University of Richmond Athletics
Late Lock Haven Comeback Too Much For Spiders In 2-1 OT Loss
09/27/2019 | Field Hockey
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – The University of Richmond field hockey team looked to be on its way to a 2-0 start in Atlantic 10 play, but a late Lock Haven goal and a game-winner from the Bald Eagles in overtime gave the hosts a 2-1 win on Friday afternoon in Lock Haven, Pa.
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The majority of the first quarter was played in the midfield, as neither team managed to keep possession, but the Spiders got on the board with 5:53 to play when senior Amanda DaSilva's shot off a penalty corner was deflected in by a defender. Olivia Frazier and Regan McCrossan assisted DaSilva on the play.
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The Spiders took momentum from there, but couldn't manage a shot through the remainder of the first half despite dominating possession. Just one of Lock Haven's first-half shots was on frame and saved by junior goalkeeper Frankie-Lynne Conklin.
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The Spiders came out and tripled their shot output in the first two minutes of the third quarter, rattling off a pair of shots but unable to find the back of the cage. The Bald Eagles did the same just a few minutes later, but a pair of consecutive saves from Conklin kept the hosts off the board.
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After neither team scored in the third period despite a combined six shots and four penalty corners, Lock Haven managed to tie the game with just under six minutes to play and hold on to send the game to overtime.
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Richmond had its chances in the extra time, but the Bald Eagles scored off a breakaway just over four minutes into the first overtime period to take a 2-1 win.
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The Spiders return to action on Sunday, September 29, when they travel to take on A-10 foe UMass. Game time in Amherst, Mass. Is set for 12 p.m.
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The majority of the first quarter was played in the midfield, as neither team managed to keep possession, but the Spiders got on the board with 5:53 to play when senior Amanda DaSilva's shot off a penalty corner was deflected in by a defender. Olivia Frazier and Regan McCrossan assisted DaSilva on the play.
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The Spiders took momentum from there, but couldn't manage a shot through the remainder of the first half despite dominating possession. Just one of Lock Haven's first-half shots was on frame and saved by junior goalkeeper Frankie-Lynne Conklin.
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The Spiders came out and tripled their shot output in the first two minutes of the third quarter, rattling off a pair of shots but unable to find the back of the cage. The Bald Eagles did the same just a few minutes later, but a pair of consecutive saves from Conklin kept the hosts off the board.
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After neither team scored in the third period despite a combined six shots and four penalty corners, Lock Haven managed to tie the game with just under six minutes to play and hold on to send the game to overtime.
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Richmond had its chances in the extra time, but the Bald Eagles scored off a breakaway just over four minutes into the first overtime period to take a 2-1 win.
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The Spiders return to action on Sunday, September 29, when they travel to take on A-10 foe UMass. Game time in Amherst, Mass. Is set for 12 p.m.
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Team Stats
UR
LHU
Goals
1
2
Shots
5
10
Shots on Goal
3
5
Saves
3
2
Corners
7
3
Offsides
0
0
Fouls
0
0
Scoring Plays

DASILVA, Amanda (2)
Assisted By: FRAZIER, Olivia , MCCROSSAN, Regan
shot deflected in off a penalty corner
9:09

FARLEY, MacKenzie (2)
Assisted By: STEVENS, Amy
collected loose ball and shot deflected
53:51

PALMA, Jazmin (3)
picks up ball in her own half beat defen
64:02
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