Temple University Athletics

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JMU Tops Field Hockey
10.17.21 | Field Hockey
PHILADELPHIA - The Temple field hockey team dropped its third-straight game with a 2-0 loss to James Madison Sunday afternoon. With the loss, the Owls fall to 7-7 (3-2 BIG EAST) on the season.
Recapping the Game
> Temple's best quarter of the game was the first, drawing three penalty corners. The Owls fired seven shots but the JMU keeper made four saves to keep Temple out of the cage.
> JMU scored their first of the day off a deflection on the penalty corner attempt, going up at the 19-minute mark.
> The Dukes scored the go-ahead goal late in the third quarter, with Courtney Lynch finding the back of the cage to seal the win.
> Neither team was able to find much offense in the final frame, and no shots were fired in the fourth quarter.
Statistically Speaking
> The game statistics were fairly even. Temple earning the penalty corner advantage (6-5) but the Dukes firing more shots (11-9).
> Grace Angelella and Kerrie Lorenz led the team with two shots each, with Lorenz putting both of hers on target.
> Molly Frey saw time in the cage for the second-straight game, though Megan Ragusa recorded all three saves.
Next Up
> The Owls will hit the road for a conference matchup, facing No. 18 Old Dominion in Virginia.
Recapping the Game
> Temple's best quarter of the game was the first, drawing three penalty corners. The Owls fired seven shots but the JMU keeper made four saves to keep Temple out of the cage.
> JMU scored their first of the day off a deflection on the penalty corner attempt, going up at the 19-minute mark.
> The Dukes scored the go-ahead goal late in the third quarter, with Courtney Lynch finding the back of the cage to seal the win.
> Neither team was able to find much offense in the final frame, and no shots were fired in the fourth quarter.
Statistically Speaking
> The game statistics were fairly even. Temple earning the penalty corner advantage (6-5) but the Dukes firing more shots (11-9).
> Grace Angelella and Kerrie Lorenz led the team with two shots each, with Lorenz putting both of hers on target.
> Molly Frey saw time in the cage for the second-straight game, though Megan Ragusa recorded all three saves.
Next Up
> The Owls will hit the road for a conference matchup, facing No. 18 Old Dominion in Virginia.
Team Stats
JMU
TEM
Goals
2
0
Shots
11
9
Shots on Goal
5
5
Saves
5
3
Corners
5
6
Offsides
0
0
Fouls
41
27
Scoring Plays

Yeager, Rachel (1)
Assisted By: Merritt, Morgan
GOAL by JMU Yeager, Rachel (FIRST GOAL), Assist by Merritt, Morgan, goal number 1 for season.
19:11

Lynch, Courtney (6)
Assisted By: Zwager, Eveline
GOAL by JMU Lynch, Courtney, Assist by Zwager, Eveline, goal number 6 for season.
40:18
Game Leaders
Players Mentioned
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