Field Hockey Ends Season with 4-1 Loss to No.3-seeded Pacific
11/3/2006 4:47:51 PM | Field Hockey
Lauren Biggers
Box Score
DAVIDSON, N.C. — Fresh off an upset by No. 6 Appalachian State, the third-seeded Pacific Tigers ended the fourth-seeded Davidson Wildcats' season with a 4-1 victory in the consolation game of the 2006 NorPac Field Hockey Conference Championship on Friday morning at Belk Turf Field.
Davidson finishes the season with an 8-13 overall mark, while Pacific improves to 11-8.
Junior forward Catherine Ransone provided the team's only scoring, getting the first score of the game and putting Davidson on the board in just the third minute of play, on a pass from junior forward Eleanor Cowley.
But it was all Pacific from that point forward, as the Tigers posted four unanswered goals. Mary Davies evened the score with an unassisted goal in the 17th minute, before NorPac Player of the Year Vianney Campos scored the first of her two goals. Audrey Brand pushed the Tigers' lead to 3-1 in the 28th minute, and Campos put away Pacific's final goal at the 34:24 mark.
The Tigers outshot the Wildcats 20-7 in the game, though all the scoring took place in the first period, and held a 9-3 edge in penalty corners.
Sophomore keeper Brittany Rollek posted seven saves in 59:05, while senior keeper Rachel Kiselewich spent the final 10:55 of her career in the cage for the 'Cats.
Seniors Kelly Brennan, Liz Meltzer and Shari Barnett also put in their final appearances for Davidson.
In the semifinals this afternoon, No. 5 Radford will face No. 1 California at 1:30, before No. 2 Stanford hosts No. 6 Appalachian at 4 p.m. The third-place game will be played at 10 a.m. tomorrow before the championship match at 12:30 p.m.
DAVIDSON, N.C. — Fresh off an upset by No. 6 Appalachian State, the third-seeded Pacific Tigers ended the fourth-seeded Davidson Wildcats' season with a 4-1 victory in the consolation game of the 2006 NorPac Field Hockey Conference Championship on Friday morning at Belk Turf Field.
Davidson finishes the season with an 8-13 overall mark, while Pacific improves to 11-8.
Junior forward Catherine Ransone provided the team's only scoring, getting the first score of the game and putting Davidson on the board in just the third minute of play, on a pass from junior forward Eleanor Cowley.
But it was all Pacific from that point forward, as the Tigers posted four unanswered goals. Mary Davies evened the score with an unassisted goal in the 17th minute, before NorPac Player of the Year Vianney Campos scored the first of her two goals. Audrey Brand pushed the Tigers' lead to 3-1 in the 28th minute, and Campos put away Pacific's final goal at the 34:24 mark.
The Tigers outshot the Wildcats 20-7 in the game, though all the scoring took place in the first period, and held a 9-3 edge in penalty corners.
Sophomore keeper Brittany Rollek posted seven saves in 59:05, while senior keeper Rachel Kiselewich spent the final 10:55 of her career in the cage for the 'Cats.
Seniors Kelly Brennan, Liz Meltzer and Shari Barnett also put in their final appearances for Davidson.
In the semifinals this afternoon, No. 5 Radford will face No. 1 California at 1:30, before No. 2 Stanford hosts No. 6 Appalachian at 4 p.m. The third-place game will be played at 10 a.m. tomorrow before the championship match at 12:30 p.m.
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