Temple University Athletics
Friday, October 29
Richmond, Va.
3:00 PM
Temple University
at
Richmond
(From left) Kylee Yetter, Taryn Nichols, Katey DeIaco, Sarah Dalrymple
Photo by: Wendy Badman
Field Hockey Will Honor Seniors Before Sunday's Home Finale
10.28.10 | Field Hockey
Owls finish the regular season with two Atlantic 10 matchups
PHILADELPHIA – After traveling to Richmond for a Friday afternoon contest on Oct. 29, the Temple Field Hockey team will return home to wrap up its regular season with Senior Day this Sunday, Oct. 31 at home against Lock Haven. Game time is set for 12:00 p.m., and Temple will honor its four seniors prior to the start of the contest.
The Owls currently stand in a tie for third place in the Atlantic 10 with a record of 3-2, and must drop no lower than fourth in order to earn a berth in next weekend's four-team A-10 Tournament. Temple is tied with Richmond and Saint Joseph's, but would win the tiebreaker against Saint Joseph's by virtue of its win against the Hawks.
Lock Haven looks poised to earn a tournament berth as the Eagles currently rank second with a record of 4-1. Lock Haven is 13-5 overall this season.
The A-10 Tournament will be held at Temple's Geasey Field on November 5-6. The semifinals are set for 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 5, with the championship game set for 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 6.
About Temple's four seniors:
A five-year veteran for the Owls, Sarah Dalrymple has been a force in net during her two years as starting goalkeeper for the Cherry and White. A team co-captain in 2009, Dalrymple started in all 21 games, recording four shutouts and 114 saves. She has also started in all 19 games this season and holds a 1.70 goals against average with an impressive six shutouts to lead the Atlantic 10. In the summer of 2010, Dalrymple was invited to train with the U.S. National Team at the Olympic Training Center after impressive performances with the USFHA New Jersey High Performance Team that took the team title at the National Championships. Dalrymple is majoring in sport and recreation management.
During her five years at Temple, Katey DeIaco developed into an anchor at the midfield position. DeIaco has played in 56 games, starting 24 contests after red-shirting her first year on North Broad Street. She recorded her first goal in the 2009 season. Off the field, DeIaco is one of field hockey's representatives on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. She is majoring in strategic and organizational communication.
Taryn Nichols, a team co-captain and starting right forward, has made strong contributions to the program since her freshman season in 2007. After appearing in 19 games in her first season, Nichols saw significant time in all 20 matches of the 2008 season scoring one goal and one assist. In her junior campaign Nichols appeared in all 21 games, starting in six. Nichols has started in all 19 games this season and is currently tied for second on the team in assists with four and tied for third on the team in points with 12. She was named to the Temple Director's Honor Roll last year, and is majoring in sport and recreation management.
Kylee Yetter has been a consistent member of the field hockey program since her arrival in 2007. Yetter appeared in 21 games during her first three seasons for the Cherry and White, and has started in 12 games so far in 2010. She earned the starting right defender position this season, and recorded her first career point in a victory at Saint Francis. She was honored with the Owl Club's Field Hockey Academic Award as a junior, and was also named to the Temple President's Honor Roll. Yetter is a member of the Temple University Honors program and is majoring in speech language and hearing science.
The Owls currently stand in a tie for third place in the Atlantic 10 with a record of 3-2, and must drop no lower than fourth in order to earn a berth in next weekend's four-team A-10 Tournament. Temple is tied with Richmond and Saint Joseph's, but would win the tiebreaker against Saint Joseph's by virtue of its win against the Hawks.
Lock Haven looks poised to earn a tournament berth as the Eagles currently rank second with a record of 4-1. Lock Haven is 13-5 overall this season.
The A-10 Tournament will be held at Temple's Geasey Field on November 5-6. The semifinals are set for 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 5, with the championship game set for 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 6.
About Temple's four seniors:
A five-year veteran for the Owls, Sarah Dalrymple has been a force in net during her two years as starting goalkeeper for the Cherry and White. A team co-captain in 2009, Dalrymple started in all 21 games, recording four shutouts and 114 saves. She has also started in all 19 games this season and holds a 1.70 goals against average with an impressive six shutouts to lead the Atlantic 10. In the summer of 2010, Dalrymple was invited to train with the U.S. National Team at the Olympic Training Center after impressive performances with the USFHA New Jersey High Performance Team that took the team title at the National Championships. Dalrymple is majoring in sport and recreation management.
During her five years at Temple, Katey DeIaco developed into an anchor at the midfield position. DeIaco has played in 56 games, starting 24 contests after red-shirting her first year on North Broad Street. She recorded her first goal in the 2009 season. Off the field, DeIaco is one of field hockey's representatives on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. She is majoring in strategic and organizational communication.
Taryn Nichols, a team co-captain and starting right forward, has made strong contributions to the program since her freshman season in 2007. After appearing in 19 games in her first season, Nichols saw significant time in all 20 matches of the 2008 season scoring one goal and one assist. In her junior campaign Nichols appeared in all 21 games, starting in six. Nichols has started in all 19 games this season and is currently tied for second on the team in assists with four and tied for third on the team in points with 12. She was named to the Temple Director's Honor Roll last year, and is majoring in sport and recreation management.
Kylee Yetter has been a consistent member of the field hockey program since her arrival in 2007. Yetter appeared in 21 games during her first three seasons for the Cherry and White, and has started in 12 games so far in 2010. She earned the starting right defender position this season, and recorded her first career point in a victory at Saint Francis. She was honored with the Owl Club's Field Hockey Academic Award as a junior, and was also named to the Temple President's Honor Roll. Yetter is a member of the Temple University Honors program and is majoring in speech language and hearing science.
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