Sunday, September 23
Newton, Mass.
1:05PM
Boston College
(6-3)
6
vs
0
University of New Hampshire
(2-6)
1
2
F
New Hampshire
0
0
0
Boston College
3
3
6
Photo by: John Quackenbos
Eagles Wrap Up Perfect Week With Shutout Over New Hampshire
September 23, 2018 | Field Hockey
NEWTON, Mass. – The No. 9 Boston College field hockey team capped off a successful week with a 6-0 win over regional rival New Hampshire. The Eagles played three games in six days and defeated each of their opponents.
The Eagles opened up the contest with a pair of corner chances, but both shots went wide past New Hampshire goalkeeper Madelyn McAteer. Continuing the pattern that was set early on, the Eagles went on to pull seven corners in the first half compared to just one for the Wildcats.Â
Boston College capitalized on corner opportunities three times out of their seven over the first half. Starting off with senior captain Frederique Haverhals, who had a straight shot off of an insert from junior Brigid Wood and a stick stop from fellow captain Lucy Lytle at 19:05 into the first half.
Maddy Dorn capitalized on the next opportunity, less than two minutes after the first goal. Haverhals passed it to Dorn off of a muffed corner 20:56 into the game.
Elizabeth Warner ended the scoring for the half off of a corner as well, tipping it in after Jaime Natale took the initial shot at 26:36 into the game.
The Eagles grabbed a quick start into the second half, as Natale found the back of the net at 39:34 with a shot off of a spin move in the circle. Just one minute after, senior Elizabeth Dennehy found her first goal of the season with a shot from the corner that made it past McAteer, who was pulled following the fifth goal.
Wood found the final score of the afternoon, grabbing a pass from senior Carly Kauffman in the left corner of the circle off of a penalty corner.Â
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No. 9 Boston College 6, New Hampshire 0
September 23, 2018 | 1 p.m.
Newton Field Hockey Complex | Newton, Mass.Â
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HOW IT HAPPENED
NOTABLES
The Eagles opened up the contest with a pair of corner chances, but both shots went wide past New Hampshire goalkeeper Madelyn McAteer. Continuing the pattern that was set early on, the Eagles went on to pull seven corners in the first half compared to just one for the Wildcats.Â
Boston College capitalized on corner opportunities three times out of their seven over the first half. Starting off with senior captain Frederique Haverhals, who had a straight shot off of an insert from junior Brigid Wood and a stick stop from fellow captain Lucy Lytle at 19:05 into the first half.
Maddy Dorn capitalized on the next opportunity, less than two minutes after the first goal. Haverhals passed it to Dorn off of a muffed corner 20:56 into the game.
Elizabeth Warner ended the scoring for the half off of a corner as well, tipping it in after Jaime Natale took the initial shot at 26:36 into the game.
The Eagles grabbed a quick start into the second half, as Natale found the back of the net at 39:34 with a shot off of a spin move in the circle. Just one minute after, senior Elizabeth Dennehy found her first goal of the season with a shot from the corner that made it past McAteer, who was pulled following the fifth goal.
Wood found the final score of the afternoon, grabbing a pass from senior Carly Kauffman in the left corner of the circle off of a penalty corner.Â
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No. 9 Boston College 6, New Hampshire 0
September 23, 2018 | 1 p.m.
Newton Field Hockey Complex | Newton, Mass.Â
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HOW IT HAPPENED
- GOAL: BC 1, UNH 0; 19:06:Â Haverhals had a straight-shot to the back corner of the cage off of a corner. Wood and Lytle tallied assists.
- GOAL: BC 2, UNH 0; 20:56:Â Dorn found her first of the season off an assist from Haverhals following a muffed corner.
- GOAL: BC 3, UNH 0; 26:36:Â Warner's fourth of the year made it to the back of the net as she tipped in a shot from Natale off of a corner.
- GOAL: BC 4, UNH 0; 39:34:Â Natale grabbed her second of the year, unassisted, after a spin move shot in the circle.
- GOAL: BC 5, UNH 0; 40:43:Â Dennehy added to the list of firsts with an unassisted goal from a shot from the corner just a minute after Natale's goal.
- GOAL: BC 6, UNH 0; 62:03:Â Wood finalized the scoring for the afternoon, grabbing a pass from Kauffman on a corner.
NOTABLES
- The Eagles pulled a season-high 11 corners in the contest.
- Warner, Fusine Govaert, and Brooke Matherson each recorded four shots on goal.Â
- Boston College led 25-4 in shots.Â
- The 6-0 final score is the largest scoring margin that the Eagles have seen since their 7-0 win at Quinnipiac to start the 2018 season.
- The Eagles are now 4-0 at home.Â
- Freshman goalkeeper Jonna Kennedy faced four shots and made two saves after replacing junior Sarah Dwyer and seeing 43:24 of play.
- Eight different Eagles found their way to the final score sheet, including three earning both a goal and an assist.
- Finn Caron, Kayla Sliz, Bloem van den Brekel and Nicky Bajus led the Wildcats with one shot a piece.
- The Eagles are off until Sunday, Sept. 30, where they travel to Fairfield for a non-conference contest at 1 p.m.
Team Stats
UNH
BC
Goals
0
6
Shots
4
25
Shots on Goal
2
13
Saves
7
2
Corners
4
11
Offsides
0
0
Fouls
0
0
Scoring Plays
Frederique Haverhals (4)
Assisted By: Brigid Wood , Lucy Lytle
14 insert, 8 stick stop, 17 straight sho
19:06
Maddy Dorn (1)
Assisted By: Frederique Haverhals
off a muffed corner, 17 passed to 25 on
20:56
Elizabeth Warner (4)
Assisted By: Jaime Natale
corner, shot by 4, tipped in by 12
26:36
Jaime Natale (2)
Spin move shot in the circle
39:34
Elizabeth Dennehy (1)
shot from corner
40:43
Brigid Wood (1)
Assisted By: Carly Kauffman
corner, pass to left corner, 14 was inse
62:03
Game Leaders
Shots
4
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
1
Shots
3
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
1
Shots
1
SOG
1
Goals
1
Assists
1
Shots
2
SOG
2
Goals
1
Assists
0
Players Mentioned
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GK
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M/F
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GK
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M/F
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F
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