Box Score

Susquehanna SUS (13-3, 4-2 Landmark)

Elizabethtown ETOWN (10-4, 6-0 Landmark)

Susquehanna SUS

(13-3, 4-2 Landmark)

Final

Oct. 22, 2016

Elizabethtown ETOWN

(10-4, 6-0 Landmark)

Score By Periods
Team	1	2	F
Susquehanna SUS	1	3	4
Elizabethtown ETOWN	4	2	6

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at Rowan

10/26/2016 | 7 p.m.

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Oct. 26 (Wed) / 7 p.m.

at Rowan

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Game Recap: Field Hockey | 10/22/2016 6:50:00 PM

Field hockey stays unbeaten in Landmark, wins wild one with Susquehanna

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at Rowan

10/26/2016 | 7 p.m.

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Oct. 26 (Wed) / 7 p.m.

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Team Statistics

Team Statistics
Game Stats	SUS	ETOWN
Goals	4	6
Shots	12	14
Shots on Goal	10	11
Saves	5	6
Corners	9	8
Fouls	0	0

Scoring Summary
Scoring Team	Scoring Play
Score at 6:48
	Olivia Beachley (2) Assisted By: Emma Christman 7 plays into 19 at front of goal
Score at 8:07
	Mini Kifolo (2) Assisted By: Hunter Pitman 13 deflects 16 slap pass to 3 at left po
Score at 14:30
	Allison McLamb (5) 16 gets rebound of post, scores at right
Score at 17:53
	Nicole Leaf (2) Assisted By: Megan Eppley 14 passes to 12 out top beats goalie to
Score at 30:33
	Megan Eppley (5) Assisted By: Nicole Leaf 14 beats goalie to left on top off 12 in
Score at 36:15
	Hunter Pitman (17) 13 scores on scrum in front of goal
Score at 37:09
	Nicole Leaf (3) Assisted By: Megan Eppley 14 passes to 12 out top, beats goalie ri
Score at 41:16
	Hunter Pitman (18) 13 scores right in front of goal
Score at 53:16
	Emily Novakovich (4) 16 scores from middle of shooting circle
Score at 67:29
	Kelsey Detweiler (2) Assisted By: Emma Christman 7 dribbles down left, passes 13 at right

Goals

SUS

ETOWN

Shots

SUS

ETOWN

Shots on Goal

SUS

ETOWN

Saves

SUS

ETOWN

Corners

SUS

ETOWN

Offsides

SUS

ETOWN

Fouls

SUS

ETOWN

Game Leaders

<a href='/sports/field-hockey/roster/nicole-leaf/6395' class='boxscore_player_link'>Leaf, Nicole</a>

#12 Leaf, Nicole

Shots

4
SOG

3
Goals

2
Assists

1

<a href='/sports/field-hockey/roster/megan-eppley/6391' class='boxscore_player_link'>Eppley, Megan</a>

#14 Eppley, Megan

Shots

2
SOG

1
Goals

1
Assists

2

<a href='/sports/field-hockey/roster/allison-mclamb/6397' class='boxscore_player_link'>McLamb, Allison</a>

#16 McLamb, Allison

Shots

2
SOG

2
Goals

1
Assists

0

<a href='/sports/field-hockey/roster/kelsey-detweiler/6387' class='boxscore_player_link'>Detweiler, Kelsey</a>

#13 Detweiler, Kelsey

Shots

1
SOG

1
Goals

1
Assists

0

<a href='/sports/field-hockey/roster/hannah-mack/6396' class='boxscore_player_link'>Mack, Hannah</a>

#55 Mack, Hannah

Saves

3
SF

5
Minutes

35:00

<a href='/sports/field-hockey/roster/margo-donlin/6389' class='boxscore_player_link'>Donlin, Margo</a>

#88 Donlin, Margo

Saves

3
SF

7
Minutes

35:00

Goals

#12

Assists

Christman, Emma

Eppley, Megan

Leaf, Nicole

Shots on Goal

#12

Saves

#55

Mack, Hannah

Donlin, Margo

ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa. -- Not known for high-scoring contests, the Elizabethtown College field hockey team put up at least six goals for the second time in three games against visiting Susquehanna Saturday afternoon at Wolf Field in a crucial Landmark Conference battle. The win capped off E-town's Senior Day and the seniors played an important role, accounting for five of the team's six goals.

Elizabethtown (10-4, 6-0 Landmark) came out guns blazing from the opening whistle and put Susquehanna (13-3, 4-2 Landmark) on its heels in the first seven minutes.

A penalty corner less than a minute in led to shots from Charity Good and Allison McLamb. Both were stopped by Emily DiGaetano. Halley Donlin had two more shots stopped off a corner a few minutes later.

Olivia Beachley broke the scoreless tie at 6:48 with her second of the season. Emma Christman found the freshman near the left post and Beachley finished off the play to put E-town up 1-0.

The River Hawks did not take long to respond. The league's top offense broke through 1:19 after Beachley's goal to make it 1-1. Emily Novakovich slapped a pass down to Mini Kofolo after Kofolo inserted SU's penalty corner.

From that point, Elizabethtown took control the rest of the first half. It started on McLamb's fifth goal of the season after she collected a ball that rang off the post from Megan Eppley's shot.

Three minutes later, Nicole Leaf recorded her first of two goals in the game. Leaf inserted to Eppley, who dished back to Leaf. Leaf took the pass and beat DiGaetano to make it 3-1.

Leaf returned the favor to her junior teammate with less than five to go in the first half. Leaf inserted E-town's seventh and final penalty corner of the first half out to Eppley, who sent her ensuing shot left of the Susquehanna goalie to increase to advantage to 4-1.

Landmark leading scoring Hunter Pitman cut the deficit in half just over a minute into the second half as Susquehanna came out with a purpose.

The Jays got the goal back less than one minute later as Leaf registered her second career multi-goal game (10/21/14 vs. Ferrum) of her career with her second of the game off Eppley's second assist of the afternoon.

The River Hawks still couldn't be counted out of it, though. Pitman grabbed her second of the contest at 41:16 to make it 5-3 and put the pressure back on E-town.

The pressure did mount as Susquehanna searched for another goal. Emily Novakovich eventually provided it a little over two minutes after Pitman's goal and suddenly it was a one-goal game at 5-4 with 17 minutes left to play and momentum surely on Susquehanna's side.

Novakovich's goal would prove to be the final shot of the game for the Hawks and the Blue Jay defense locked down. Elizabethtown would only get one more shot over that span, but the Jays made it worth it as Kelsey Detweiler sealed the Jays' victory with 2:31 left. Emma Christman led a rush down the left side and as the last defender came to play the junior, she squared a pass over to Detweiler. The senior avoided Morgan Ludlam in goal and scored her second of the season to ensure Elizabethtown's undefeated streak in the Landmark continued.

Hannah Mack started for E-town and made three saves in the first 35 minutes. Margo Donlin played the second half and also made three saves. Mack got the win and moved to 4-1 on the season.

The field hockey team will travel to Rowan on Wednesday, Oct. 26 for its final non-conference game of the season. The Jays round out the regular season next Saturday, Oct. 29 at Juniata.

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