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Field Hockey Triumph After Double Header

By Ellie George and Lia Trewhella | October 5, 2022

“[We] played really well all weekend, scored some nice goals on Saturday, scored some really nice goals on Sunday,” Andy Smith said.

Field Hockey Falls in Pair of Big Ten Matchups

By Gabriella Pacitto and Ellie George | September 21, 2022

Cornell began its weekend with a matchup against No. 6 Penn State (6-1) on Saturday, before taking on No. 7 Michigan (4-3) on Sunday. Both games were hard fought, but the weekend ended in two scoreless losses for the Red.

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Field Hockey Has Split Weekend in Games Against Wagner College and UAlbany

By Gabriella Pacitto | September 14, 2022

“Aerin Park was unbelievable,” Head Coach Andy Smith said. “I think she had 13 saves on Sunday and I think that she kept us in the game and gave us a platform for us to go on and compete and we did. We tied the game up with five minutes to go.”

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Field Hockey Falls to Yale in Season Finale

By Grayson Ruhl and Ruth Abraham | November 9, 2021

2021 was a season of missed opportunity for the Red. The team found itself in a number of close matchups, including multiple games in which it blew leads, that would have significantly changed its final record.

Field Hockey Falls to 8-8 Record Following Losses to Harvard and Syracuse

By Grayson Ruhl and Ruth Abraham | November 2, 2021

Field hockey looked to build on momentum this past weekend when they faced No. 10 ranked Harvard (14-1) and No. 12 ranked Syracuse (12-4). However, these two top 25 programs proved to be too tall a challenge for the Red, as it fell 3-1 against the Crimson on Saturday and 6-0 against the Orange on Sunday.

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Field Hockey Wins in Double Overtime Against Brown

By Grayson Ruhl and Ruth Abraham | October 26, 2021

Up until the fourth quarter, it seemed as though this was the Red’s game to win, with the team outshooting the Bears 12-5. However the momentum changed completely in the final period, and the Bears proved they were not going down without a fight. The Bears scored two back-to-back goals by sophomore Imogen Govan and van Rootselaar, tying up the game at three apiece.