Field Hockey

Beyond the scoreboard: the Lyons' Nation year in review

Year in Review for the Lyons’ Nation for the year 2022-2023.

Game of the Week: Field Hockey and Soccer conclude their seasons

Field Hockey

Mount Holyoke Field Hockey defeated New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference rival Wheaton College 1-0 last Friday evening at home in their final game of the season.

Soccer

Mount Holyoke College Soccer finished their 2021 regular season in a 0-0 draw with Wellesley College after two overtimes, totaling 110 minutes of game play, at a NEWMAC game on Saturday, Oct. 30.

Game of the Week: Mount Holyoke Cross Country, Field Hockey, Soccer and Volleyball

Game of the Week: Mount Holyoke Cross Country, Field Hockey, Soccer and Volleyball

After 542 days of waiting, Mount Holyoke College fall sports have begun their first official competitions. The first teams to kick off their season were Mount Holyoke Cross Country, Field Hockey, Soccer and Volleyball.

Kent State fireworks spark Title IX complaint

Temple University and the University of Maine’s DI women’s field hockey teams competed on Saturday, Sept. 7 at Kent State University in a game that ended in a 0-0 score. Before play could enter a double overtime, Kent State officials informed coaches that the game was to be stopped immediately and both squads were ordered to leave the field.

Field Hockey ends season with win, carries streak into postseason

BY CAITLIN LYNCH '20

Mount Holyoke Field Hockey ended its regular season on Saturday with a 4-0 victory over Wheaton College, and defeated Wellesley College 2-1 on Tuesday in the quarterfinals of the NEWMAC Field Hockey Championships. With the two wins, the team moved to 5-3 in regular season NEWMAC rankings and 12-6 in total games

Field hockey alum Laura Murphy ’15 honored with memorial service

Field hockey alum Laura Murphy ’15 honored with memorial service

BY MARYA JUCEWICZ '17

Former field hockey captain Laura Murphy ’15 was honored with a memorial service in Abbey Chapel on Sunday after having been killed in a car accident this summer. Murphy’s life was also celebrated with a reception at Kendall Sports and Dance Complex after the service, and with the field hockey team’s annual Alumnae Game. The game was permanently renamed the Laura Murphy ’15 Alumnae Game in her memory.