Boston University’s field hockey squad traveled to New Balance Field and posted a decisive 5-1 win over Dartmouth, a result that nudged the Terriers’ season standing to 2-2. The match showcased a blend of veteran leadership and emerging talent, with the team controlling possession and converting chances efficiently.
Offensive Surge
Graduate students Maddie Hudson and Caroline O'Brien spearheaded the attack, each scoring a goal and adding an assist, while senior Alex Purcell, sophomore Rachel Turer and sophomore Lucy Johnson contributed individual goals. Assists came from senior Bella Cloutier and freshman Jenna Park, underscoring the depth of scoring options across the roster.
Wall in Goal
Between the posts, senior goalkeeper Sophie Ortyl and sophomore Anna Wilson combined for six saves each, stifling Dartmouth’s attempts and preserving the Terriers’ lead throughout the contest.
The victory not only rebounds the team from earlier setbacks but also signals a promising trajectory as the season progresses, with the balanced attack and reliable defense positioning Boston University for continued success in upcoming conference play.