The Associated Press | December 12, 2014 Maryland keeper Steffen leaves for Germany Share COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Maryland sophomore goalkeeper Zack Steffen is leaving college to sign with Freiburg of Germany's Bundesliga. Maryland made the announcement Friday on its website. A 19-year-old from Downingtown, Pennsylvania, Steffen led the Terrapins to consecutive regular-season and conference titles and was defensive most outstanding player at last year's NCAA College Cup, where Maryland lost to Notre Dame. Maryland coach Sasho Cirovski says "this is a tremendous opportunity for Zack." Other Maryland players who have signed with European clubs include Taylor Twellman and Robbie Rogers. CONGRATS to @z_steff1 for inking a contract with @sc_freiburg of the @Bundesliga_EN! #TerpNation will miss you! http://t.co/yPiGzrHnG2 — Maryland Mens Soccer (@MarylandMSoccer) December 12, 2014 Maryland women's basketball is our Team of the Week after an impressive slate of wins Maryland is our latest team of the week in DI women's basketball after knocking off Mount St. Mary's, UNC Wilmington and Baylor. READ MORE Men's soccer rankings: Wild week leads to big changes in latest top 10 The United Soccer Coaches poll has been updated following Week 3 in Division I men's soccer. Three teams made significant leaps in the top 10 this week, dramatically reshaping the rankings. READ MORE Jared Bernhardt, the best lacrosse player in the country, is now starting QB at Ferris State Jared Bernhardt finished his DI men's lacrosse career at Maryland with the Tewaaraton Award. Now, he's quarterbacking Ferris State to victory on the DII football field. Here's his story. READ MORE