Ashley Hughes
0
Wells WEL-FH (0-2)
7
Winner Houghton HCFH16 (1-1)
Wells WEL-FH
(0-2)
0
Final
7
Houghton HCFH16
(1-1)
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Wells WEL-FH 0 0 0
Houghton HCFH16 2 5 7

Game Recap: Field Hockey |

Field Hockey Explodes for Seven Goals in Home Opener

HOUGHTON, N.Y. – Sophomore Tanya Hatton scored three times and Kelsie Ashley and Katelyn Cook each tallied a goal and an assist as Houghton field hockey treated the home fans to a 7-0 win over Wells College, Saturday at Burke Field.

Game Vitals
Score: Houghton 7 | Wells 0
Records: Houghton 1-1 | Wells 0-2
Venue: Burke Field | Attendance: 75

Key Moments
>> Sierra Kennedy and Tanya Hatton each scored in the first half to stake the Highlanders to a 2-0 halftime lead
>> Hatton (twice), Seoyoung Je, Katelyn Cook and Kelsie Ashley each scored in the second half
>> Houghton's five second half goals came over a 17-minute span

Key Stats
>> Houghton outshot the Express, 25-1, on the afternoon
>> Goalkeepers Elizabeth Piszker and Sarah Olandt split time in net but neither faced any shots on goal. It was Olandt's first action of her career
>> The seven goals is the most scored by the Highlanders since an 8-1 season opening win over Cedar Crest in 2014
>> Kennedy's goal was the first of her career

Coach's Corner
"
I am very pleased with how the girls played today.In the past we may have won that game 2-0, but winning 7-0 today shows that our offense is clicking and we are headed in a good direction. Our defense was unbeatable and very focused.They rarely let anything in our defensive end and were creating attacking oppertunities form the back every time they won the ball. A day where everyone gets to play is always exciting for the program. I am still looking forward to our games next week when all 11 starters are present and in full health. [This was] another day well spent preparing for our first conference match against conference champs Stevens Tech." -- Highlander Head Coach Hannah Ogden

Next Time Out
The Highlanders host Keuka College on Wednesday, September 7 at 3:30 p.m. at Burke Field
 
 
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