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Field Hockey Falls to Providence in a Double Overtime Battle, 3-2
9.21.18 | Field Hockey
PHILADELPHIA - The BIG EAST opener ended in heartbreak for Temple field hockey as the Owls (1-6, 0-1) lost 3-2 in a hard-fought game against Providence (5-5, 1-1) in double overtime. Less than four minutes remained of a possible 20 in extra time when the Friars' Allyson Parker scored on a corner opportunity.
Game Summary
> Providence had the advantage on offense in total shots and shots on goal, but Temple made the most of its chances.
> The Owls took a 1-0 lead on their first shot on goal in the 10th minute with an impressive strike by junior Kathryn Edgar that sailed into the top of the cage.
> With just over eight minutes left in the first half, Providence tied the game. The Friars then got another just 30 seconds before halftime, taking a 2-1 lead into the break.
> Late in the second half, Edgar found redshirt freshman Grace Shanton with a perfect pass on a corner, and Shanton sent it past Providence goalkeeper Lydia Rice for a 2-2 tie.
> The Owls were unable to get a shot in either overtime, but Temple's Chloe Johnson made a total of four OT saves before the Friars got the game-winner past her in the 87th minute.
Individual Highlights
> The goal by Shanton was the first of her career, while Edgar's goal was her first of the season.
> Edgar has a team-leading three assists for the Owls.
> Johnson finished with 17 saves, tying her career high and marking her fourth double-digit save performance of the season.
> Sophomore Dani Batze recorded a defensive save late in the first half, and ranks among the top players in NCAA Division I with five defensive saves this season.
Postgame Quotes from Head Coach Marybeth Freeman
> "They know we have 11 games left. So if they hung their hats after this game, we'd have a long season and I don't think they want that. I think there was a lot of good things to take away from this game even though was a tough battle and it wasn't the result we wanted. We'll take the positives and we'll move forward."
> "I don't know how much more we can ask Chloe to do. She's had multiple, multiple-save games. We just need to continue to put the pieces together.
> "We had some key players step up and make some critical plays at critical times of the game. I think Dani Batze had a great game and was very consistent over the 70 minutes. I think Annie Judge did a great job in the middle with an active stick and really staying in the play. And of course having Kat (Edgar) as a threat on our forward line is great for us."
Next Up
> Temple will host Towson for Alumni Day at noon on Sunday, Sept. 23.
Game Summary
> Providence had the advantage on offense in total shots and shots on goal, but Temple made the most of its chances.
> The Owls took a 1-0 lead on their first shot on goal in the 10th minute with an impressive strike by junior Kathryn Edgar that sailed into the top of the cage.
> With just over eight minutes left in the first half, Providence tied the game. The Friars then got another just 30 seconds before halftime, taking a 2-1 lead into the break.
> Late in the second half, Edgar found redshirt freshman Grace Shanton with a perfect pass on a corner, and Shanton sent it past Providence goalkeeper Lydia Rice for a 2-2 tie.
> The Owls were unable to get a shot in either overtime, but Temple's Chloe Johnson made a total of four OT saves before the Friars got the game-winner past her in the 87th minute.
Individual Highlights
> The goal by Shanton was the first of her career, while Edgar's goal was her first of the season.
> Edgar has a team-leading three assists for the Owls.
> Johnson finished with 17 saves, tying her career high and marking her fourth double-digit save performance of the season.
> Sophomore Dani Batze recorded a defensive save late in the first half, and ranks among the top players in NCAA Division I with five defensive saves this season.
Postgame Quotes from Head Coach Marybeth Freeman
> "They know we have 11 games left. So if they hung their hats after this game, we'd have a long season and I don't think they want that. I think there was a lot of good things to take away from this game even though was a tough battle and it wasn't the result we wanted. We'll take the positives and we'll move forward."
> "I don't know how much more we can ask Chloe to do. She's had multiple, multiple-save games. We just need to continue to put the pieces together.
> "We had some key players step up and make some critical plays at critical times of the game. I think Dani Batze had a great game and was very consistent over the 70 minutes. I think Annie Judge did a great job in the middle with an active stick and really staying in the play. And of course having Kat (Edgar) as a threat on our forward line is great for us."
Next Up
> Temple will host Towson for Alumni Day at noon on Sunday, Sept. 23.
Team Stats
PC
TU
Goals
3
2
Shots
32
11
Shots on Goal
21
6
Saves
4
18
Corners
12
2
Offsides
0
0
Fouls
0
0
Scoring Plays

EDGAR, Kathryn (1)
GOAL by TU EDGAR, Kathryn (FIRST GOAL), goal number 1 for season.
9:05

O'REILLY, Mary (1)
Assisted By: INGRAHAM, Maura
GOAL by PC O'REILLY, Mary, Assist by INGRAHAM, Maura, goal number 1 for season.
26:53

MITCHELL, Natalie (3)
Assisted By: SANFORD, Kara
GOAL by PC MITCHELL, Natalie, Assist by SANFORD, Kara, goal number 3 for season.
34:31

SHANTON, Grace (1)
Assisted By: EDGAR, Kathryn
GOAL by TU SHANTON, Grace, Assist by EDGAR, Kathryn, goal number 1 for season.
59:42

PARKER, Allyson (6)
Assisted By: BABINEAU, Maddie
GOAL by PC PARKER, Allyson, Assist by BABINEAU, Maddie, goal number 6 for season.
86:16
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