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Maryland Field Hockey opened its 2026 campaign with a 3-0 victory over Drexel, marking the program’s 30th straight opener win and setting the stage for a Conference Cup clash with Temple.
The Eagles open the season on September 5 against Providence, hoping to leverage experienced captains and fresh talent.
American University's field hockey team opened its season with a dramatic overtime defeat to Cal, featuring early scoring, a comeback attempt, and debut performances.
The University of Iowa field hockey team, ranked eleventh, pulled off a stunning overtime victory against seventh‑seeded Wake Forest, rallying from a three‑goal hole to win 4‑3. Coach Lisa Cellucci praised the team’s resilience, highlighting key performances from Ava Moore, Bianca Rees‑Gibbs, and Reine van Hoof.
The University of Louisville field hockey squad opened its 2026 campaign with a 2-1 victory over the Miami Redhawks, highlighted by a clutch shootout finish and key contributions from senior players.
The Wildcats defeated VCU 2-0 in a defensive showcase, celebrating their 2025 championship while preparing for a clash with Lafayette.
A 2‑1 overtime defeat highlights both the challenges and bright spots for Carolina's rebuilding squad.
The University of Iowa field hockey team erased a 3-0 deficit to defeat No. 7 Wake Forest 4-3 in sudden victory overtime, highlighted by goals from Fréderique van Cleef and Reine van Hoof.
Georgetown’s field hockey team edged Davidson 2-1 in a rain‑delayed opener, with sophomore Adelae Chierici and freshman Tatum Johnson finding the net and goalkeeper Alex Duff delivering key saves.
Ranked No. 7, the Wake Forest field hockey team battled No. 11 Iowa to a 5-4 overtime loss in their 2026 season opener at Kentner Stadium.
The UVM field hockey team opened its season with a 5‑2 victory over Northeastern, highlighted by Veerle Nijhuis’s two goals and a fourth‑quarter surge.
In a tightly contested opener, Michigan edged North Carolina 2‑1 in overtime, with Eva Bernardy opening the scoring and Sofia Ghanbari delivering the game‑winning goal on her collegiate debut.
Liberty University’s women’s hockey squad began the campaign by routing Maine 5‑0, with Dara Semmartin leading the scoring and the defense posting a clean sheet.
Appalachian State field hockey opened the season with a 1‑0 win over Towson, highlighted by Sarah Callery’s overtime goal assisted by Kassie Paul and Dakota Anderson’s first‑career shutout.
Monmouth University's field hockey team defeated No. 17-ranked Rutgers 5-1 in their season opener, highlighting strong offensive distribution, defensive pressure, and a resilient mindset under Coach Carli Figlio.
The franchise announced a series of front‑office appointments that reshape its hockey operations, introduce a full‑time emergency backup goalie and expand scouting talent.
The River Hawks opened their 2026 campaign with a narrow defeat, highlighted by Karli Penrod’s first‑half strike and a decisive goal from Star Horlock.
The Skyhawks fell 2‑1 in overtime after a strong start, with key performances from Morton, Mirabile and Williams shaping a tightly fought contest.
The Tar Heels’ opening night ended in heartbreak as Michigan edged them in overtime, setting up a showdown with No. 11 Iowa.
The Cavaliers opened their 2026 campaign with a 4-3 overtime triumph over Penn State, featuring clutch performances from several young players and setting the tone for a demanding schedule ahead.
Freshman forward Malena Bertone scored both goals on her collegiate debut, while goaltender Luci Hollister’s clutch save helped preserve a 2-1 win as Hofstra outshot Rider 11‑5 in the fourth quarter.
A former U.S. Army Special Forces officer conducted a moderate outdoor workout for Arizona State University hockey players. When first‑year forward Matthew Mayich suffered a sudden cardiac arrest, he was rushed to a local hospital and is now comatose at the Barrow Neurological Institute. The incident has sparked a university investigation and raised questions about the safety of the session.
The University of Richmond field hockey team opened the 2026 season with a dominant 12‑0 triumph over Queens University in Charlotte, establishing a new program record for goals and tying for ninth place in NCAA Division I history.
A late goal by Sophia Livingston trimmed the deficit, but Lafayette held on for a 2-1 victory in Evanston, Illinois.