Top Two Seeds Advance to NE-10 Field Hockey Championship Final
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The top two seeds in the 2008 Northeast-10 Field Hockey
Championship are moving on to the championship final tomorrow at 1
p.m. Top seed UMass Lowell defeated #4 Stonehill 3-2 in the early
semifinal contest, while #2 Bentley shutout #3 Southern
Connecticut, 1-0 at Cushing Field Saturday afternoon.
UMass Lowell's Sammy Macy (Tewksbury,
Mass.) led the way for the Riverhawks as she scored
two goals and added an assist.
Macy contributed on all three goals, scoring the first two of the
game to give the River Hawks a 2-0 lead at the half. Macy scored
her first of the afternoon in the fifth minute of play, an
unassisted goal.
Macy made it 2-0 with her second of the day and 24th of the year
in the 20th minute. Missy Seeley (East Hampstead,
N.H.) picked up the assist.
Kerri Sullivan (Goffstown, N.H.) got the
Skyhawks on the board in the 43rd minute with her seventh tally of
the season. Jackie Ladino (North Dartmouth, MA) assisted on the
goal.
Lindsey Pinkham (Skowhegan, Maine) tied
the game in the 59th minute, her seventh of the year.
Ashley March (Schwenksville, Pa.) had the
assist.
Less than three minutes after Pinkham tied the game, junior
forward Jaci Moulton (Baldwinville, Mass.) scored the game-winning
goal for the River Hawks in the 61st minute. Macy picked up the
assist.
Amy Carbon (Bellingham, Mass.) made five
saves to pick up her 13th win of the season for UML.
Courtney Osier (South Dennis, Mass.) took
the loss for Stonehill. Osier allowed three goals and made eight
saves.
In the second semifinal contest #2 Bentley needed just one goal as
the Falcons defeated #3 Southern Connecticut 1-0. Junior
forward Nicole Murphy (Dedham, Mass.)
scored the games only goal five minutes into the first half off an
assist from junior Courtney Bartlett (Brunswick,
Maine).
The win was the Falcons 15th straight victory dating back to
mid-September. Bentley outshot Southern Connecticut 12-4 even
though the Owls held the advantage over penatly corners,
10-8.
Bentley's junior goalkeeper Alyssa Sliney (Brewster,
Mass.) made two saves in goal for her seventh shutout
of the season, while Southern Connecticut's sophomore goalie
Lauren Zarrella (Morris, Conn.) pushed
away six shots.
Bentley will face UMass Lowell in the Northeast-10 Championship
Final tomorrow at 1 p.m. at UMass Lowell's Cushing Field.



























