The Unknown Field Hockey Observer 9

The Unknown Field Hockey Observer
9-12-05

The Unknown

St Mark’s 2
Caesar Rodney 3

Madison Leone’s golden goal wins it in the 70^th minute for CR. Spartan Junior Liz Dematteis struck twice within sixty seconds to give St Mark’s a 2-1 second half lead before Jaimie Brittingham forced overtime. Jori Victory got the Riders out of the gate first before halftime.

Katelyn Falgowski was held without a point. She went pointless only twice in 18 games last season, both Spartan defeats, versus Tower Hill and Concord. Next up for a "Kateless" St Mark’s Friends and Tower Hill.

Delcastle 1
Woodbridge 3

Nikki Zeroles had an exciting varsity debut for the Blue Raiders, dropping a pair on Delcastle. Senior co-captain Olivia Pristavec added the third.

Correction

The Red Lion – Caravel score should have read 2-1, not 2-0.

College Update

9-11-05

Some unfinished business. In Delaware’s 3-2 loss to Richmond last Sunday, Shannon Taylor scored the game-winning goal. Ms Taylor, you will recall, tore up the Henlopen Conference in 2000 and 2001 while playing for Seaford. Ms T added two more Sunday in UR’s 2-0 victory over previously unbeaten Towson.

Amanda Warrington had a seven-point night with a threesome and an assist in the Hen’s 4-1 win over Rutgers.

Sister Jane Sackovich had a PC assist on Harvard’s third goal as the Crimson whipped New Hampshire 3-0.

Meredith Brown assisted as the Hoosiers tamed Pacific 6-0.

Lindsey Moyer and the Big Red were queuing up in the circle in as Cornell red flashed St Francis 9-1. The nine spot was a team record as the Devine Miss M recorded one of each.

Maggie Giddens and Michelle Huynh-Ba each had a goal and an assist as Michigan State topped JMU 3-2. Ms G was the heroine once again as she scored her second OT GW of the season, Ms H-B assisting. In Sunday action, Ms Huynh-Ba added her second goal of the weekend and team-high fifth of the season in a 2-1 OT victory over St Louis.

The Schmidt Sisters each assisted in PU’s 5-1 rout of Yale. In a 4-2 loss to UConn, Hillary scored from Paige for the Tigresses’ second counter.

Whitney Wells assisted on the game-winner as Richmond clipped VCU 1-0.

Julia Drewes converted a stroke as Stanford won their first of the season 2-0 at Appalachian State.

Ashley Judge scored her first career goal and added an assist as the Tar Heels buried Monmouth 7-0.

Jackie Ciconte scored in both games as the Terps captured another Terrapin Invitational.

Sara Schmidt was credited with a stick-stop PC assist as Nova nipped the Owls 2-1.

Carly Falgowski scored her first of the season as the Tribe tortured Kent State 7-2.

Stephanie Smith threw a pair of 4-0 shutouts this week for Stevens over Ramapo and Notre Dame.

Susan Neylan enjoyed the week. She assisted on the first and scored the second as the Wolverines topped Richard Stockton 2-1, then scored the first two against Gwynedd-Mercy before Dani Vincent supplied the OT GW

Three UA Raiders ran riot, posting a UA hat trick for Immaculata in the Mighty Macs win over Bryn Mawr. Anastasia and Alexandra Likanchuk and Jen Norris each scored a goal, with Ms Norris adding two assists, and the twins one each. Ms Alexandra added a second goal in a 3-1 loss at Haverford.

Kim Brown poster her second and third shutouts of the season, both by 1-0 scores, as Kenyon edged arch rival Oberlin and Centre College..

Amanda Collison fed Dawn McGaha for Lynchburg’s only goal in a 3-1 loss at Catawba.

Delawareans led the charge as the Hornets pummeled Shenandoah 8-1: Andrea Fleming two goals, one assist, Ms McGaha one of each and Ms Collison one goal.

Mel Thompson and Dani Unflat combined for a goal in the Green Terror’s 4-3 loss at Elizabethtown.

Jenna Schwind tallied a pair but it wasn’t enough as Messiah fell to Ursinus 3-2 in OT.

Alex Albright scored Connecticut’s only goal with 00:00 on the clock as the Camels lost to Middlebury.

Brittany Croll, named to Womensfieldhockey.com’s honor roll last week, continued on a roll this week, scoring twice and dishing out the assist on the OT GW in Franklin & Marshall’s 3-2 win over Lebanon Valley.

Megan Hihn scored her first collegiate goal as Dickinson thumped Roanoke 6-2.

Salisbury enjoyed a 3-0 week with the Delmar Delegation playing a prominent role: Brittany Elliott 4 goals, 2 assists, Tracey Lloyd 2 goals, 2 assists and Danielle Twilley 1 goal

Ashley Rowell scored her first goal of the season as the Crusaders fell to McDaniel 2-1.

Bonus Coverage

Mauri Liberati’s first collegiate goal was a game-winner for the Hokies against the College of Charleston.