GAME DAY INFORMATION DATE: September 28, 2021 LOCATION: DellaCamera Field West Haven, Conn. GAME DAY LINKS LIVE STATS | LIVE VIDEO

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THE LEAD
The Chargers will put their unbeaten NE10 record back on the line on Tuesday night when they host Molloy under the lights at DellaCamera Stadium. The four conference wins is the first time the Chargers have won their first four straight in league play, while the two shutouts in that stretch set a program record for a single season. Tuesday night's game against Molloy is scheduled for a 7:00 p.m. start with all of the action available live on the Charger Sports Network on NE10 NOW using the link to the right.

SERIES HISTORY VS MOLLOY
After opening the all-time series with back-to-back losses, the Chargers picked up their first win over their new conference rival in 2019 with a 4-2 decision at DellaCamera Stadium. Tonight's game marks the third straight at DellaCamera, with the lone road game in the series, the very first meeting which came in 2018 and was the first of two meetings that season.

SCOUTING THE CHARGERS
After a scoreless battle through regulation, the Chargers came up on the short end last time out, suffering a 1-0 loss to No. 10 Bloomsburg at DellaCamera Stadium. Despite that loss, New Haven puts an unbeaten record on the line tonight when they host Molloy, an affiliate member of the NE10, with a 4-0 conference record to their credit. For the season, six different players have found the back of the cage in 2021, led by seniors Alexis Rider (Delran, N.J./Delran) and Reilly Bialko (Shickshinny, Pa./Northwest Area) who have scored three and two goals, respectively. Fellow classmate Taylor Geaglone (Enfield, Conn./Enfield) leads the team with two assists, and is one of six players to record at least one helper. In goal, graduate transfer Keira Integlia (Branford, Conn./Branford) put up her best numbers of the season last week, collecting 22 total saves including back-to-back eight save outings against Pace and West Chester. Overall for the year, Integlia has stopped 38 shots.

SCOUTING THE LIONS
Under the direction of a first year coach, the Lions have yet to add a win to their tally in 2021, entering Tuesday night with an 0-4 record, including 0-2 in conference play with shutout losses against AIC and Saint Michael's. The Lions have also had three games postponed in the early weeks of the season. Offensively, the Lions have struggled to find the back of the cage, netting just one goal in their four games, that coming from junior midfielder Kyra Dalli. In goal, Ally Saigh has earned all four starts and made a total of 41 saves on the year.  

INTEGLIA NAMED TO NE10 WEEKLY HONOR ROLL
Following a week where she racked up 22 saves, including back-to-back eight save outings against Pace and West Chester, graduate transfer goalkeeper Keira Integlia (Branford, Conn./Branford) was named to the NE10's weekly honor roll on Monday, September 20. Integlia is the second player to earn the honor after senior Alexis Rider (Delran, N.J./Delran) picked up the distinction last week after a two-goal performance against Saint Michael's. Click Here for the full weekly report.

THE 2021 SCHEDULE
The New Haven Field Hockey team kicks off its fourth season in the history of the program with seven of its first nine games at home, part of an 18-game schedule that makes up the 2021 campaign. A total of 11 of the Chargers 18 games will come on the home turf at Ralph F. DellaCamera Stadium. Following the regular season, the top eight teams in the conference standings following regular season qualifying for the NE10 Championship, which opens with a quarterfinal match-up on Nov. 2 at the home sites of the four highest seeds. The semifinal and championship matches will also take place at home sites on Nov. 5 and Nov. 7, respectively.

CHARGERS NINTH IN PRESEASON POLL
Entering their fourth season as a varsity program, the New Haven field hockey team has been picked to finish 9th in the 2021 Northeast-10 Preseason Coaches' Poll. The Chargers return to the field for the first time since the 2019 campaign when they finished with five victories, all of which came in NE10 action. New Haven finished the preseason voting with 87 points, the most they have earned in the preseason poll, keeping them inside of the top-10 for the first time. Saint Anselm earned the top billing, scoring 11 of the 15 possible first place points for a total of 190 points. Assumption and Adelphi split the remaining first place tallies with Assumption earning 171 points and one first place vote to finish second and Adelphi earning 163 points including three first place votes to finish third overall. Rounding out the top-five was a pair of teams tied for fourth place with 146 points, Stonehill and Southern New Hampshire.

UP NEXT
New Haven will spend its next two games away from its home turf with the first a visit to Worcester, Mass. to take on the Assumption Greyhounds on Sunday, October 3. The conference battle is scheduled for a 2:00 p.m. start at Multipurpose Field with all of the action available live on NE10 NOW.