Washington College Field Hockey Team Continues Centennial Conference Play with Mixed Results
The Washington College field hockey team has participated in four games in the last two weeks, showcasing its resilience and determination in the Centennial Conference. With a shutout 4-0 victory against Bryn Mawr College on September 30, the Shorewomen demonstrated their strength in conference play. However, they faced close losses to Muhlenberg College and Ursinus College, showcasing the team's ability to persevere despite setbacks. The Shorewomen's ability to adapt and adjust their strategies, as mentioned by senior midfielder MaryCate Anson, will be crucial in their upcoming games against Haverford College and Franklin & Marshall College.
Key Takeaways:
- The Shorewomen earned a shutout 4-0 victory against Bryn Mawr College on September 30, with senior midfielder MaryCate Anson tallying one goal and three assists.
- The team lost 3-2 to Muhlenberg College on October 4, with Colleen Anson praising the team's grit and determination in the face of adversity.
- The Shorewomen won 4-2 against McDaniel College on October 8, thanks to a strong performance from Anson and Natalie Watkinson's second-quarter goal.
- The team lost 4-1 to Ursinus College on October 11, with Watkinson scoring the only goal for the Shorewomen.
- The Shorewomen will continue conference play against Haverford College (ranked twenty-third in the nation) on October 15 and Franklin & Marshall College (ranked nineteenth in the nation) on October 18.
- Anson mentioned that the team is planning to change up their on-field positioning and work on different presses to improve their performance.
Statistics:
- The Shorewomen have participated in 12 games this season, with a record of 5-7.
- The team has won 2 out of 4 conference games, with a standing of 2-2 in the Centennial Conference.
- MaryCate Anson has recorded 7 goals and 10 assists this season, making her a key player in the team's success.
- Natalie Watkinson has scored 5 goals, including a crucial second-quarter goal against McDaniel College.
Sources:
- Byline: Evelyn L. Lucado By Aaron Rodenhausen Sports Editor The Washington College field hockey team continued its participation in the Centennial Conference with four games in the last two weeks.
- Field Hockey's first conference win was on September 30 against Bryn Mawr College.