Allison Campbell

STOCKTON, Calif. -- Allison Campbell scored a pair of goals and had five steals to help engineer the No. 13-ranked University of Maryland water polo team’s come-from-behind 10-8 win over University of the Pacific in the Terrapins’ fourth game of their annual spring break trip.

The Terps (13-4) trailed 7-4 early in the third quarter before mounting their rally.

Campbell’s goal with 3:17 left in the third knotted the game at 7-all. She tied it again at eight-all with a strike 3:51 into the final period after stealing the ball from Pacific which was held scoreless over the final 9:31 of the game.

Nicole Tobin, who also had two goals, had the game-winner, scoring an exclusion goal with 2:54 left in the contest. That tally gave Maryland its first lead of the game.

Campbell set up an insurance goal as her steal enabled Rebecca Gerrity to score 23 seconds later.

"We got our butts kicked in the first half," Maryland head coach Carl Salyer said. "After we allowed those three goals early in the third, we toughened up the rest of the way."

Pacific (9-11) scored the first two goals of the game, but Maryland tied it at 3-all on Carly Hosko’s goal less than one minute into the second quarter.

However, the Tigers scored four of the next five goals, setting the stage for Maryland’s second-half rally.

Release courtesy Maryland Athletic Communications