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Indiana Field Hockey Crushes Central Michigan 5-0 on Senior Day

Hoosiers showcase offensive depth and defensive discipline ahead of a grueling road trip

Senior Day Triumph

On Senior Day, the Indiana field hockey team delivered a commanding 5-0 victory over Central Michigan University, underscoring their offensive firepower and disciplined defense.

Celia Arroyo Cabezudo opened the scoring with her fourth goal of the season, a finish assisted by Molly Stutte and Berta Sáenz de Santa María, illustrating the depth of the Hoosiers’ attacking options.

Mijntje Hagen added to the lead before halftime, converting a penalty corner to put Indiana up 2-0, a moment that set the tone for the rest of the match.

The Hoosiers’ dominance was reflected in the shot statistics, which showed an 18-1 advantage in shots on goal and five penalty corners taken without conceding a single goal, while goalkeeper Sadie Canelli preserved the clean sheet by denying Central Michigan’s lone attempt in the fourth quarter.

For senior forward Inés Garcia Prado, the day marked a full-circle moment as she netted her first goal of the celebration, capping four years of service with a highlight that resonated with teammates and fans alike.

Coach Kayla Bashore praised the team’s defensive pressure and the importance of maintaining a two‑three touch style as they prepare for a demanding four‑game road stretch that begins Friday with Cornell University in Columbus, Ohio.

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