Cedar Crest College Field Hockey Team Falls to King's College in Overtime

The Cedar Crest College field hockey team engaged in a tense and closely contested match against King's College, ultimately falling to the Monarchs in a 1-0 overtime loss. The game saw strong defensive efforts from the Falcons, with sophomore Shelby Heater recording six saves and making crucial stops throughout the contest. Despite the team's best efforts, a golden goal by King's College's junior Melanie Tlatenchi secured the win in the first overtime period.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Cedar Crest College field hockey team suffered a 1-0 overtime loss to King's College, with the Monarchs securing the win in the first overtime.
  • The game saw intense defensive efforts from both teams, with the Falcons' sophomores Shelby Heater and Gracie Domingo-Whitfield leading the charge.
  • Senior Olivia Horninger and junior Sydney Jeker each took two shots on goal, but were unable to break through the Monarchs' defense.
  • King's College junior Emily Bollinger recorded seven saves, securing a shutout and leading her team to victory.
  • The loss drops Cedar Crest to a 1-2 overall record, with their next match against Alfred University scheduled for September 6th.
  • King's College improves to a 1-1 overall record, with their next match against Immaculata University scheduled for Saturday.

Statistics:

  • The game ended in a 1-0 overtime loss for Cedar Crest College.
  • Shelby Heater recorded six saves for the Falcons.
  • Emily Bollinger recorded seven saves for the Monarchs, securing a shutout.
  • Melanie Tlatenchi scored the game-winning goal for King's College.
  • Shelby Heater made crucial saves, including two consecutive stops against Davina Krappa at the 67:06 and 67:11 marks.
  • The match was played with seven shots on goal for King's College and one shot on goal for Cedar Crest.
  • The overtime period began with a tense defensive showdown, with both teams exchanging fouls early on.

Sources:

  • Cedar Crest College Athletics news release, no date available.