Rutgers Field Hockey Eyes Growth in 2025 Season
The Scarlet Knights bring back a core of experienced players, earn national watch‑list recognition, and welcome promising transfers as they open the year ranked No. 17.
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The Scarlet Knights bring back a core of experienced players, earn national watch‑list recognition, and welcome promising transfers as they open the year ranked No. 17.

The Scarlet Knights begin their 2026 campaign on the road, facing ranked opponents Monmouth and Wagner, while key returners and a seasoned coaching staff aim to build on a strong recent record.

Rutgers field hockey looks to build on a nine‑win 2025 campaign as head coach Meredith Civico eyes her 150th career victory and a roster packed with returning stars and newcomers.

The Scarlet Knights finished 9‑9 in 2025, earned a No. 4 seed, and lost in double overtime, but a strong recruiting class and a clear goal for 2026 set the stage for a breakthrough season.

Goalkeeper Emily Nicholls and forward Anna Cogdell, both freshmen from Rutgers, will compete in the 4 Nations Tournament from July 8 to 15, facing teams from Belgium, India, England and the United States.

Rutgers field hockey goalkeeper Emily Nicholls has been selected for the Team USA U-21 Women's National Team for the 4 Nations Tournament in Lilleshall, England, bringing her impressive collegiate stats and international experience to a competitive lineup.