Bryn Mawr junior midfielder Riley Barger, who led the No. 12 Mawrtians (17-1-1) to their second straight Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B Conference championship, has made a verbal commitment to play at Maryland.

In her third year as a starter, Barger scored 12 goals and added 20 assists -- providing the championship-clinching goal in the latter stages of the Mawrtians' 2-1 win over Roland Park in Saturday's title game.

"Riley has been a difference-maker in our program," Bryn Mawr coach Tina Steck said. "She brings such a high level of technical ability with the ball and she's always pushing herself and teammates in a positive way. She raises the level of everybody's game and is a great asset to have."

Barger, who has been offered a full athletic scholarship to play at Maryland, also received offers from Wake Forest, Penn State, Vanderbilt, Florida and Georgetown. This season, the Terrapins earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA women's soccer tournament for the first time in program history as they will host High Point on Friday.