NEW HAVEN, Conn. (September 5, 2018) – Sophomore
Brynn Froehlich recorded two goals and an assist to lead 12 different goal scorers as the Stevens Institute of Technology Field Hockey team defeated Albertus Magnus College 13-0 Wednesday in a non-conference game at Celantano Field.
Seven different players recorded their first collegiate points for the Ducks, who set a single-game record for goals. The previous record of nine was reached on both Oct. 13, 2007 and Oct. 26, 2013 - both against Elmira College. The victory moved Stevens to 2-1 on the year with both wins coming on the road. The Ducks have not finished above .500 in games away from Hoboken since 2013.
Froehlich's five-point afternoon marked a career high. Seniors
Regan Littell and
Hannah Silvestri, sophomores
Skylar Migliaccio,
Jasmine Hoagland,
Anna Cooper,
Jaymie Fiebel and
Allison Buffenbarger and junior
Ireland Tawney joined freshmen
Kila Eadie and
Samantha Gajda in finding the back of the net for Stevens, who scored six times in the opening ten minutes.
The markers by Buffenbarger, Cooper, Eadie, Fiebel, Gajda and Hoagland, along with Appleby's first-half assist, marked the first career points for each respective player.
Emily Franco earned the victory for Stevens and
Emily Sneddon recorded a career-high 55 minutes in the combined shutout.
Turning Point
- Senior Hannah Silvestri opened the day's scoring on Stevens' second shot of the afternoon.
Inside the Numbers
- Stevens recorded 24 shots including 21 on goal. The Ducks did not allow Albertus Magnus to register a shot.
- Froehlich had a team-high four shots, with each shots registering on goal.
- Kasey Herrera made eight saves for Albertus Magnus.
- Stevens earned eight penalty corners in the first half.
Unsung Hero
- Freshman Alyssa Appleby set a career high in points with a goal and three assists.
- Appleby's three-assist performance matched the team record for assists in a game, previously achieved on four different occasions, most recently by Nolie Prouty on Oct. 9, 2016 against Elmira.
From the Sidelines
- "Today was a great day to focus on our game plan and execute on the small things."
- "I was happy we had multiple goal scorers with some recording their first collegiate points."
- "Players definitely stepped up in different positions and allowed us to increase our depth from the bench."
Up Next
- The Ducks travel to South Hadley, Massachusetts to take on Mount Holyoke College on Saturday, September 8.
- It is the second meeting between the programs. Stevens defeated the Lyons 3-1 in the first round of the 2015 NCAA Tournament in the only other meetings between the teams.
- Live stats and video links are available at StevensDucks.com
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