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7
Winner Stonehill STO (6-3, 3-0 NE10)
2
American Int'l AIC (1-8, 0-3 NE10)
Winner
Stonehill STO
(6-3, 3-0 NE10)
7
Final
2
American Int'l AIC
(1-8, 0-3 NE10)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
Stonehill STO 3 4 7
American Int'l AIC 0 2 2

Game Recap: Field Hockey |

O'Connor, Lombardozzi score in field hockey loss to No. 10 Stonehill

SPRINGFIELD, Massachusetts - The American International College field hockey team scored twice in the second half in a 7-2 setback to No. 10 Stonehill at Abdow Field on Tuesday, September 26.

FAST FACTS:
Final Score: AIC 2, No. 10 Stonehill 7
Record: AIC drops to 1-8 overall and 0-3 in the Northeast-10 on the season, while Stonehill improves to 6-3 overall and 3-0 in NE10 play.
Location: Ronald J. Abdow Field, Springfield, Massachusetts

STAT LEADERS:
AIC:
Devyn O'Connor (one goal)
Katie Lombardozzi (one goal)
Georgia Barnes (one assist)
Nichara Condo (one assist)
Chelsea Davis (two defensive saves)
Alexis Torosian (nine saves)

Stonehill:
Kacie Smith (three goals, one assist)
Carly Andersen (two goals, one assist)
Sarah Freedman (five saves)

HOW IT HAPPENED:
  • Stonehill jumped out to a 3-0 halftime lead, thanks to first-half goals by Kacie Smith, Taylor Ladue, and Carly Andersen.
  • Smith struck twice more early in the second half for the hat trick to put the Skyhawks up 5-0.
  • Georgia Barnes made a great move at the top of the circle and then dished to Devyn O'Connor, who stuffed home her second of the year at 56:02.
  • Andersen and Alexandria Sylvia scored the final two goals of the game for Stonehill.
  • Nichara Condo inserted a corner on the left side to Katie Lombardozzi, who blasted home her second of the year at 68:51.
COACH'S CORNER:
  • "We played strong tonight and generated some good scoring opportunities. With a few minor adjustments I know that we will be successful in our upcoming games," head coach Rhonwen Peters said after the loss.
NOTES:
  • With two more defensive saves tonight, Davis regained sole possession of the national lead in the category with six; she has 14 in her career, six away from the AIC record of 20 set by Katrina Heterbring '11, more than halfway to the NE10 record of 26 set by Briana Rubenstein of Adelphi from 2011-14 and just shy of halfway to the NCAA DII record of 29 set by Danielle Jones of Mercy from 2011-14.
UP NEXT:
  • The Yellow Jackets visit the Bentley Falcons for a noon contest on Saturday, September 30 to close out the month.
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