take full advantage by leaving the shortcuts behind and exploring the beauty of the campus. The (afternoon) light by (name of buildings) shows how vibrant the foliage becomes in the Maryland fall season. Students relax in the crisp fall weather at Tawes Plaza Garden.  ENO hammocks are a major trend amongst UMD students, especially this time of year. The mobile hammocks pictured above are easily attached to trees, providing students a relaxation break on-the-go.  Maryland's campus is not complete without its squirrels. A variety of squirrels can be found roaming around campus; you might even get cut off by one during a walk to class.  A memorial stone for the late Rhonda M. Williams, former Professor and Director of the African American Studies program at UMD, is surrounded by beautiful foliag...
Read more