WEST HAVEN, Conn. — New Haven Field Hockey lost to Stonehill 2-1 in overtime Friday at home, with
Emma Beaujouan (Concord, N.H./Concord) scoring the Chargers' only goal
Beaujouan finished with one goal, three shots and one shot on goal. Lambert played 68:56 in net, made five saves and faced seven shots, while
Liz Trentmann (Amsterdam, Netherlands) added one assist.
Stonehill produced the first score of the first quarter at 5:55, when Teagan O'Donnell scored with an assist from Delaney Wojnarowicz to put New Haven down 1-0. The Blue & Gold worked back into the attack later in the quarter, earning a penalty corner from
Abbie Volfman (Clarksburg, Md./Clarksburg) at 12:04 before Beaujouan scored at 12:11 from Trentmann's assist to tie the game at 1-1. Neither side scored over the remaining stretch, and the first quarter ended tied 1-1.
Lambert kept the Chargers even early in the second quarter, saving Wojnarowicz's shot at 18:38 and Isa Houben's attempt at 19:42. Stonehill earned a penalty corner at 19:46, but Lambert stopped Karleigh Mirabile's shot five seconds later to keep the quarter scoreless. Sadie Elion sent Stonehill's final shot wide at 29:59, and neither side scored in the quarter as the game remained tied 1-1 at halftime.
Stonehill earned the first penalty corner of the third quarter at 31:08 before the Blue & Gold generated a chance of their own on Beaujouan's shot wide at 33:01. The visitors came back with another penalty corner at 33:54 and a Mary Collins shot wide at 34:06, then played through a green card to Siena De Roeck at 35:07. Lambert kept the quarter scoreless with a save on Jill Miller at 38:36, and the quarter ended with the score tied 1-1.
In the fourth quarter, Stonehill generated the first recorded shot when Havana De Roeck sent an attempt wide at 50:17. The Chargers had a penalty corner through
Ali Kowalski (Metuchen, N.J.) at 52:54, but the quarter stayed scoreless. Stonehill later had a penalty corner taken by Houben at 57:58, and Beaujouan's shot was blocked at 59:22 as regulation ended with the score tied 1-1.
Early in overtime, Lambert turned away O'Donnell's shot at 62:24 to keep Stonehill off the board. The Blue & Gold answered with consecutive penalty corners by Volfman at 64:34 and 64:44, and Volfman put a shot on goal that Isabelle Morton saved at 64:51. Stonehill later earned a penalty corner at 66:26 and had Miller's shot blocked at 67:22 before Wojnarowicz scored off a Siena De Roeck assist at 68:56, giving Stonehill the 2-1 win.
New Haven will travel to Durham, N.H., to face University of New Hampshire on Sunday, Oct. 11, at 2 p.m.
