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By Jack Kizer
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — After its best two-game stretch of the season, Bellarmine field hockey charges into a pair of road games at Appalachian State and Davidson in North Carolina this weekend.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The 15th-ranked Harvard field hockey team (7-3, 2-0 Ivy) returns home for a pair of games this weekend, beginning with rival Yale (6-4, 1-1 Ivy) on Friday night (7 p.m.) at Berylson Field on ESPN+. The Crimson will host UMass-Lowell (8-3) on Sunday (Oct. 9) at 1 p.m. to conclude the weekend. That game will also air on ESPN+.
Contest will be part of RU's Title IX Celebration, presented by Adidas
PISCATAWAY, N.J. – No. 23 Rutgers field hockey will host No. 3 Northwestern this weekend. The game is Saturday at noon, with a live stream on B1G+, with Chris Tsakonas and Marybeth Freeman on the call. Live stats via statbroadcast, alongside twitter updates on the team's official channel.
Taylor Lyons
(Photo courtesy of Maryland Athletics)
Missy Meharg’s decision-making process used to be solely informed by intuition, but now a device the size and shape of a computer mouse helps Maryland field hockey’s coach with in-game strategy, practice schedules and training regimens.
Evelyn Walsh
The Tigers got out to a 4–0 lead and didn't look back. Courtesy of Princeton Field Hockey/Facebook.
On Wednesday, the Princeton women’s field hockey team (8–4, 2–0 Ivy) finished their non-league play with an outstanding performance against the Monmouth Hawks (4–7, 1–1 Colonial). Aggressive play from the Tigers earned them a 6–1 win to carry them toward the end of their season.
By Paige Powell, USA Field Hockey’s College Content Intern
Each week, USA Field Hockey' highlights some college games in Division I, II and III.
By Jugjet Singh
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Games champions Pahang "lost" four players to the Sultan of Johor Cup training camp, but still packed enough power to beat Perlis 4-1 in the Razak Cup today.
Rod Gilmour of The Hockey Paper runs the rule over the match of the weekend in the Vitality Women's Premier Division.
With early runners finding their pace and others struggling for form, we have a weekend of hockey that can turn the tables on their heads, Jade Bloomfield of Hockey World News previews the key matches and sequences in this week's Vitality Women's Hockey League preview.
Haryana scored an unconvincing 7-0 win over lowly Gujarat. The host put up a decent fight against Haryana and could take pride in restricting the victory margin to just seven goals.
M. R. Praveen Chandran
REPRESENTATIVE PHOTO | Photo Credit: M. Vedhan
Defending champion Haryana and Maharashtra warmed up for their quarterfinal matches with wins in the men’s hockey event of the 36th National Games at the Dhyanchand Hockey stadium here on Thursday.