Field Hockey Rolls Past Stonehill, Drop Game to Maine

ORONO, Maine — Davidson scored four goals in a little more than 10 minutes of the third quarter and pulled away from Stonehill 6-0 Saturday afternoon on the University of Maine's campus.

It's the second win for the Wildcats, who improved to 2-2. Stonehill fell to 0-3.

Lourdes Wolf took her season total to a team-best four goals with two on Saturday, including the game's first midway through the first quarter. She also scored off a penalty corner and an Ava Perkins assist early in the third, starting the four-goal barrage in a stretch of 10 minutes and 20 seconds.

Sophie Rousseau scored her first career goal in the second quarter, off an Ise Adams assist, to give the Wildcats a 2-0 edge at the break.

Eva van der Kooi's goal, assisted by Matilda Collins, pushed it to 4-0, and Ellie Johnson scored her first career goal, off a Maia Macaloney assist, to make it 5-0. Liv Goeke's goal finalized the scoring with 2:15 left in the third.

Keepers Avery Foster (45 minutes) and Eleanor Larsen (15 minutes) made one save apiece to preserve the shutout.

Davidson scored six goals once last year, in a 6-1 defeat of Towson in late August.

Maine Stops 'Cats in Overtime

ORONO, Maine — Maine's Taylor Stanford scored early in overtime to lift the Black Bears past Davidson 1-0 Sunday afternoon.

The Wildcats, now 2-3, concluded their two-game northeastern road swing 1-1, while Maine improved to 2-2.

Stanford's score came one minute into the extra session after the teams played scoreless for 60 minutes of regulation.

Maine finished with a 13-5 shots advantage, including 6-2 in shots-on-goal, and had five penalty corners to Davidson's one.

Lourdes Wolf had both the Wildcats' shots-on-goal.

Keeper Avery Foster made five saves.

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