Hockey

Red Wolves Edge Out in Late Surge as Mercyhurst Wins 2‑1

Saint Francis University’s field hockey squad drops a close decision, highlighting key performances and a forthcoming clash with Lock Haven.

Saint Francis University’s Red Wolves field hockey team fell 1‑2 to Mercyhurst in a dramatic fourth‑period finish, the decisive goal coming from Gamache after a late surge.

Senior midfielder T Ciaccia, who attempted five shots, converted a power‑play opportunity after Avery Bradburn sent the ball his way, while forward Hannah Capo registered two shots and Julia Barto fired early in the match.

The contest also featured the debuts of Victoria Tamarit and Bella Castaneda, and goalkeeper Madison Morrison made six saves, the highest tally of the game.

Following the loss, the Red Wolves will enjoy a break until September 18, when they travel to Lock Haven, Pa., to face their next opponent.

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The pause gives the squad time to regroup before the September 18 showdown with Lock Haven, a match that will test the team’s resilience after the recent setback.

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