Box Score When and Where: October 24, 2023 – Springfield, Mass. (Abdow Field)
Score:Â Southern New Hampshire University 4, American International College 0
Records:Â SNHU 9-7 (8-4 NE10), AIC 6-10 (3-9 NE10)
Sophomore
Emma Peeters (Wageningen, Netherlands) made nine saves and four different players scored goals as SNHU field hockey won 4-0 at American International College on Tuesday in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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STANDOUT PERFORMERS
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KEY MOMENTS
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- Thibodeau opened the scoring at 12:52 after van de Poll came up with a turnover in the Yellow Jacket end and pushed the ball ahead to her for the easy goal.
- Christis made it 2-0 just 51 seconds into the fourth quarter, scoring off a pass from Wiersma off a penalty corner.
- Van de Poll took a long pass from Christis and scored on the breakaway to make it 3-0 at 51:06.
- Wiersma completed the scoring at 54:30 for the Penmen off a pass from Christis that started with a penalty corner from Bates.
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INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- AIC outshot the Penmen 15-13, and had a 7-4 advantage on penalty corners.
- Peeters improved to 9-7, making nine saves.
NOTES
- van de Poll leads the Penmen with 28 points on 13 goals and 2 assists.
- Christis has 25 career assists, the most in program history. She has also scored seven goals in the last four games.
- Peeters earns her sixth career shutout (in 28 starts).
- The Penmen now lead the all-time series with AIC 5-4 including three straight.
- At 8-4 in NE10 play, the Penmen are in fifth place, just a game behind Pace and Bentley for third. The top four teams will earn home games in the NE10 quarterfinals.
UP NEXT
- SNHU will conclude the regular season on Saturday at St. Thomas Aquinas (2:30 p.m.).
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