Weekly Maryland recruiting roundup

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* Maryland-bound forward Jake Layman's King Philip squad suffered a 73-69 loss to Stoughton.

 King Philip's Jake Layman scored a game-high 30 points, adding 13 rebounds and four blocks.

* The Charlotte Observer this week profiled Terps center target Kennedy Meeks.

"The schools recruiting me most right now are (North) Carolina, Georgetown and Louisville and Florida," Meeks said. "Right now, I'm wide open. As long as I'm playing, I'm cool with it."

* Maryland women's forward signee Tierney Pfirman scored her 2,000th career point Tuesday night.

"It's all surreal right now," Pfirman said. "Going Division I, getting the 2,000 points... It's high school, I'm still a kid and hopefully in college I'll look back and be like, 'Wow that was a good high school career there.'"

* Terps guard signee Chloe Pavlech powered Sycamore (Ohio) to an upset win Wednesday.

They had good reason. Pavlech scored 20 points, including four free throws in the final 27 seconds, as Sycamore snapped Princeton's 32-game Greater Miami Conference winning streak, according to the GMC website, with a 55-52 win Wednesday night at Princeton.

* UM guard commitment Lexie Brown had a big game for North Gwinnett (Ga.) this week.

Lexie Brown of North Gwinnett exploded for 25 points at the Kay Yow Girls Night Out Tournament at Starr's Mill in a 41-37 win over Dutch Fork (S.C.).

* Terps center signee Malina Howard played well in Twinsburg (Ohio) High's 51-46 loss to DuPont Manual of Louisville, Ky.

Howard was the only Tiger who hit double figures. The 6-foot-4 senior muscled for 22 points, grabbed 13 rebounds and blocked four shots.

Football recruiting

* The Washington Post reports that Friendship Collegiate (D.C.) defensive tackle Eddie Goldman has narrowed his list of schools to three.

Goldman, a 6-foot-4, 315-pound senior, will spend the next week choosing between Alabama, Auburn and Florida State, [Friendship coach Aazar] Abdul-Rahim said.

* Good Counsel wide receiver and Terps target Stefon Diggs won't make his decision until Feb. 10. The majority of ESPN.com experts think he's headed south.

Athlete Stefon Diggs (No. 13 in ESPNU 150): Five of seven experts predict Florida

Rivals.com's Mike Farrell tweeted that Maryland will get Diggs' last official visit next weekend.

* H.D. Woodson (D.C.) four-star defensive back Kenneth Crawley, a top Maryland target, has committed to Colorado.

Crawley, 6-foot-1 and 170 pounds, indicated to Rivals.com that he wanted to go to a building program like Colorado "to make a change."

* Scout.com's Bob Lichtenfels tweeted late last week that Wilmington (Del.) Charter junior defensive back Jarrett Ross, the younger brother of Terps running back Brandon Ross, committed to Maryland. Check back with Recruiting Report after Signing Day for more on Ross.