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UMass Dartmouth CORSAIRS (3-7)
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Winner Simmons SIM (8-1)
UMass Dartmouth CORSAIRS
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Simmons SIM
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UMass Dartmouth CORSAIRS 0 0 1 1 2
Simmons SIM 3 1 2 2 8

Game Recap: Field Hockey |

Brisson Records First Collegiate Career Hat Trick In Field Hockey's 8-2 win over UMass Dartmouth

BRIGHTON, Mass. – First-year Hailey Brisson registers first collegiate career hat trick to help Simmons field hockey (8-1) win their fourth straight game with an 8-2 win over non-conference UMass Dartmouth (3-7) on Wednesday evening.
 
The Sharks dominated the game from the opening whistle, holding the Corsairs without a shot on goal for the entire first half. Two minutes into the contest, sophomore Lilly Taglieri connected with senior Sydney Gonyea to give Simmons the 1-0 lead. Five minutes later, first-year Hailey Brisson knocked a pass from junior Zoe Schmaling into the back of cage to increase the lead to two.
 
Moments later, Brisson scored the eventual game-winner in the ninth minute of the contest and the Sharks were off to races. Just before closing out the first half, senior Anna Tedeschi sent the Sharks into break with a four-goal lead.
 
When the teams returned to the field at the start of the second half, Gonyea added her second goal of the game two minutes in to the third quarter. UMass Dartmouth finally broke up the shutout in the 34th minute, but Brisson answered with her third goal of the game in the 40th minute to send the Sharks into the final stanza with a 6-1 lead.
 
A minute after the four quarter began, sophomore Katy Paveglio knocked in her second goal of the season to extend the lead to six. After the Corsairs scored their second goal of the game with 10 minutes remaining, first-year Kaitlyn Frye connected with Tedeschi to cap of the scoring.
 
SIMMONS HIGHLIGHTS
  • First-year Hailey Brisson registered her first collegiate career hat trick tallying three goals.
  • Seniors Anna Tedeschi and Sydney Gonyea both recorded two goals to stay on top of the GNAC leaders with 14 and 13 goals, respectively.
  • First-year goalkeeper Jamila Mohamed earned her second win of the season, keeping the Corsairs off the scoreboard in 30 minutes.
 
UP NEXT
Simmons returns to conference play on Friday night September 27 when they travel to Nashua, N.H. face Rivier University at 7 p.m.
 
 
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