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Dakota Anderson, a Williamsburg native, has been named MAC Goalkeeper of the Week for the second consecutive week after posting a shutout against Davidson and a six‑save performance against American, boosting her season totals to 21 saves and a league‑leading 0.69 goals‑against average.
The Mid-American Conference highlighted three student‑athletes for their pivotal contributions during Week 2, showcasing offensive firepower, defensive resilience and goalkeeping reliability.
The Mountaineers, led by standout Chloe Hook and veteran Sophia Baxter, prepare for a demanding stretch that includes a top‑ranked Wake Forest showdown and a historic series test.
The Mountaineers' inaugural loss saw Hook net the only goal while Anderson made six saves, but American's late penalty corner secured the win.
The Mountaineers’ perfect start ends with a 2-1 defeat in the capital, setting the stage for a September 9 showdown with Queens University of Charlotte.
The Mountaineers’ 2-0 win over Davidson marked their first road victory of the season, highlighted by Hook’s decisive goal and Anderson’s six‑save shutout.
The Mountaineers' first game of the season ended in a 2-1 loss, highlighted by Chloe Hook's third goal in three games and a strong performance from goalkeeper Dakota Anderson, with a three-game homestand against Queens on the horizon.
A tightly contested match at Jan C. Watson Field Stadium saw Georgetown take an early lead before App State forced a 1‑1 stalemate in overtime.
A clutch overtime performance by Appalachian State Field Hockey secured a 2‑1 win over Georgetown, extending the Mountaineers’ unbeaten start and showcasing standout contributions from Chloe Hook, Baylie Phillips and goalkeeper Dakota Anderson
A freshman’s first collegiate goal and a clutch strike in regulation forced overtime, where Appalachian State secured a 2-1 victory over Georgetown.
Georgetown University's field hockey squad lost a tightly fought overtime match to Appalachian State, dropping to a 1‑1 record while the Mountaineers improved to 2‑0.
The Mountaineers edged Towson 1‑0 in overtime, with Dakota Anderson posting a career‑high shutout and Sarah Callery delivering the game‑winning goal.
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.