At The Catholic University of America - Lost 7-0 - Box Score

            Junior forward Mary Swarthout scored a pair of goals in the opening 7:15 of the match to lead nationally-ranked The Catholic University of America to a 7-0 Landmark Conference victory over visiting Moravian College on the final day of the 2010 regular season.
            Swarthout scored off of a pass from senior forward Meredith Chandler in the sixth minute, and she scored again in the eighth minute with an assist from junior forward Tracey Scanlon for her 14th goal of the season.  Chandler scored off of an assist from Swarthout in the 16th minute as the Cardinals headed into the intermission with a 3-0 lead.
            Freshman forward Isabella DeLiso scored goals in the 42nd and 58th minute while senior midfielder/forward Tory Gagliardi added a goal in the 60th minute.  Senior forward Abby Banholzer finished the scoring with a goal in the final minute of the match.  Gagliardi also had two assists in the contest while Banholzer and sophomore defender/midfielder Kathryn Morris each had one assist.
            Catholic had a 19-2 advantage in shots and a 6-2 edge in penalty corners.  Moravian freshman goalie Andrea Eck had four saves in 51 minutes of action while sophomore keeper Catherine Gottlieb had three saves in the opening 19 minutes.  The Cardinals used two goalies with freshman Megan Communale making two saves in 52 minutes of action.

Moravian College	(5-13, 0-6 Landmark)	0	0	--	0
Catholic University	(13-3, 4-2 Landmark)	3	4	--	7

Scoring:
  1.   5:47 CUA Mary Swarthout (13) (Meredith Chandler)
  2.   7:15 CUA Mary Swarthout (14) (Tracey Scanlon)
  3.  15:58 CUA Meredith Chandler (10) (Mary Swarthout)
  4.  41:21 CUA Isabella DeLiso (1) (Tory Gagliardi)
  5.  57:31 CUA Isabella DeLiso (2) (Abby Banholzer)
  6.  59:57 CUA Tory Gagliardi (6) (Kathryn Morris)
  7.  69:12 CUA Abby Banholzer (5) (Tory Gagliardi)

Vs. Ramapo College of New Jersey - Lost 2-1 - Box Score

            The Ramapo College of New Jersey field hockey team scored a pair of first half goals and then held off a late rally with a 2-1 non-conference win versus Moravian College at Betty Prince Field Wednesday afternoon.
            Junior forward/defender Rebecca Penhaker opened the scoring for the Roadrunners in the 24th minute when she tapped in a shot for her third goal of the year from junior defender Aimee Herbert on a penalty corner.  Ten minute later, junior forward/midfielder Jayne Manigrasso scored a put back goal after a save for her fifth goal of the season.
            Moravian would finally get on the scoreboard in the 68th minute when senior forward Becky Renaldo, pictured at right, tapped in a one-touch pass from freshman midfielder/forward Chelsea Grotyohann after a long shot by senior forward Vita Ranella on a penalty corner.  For Renaldo, who started the penalty corner, it was her ninth goal of the season.
            Ramapo had a 15-13 advantage in shots including an 11-5 edge in the first half while the Greyhounds had a 13-8 advantage in penalty corners.  Sophomore goalie Rebecca Elliot had seven saves for the Roadrunners while sophomore keeper Catherine Gottlieb had five saves for Moravian.  The Greyhounds, who dropped their ninth one-goal match of the season, received a defensive save from sophomore defender Stephanie Pezzello.

Ramapo College of New Jersey	(7-9)	2	0	--	2
Moravian College	(5-12)	0	1	--	1

Scoring:
  1.  23:37 RCNJFH Rebecca Penhaker (3) (Aimee Herbert)
  2.  33:04 RCNJFH Jayne Manigrasso (5) (unassisted)
  3.  67:43 MOR Becky Renaldo (9) (Chelsea Grotyohann;Vita Ranella)

At Susquehanna University - Lost 6-0 - Box Score

            Ally Bradley and Rebecca Entwistle each netted two goals to lead the Susquehanna University field hockey team to a 6-0 Landmark Conference win over visiting Moravian College Saturday afternoon at Sassafras Fields.
            Julia Amendoa opened the scoring in the 15th minute off of a pass from Diana Mask before Entwistle netted her first goal off of another Mask assist in the 23rd minute.  Bradley scored on a penalty shot in the 25th minute, and she added a goal in the 26th minute when she deflected in a shot from Samantha Reitz.
            Entwistle scored her second goal in the 42nd minute off of a pass from Bradley while Danielle Waleko finished off the scoring in the 57th with an assist from Amendola.
            Susquehanna had a 17-5 advantage in shots and a 15-7 edge in penalty corners.  Crusader goalie Erin Ferguson made five saves while sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had five saves in 47 minutes of action for the Greyhounds.  Moravian freshman Andrea Eck played the final 23 minutes without a save.

Moravian College	(5-11, 0-5 Landmark)	0	0	--	0
Susquehanna University	(10-6, 4-1 Landmark)	4	2	--	6

Scoring:
  1.  14:13 SUSFH Julia Amendola (Diana Mask)
  2.  22:16 SUSFH Rebecca Entwistle (Diana Mask)
  3.  24:14 SUSFH Ally Bradley (Penalty shot)
  4.  25:11 SUSFH Ally Bradley (Samantha Reitz)
  5.  41:22 SUSFH Rebecca Entwistle (Ally Bradley)
  6.  57:45 SUSFH Danielle Waleko (Julia Amendola)

Vs. Neumann University - Lost 2-1 - Box Score

            Sophomore midfielder/forward Erica Crabtree scored her second goal of the match with just under ten minutes remaining to snap a 1-1 tie and lead the Neumann University field hockey team to a 2-1 non-conference win over host Moravian College at Betty Prince Field Thursday afternoon.
            The Knights jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 16th minute when Crabtree found a loose ball and put it in the back of the cage for her fourth goal of the season.  Moravian would tie the match in the 31st minute when freshman midfielder/forward Chelsea Grotyohann, pictured at right, netted her third goal of the year off a pass from freshman forward Briana Van Buskirk on a penalty corner.
            Crabtree’s game-winner came after the Greyhounds had controlled the ball for the prior 15 minutes with six shots on goal and six penalty corners.  Moravian had a 13-7 advantage in shots for the match and a 13-4 edge in penalty corners.  The loss for the Greyhounds was their eighth by one goal this season.
            Moravian freshman goalie Andrea Eck made four saves after entering the match in the 20th minute for sophomore Catherine Gottlieb.  The Greyhounds also had a defensive save from sophomore defender Stephanie Pezzello.  Freshman keeper Lindsey Kasecamp had 12 saves for Neumann.

Neumann University	(6-12)	1	1	--	2
Moravian College	(5-10)	1	0	--	1

Scoring:
  1.  15:39 NUFH Crabtree, Erica (unassisted)
  2.  30:25 MOR Chelsea Grotyohann (Briana Van Buskirk)
  3.  60:06 NUFH Crabtree, Erica (unassisted)

Vs. Keystone College - Lost 2-1 - Box Score

            Junior forward Brackney Brotzman scored with just 50 seconds remaining to lead the Keystone College field hockey team to a 2-1 non-conference win over host Moravian College at Betty Prince Field Tuesday afternoon.
            Moravian had opening the scoring in the 19th minute when sophomore forward Briana Van Buskirk scored her team-leading 11th goal of the season off of a pass from senior midfielder Maureen Helfers, pictured at right.  The assist for Helfers was her eighth of the season, one shy of tying the school record for a single season.
            The Giants tied the score in the 26th minute when freshman forward Jessica Fusco scored off passes from freshman midfielder Megan Fry and sophomore midfielder/defender Brooke Stutts on a penalty corner.  Brotzman scored the game-winner off of an assist from sophomore forward Hope Krolewski.
            The loss for the Greyhounds was their seventh of the season by one goal, and it was the fifth time the squad has fallen in the final five minutes of regulation, overtime or strokes this fall.
            Keystone had a 7-4 advantage in shots and a 9-8 edge in penalty corners in the contest.  Moravian sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had four saves while senior keeper Melinda Moore had one save for the Giants.          

Keystone College	(8-6)	1	1	--	2
Moravian College	(5-9)	1	0	--	1

Scoring:
  1.  18:05 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Maureen Helfers)
  2.  25:04 KCFH Fusco, Jessica (Fry, Megan;Stutts, Brooke)
  3.  69:10 KCFH Brotzman, Brackney (Krolewski, Hope)

Vs. Goucher College - Lost 3-2 (penalty strokes) - Box Score

            The Goucher College field hockey posted a 3-0 advantage in penalty strokes to earn a 3-2 Landmark Conference victory over host Moravian College Saturday afternoon at Betty Prince Field.
            Greyhound senior forward Vita Ranella, pictured at right, opened the scoring on Senior Day with an unassisted goal just 24 seconds before halftime.
            The Gophers would tie the match at 1-1 in the 51st minute when senior forward Catherine Armao scored off of a pass from senior forward Mary Cadwallender.  Moravian tied the match seven minutes later when sophomore forward Briana Van Buskirk connected on an unassisted goal, her team leading tenth of the season.
            Goucher would tie the contest again in the 61st minute when sophomore midfielder Angela Buxton had an unassisted goal.  The match remained tied at 2-2 through both overtime sessions, forcing the shootout.  The Gophers made three of four attempts with senior midfielder/defender Ali Metzger, freshman forward Eden Fitzkee and sophomore midfielder/defender Katie Gallagher each finding the cage.  Moravian missed on all three of its shootout attempts.
            The Greyhounds had a 20-15 advantage in shots and a 14-9 edge in penalty corners in the match.  Moravian sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb made ten saves while junior keeper Micki Manheimer had 15 saves for the Gophers.

Goucher College	(4-9, 1-4 Landmark)	0	2	0	0	--	3
Moravian College	(5-8, 0-4 Landmark)	1	1	0	0	--	2

Scoring:
  1.  36:16 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (9) (Chelsea Grotyohann)
  2.  42:37 MOR Vita Ranella (4) (Sarah Carman)
  3.  65:04 MOR Becky Renaldo (8) (Chelsea Grotyohann)

Goucher wins 3-2 after winning penalty shootout 3-0

SHOOT-OUT attempt by GOU-FH10 Ali Metzger MADE off Catherine Gottlieb.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MOR Chelsea Grotyohann MISSED, save Micki Manheimer.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by GOU-FH10 Sara Spadanuta MISSED, save Catherine Gottlieb.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MOR Maureen Helfers MISSED, save Micki Manheimer.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by GOU-FH10 Eden Fitzkee MADE off Catherine Gottlieb.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MOR Becky Renaldo MISSED, save Micki Manheimer.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by GOU-FH10 Katie Gallagher MADE off Catherine Gottlieb.

Vs. Neumann University - Postponed to October 21st

           Moravian has postponed its non-conference field hockey match versus Neumann University, scheduled for Thursday, October 14th, due to rain. The contest has been rescheduled for Thursday, October 21st at 4:00 p.m. at Betty Prince Field in Bethlehem.

Vs. Mercy College - Won 3-0 - Box Score

           Freshman goalie Andrea Eck made her first collegiate start a memorable one with four saves to lead the Moravian College field hockey team to a 3-0 non-conference win over NCAA Division II Mercy College Saturday afternoon at Betty Prince Field. The win also helped the Greyhounds snap a four-match losing streak.
            With the match scoreless at halftime, Moravian sophomore forward Briana Van Buskirk needed just 1:16 of the second half to get the Greyhounds on the scoreboard with her team leading ninth goal of the season off of a pass from freshman midfielder/forward Chelsea Grotyohan.  Senior forward Vita Ranella connected on her fourth goal of the season in the 43rd minute with an assist from senior midfielder Sarah Carman, pictured at right.  Senior forward Becky Renaldo finished off the scoring in the 66th minute when she scored her eighth goal of the year off of a pass from Grotyohann.
            Moravian had a 19-4 edge in shots and an 11-1 edge in penalty corners.  Eck made all four of her saves during her first collegiate shutout in the first half.  Mercy freshman goalie Kristen Znaniecki had 14 saves.

Mercy College	(0-3)	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(5-7)	0	3	--	3

Scoring:
  1.  36:16 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (9) (Chelsea Grotyohann)
  2.  42:37 MOR Vita Ranella (4) (Sarah Carman)
  3.  65:04 MOR Becky Renaldo (8) (Chelsea Grotyohann)

At The University of Scranton - Lost 2-0 - Box Score

            The University of Scranton posted a 2-0 Landmark Conference victory over visiting Moravian College Wednesday evening at Fitzpatrick Field.
            Freshman midfielder/forward Laura Megargel gave the Royals a 1-0 lead in the 29th minute when she tapped in a crossing pass from senior forward Kaitlyn Tirney.  Senior forward Elizabeth Maurer added an insurance goal when she tapped in a deflection off of the goalie in the 51st minute.
            The Royals had a 33-5 advantage in shots and a 10-0 edge in penalty corners.  Moravian sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had 11 saves, her second straight double-digit save total, in 54 minutes of action while freshman goalie Andrea Eck added three saves in the final 13 minutes.  Scranton junior goalie Alexandria Marandino had two saves in the shutout.  Senior defender Emily Deubler added a defensive save for Scranton.

Moravian College	(4-7, 0-3 Landmark)	0	0	--	0
The University of Scranton	(5-5, 1-1 Landmark)	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
  1.  28:10 UOFS Laura Megargel (2) (Kaitlyn Tirney)
  2.  50:45 UOFS Elizabeth Mauer (1) (unassisted)

Vs. Juniata College - Lost 2-1 (overtime) - Box Score

           Junior forward/midfielder Kim Amrod scored 5:47 into overtime to lead the Juniata College field hockey team to a 2-1 overtime win over host Moravian College in Landmark Conference action Saturday afternoon.
            The Eagles took a 1-0 lead in the 43rd minute when senior forward Paula Price scored an unassisted goal.  Moravian would tie the match in the 54th minute when senior forward Becky Renaldo, pictured at right, netted an unassisted goal off of a penalty corner.
            Armod scored the game-winner in the 76th minute off of a pass from junior forward/midfielder Shauna Deschenes. The loss for Moravian is its fifth one-goal loss this season.
           The Eagles had a 26-7 advantage in shots and a 13-6 edge in penalty corners.  Juniata senior goalie Moira Nugent had four saves while Moravian sophomore keeper Catherine Gottlieb had a career high 15 saves.  Moravian senior defender Maura Acox had a pair of defensive saves while sophomore defender Stephanie Pezzello had one defensive save for the Greyhounds.

Juniata College	(8-3, 2-0 Landmark)	0	1	1	--	2
Moravian College	(4-6, 0-2 Landmark)	0	1	0	--	1

Scoring:
  1.  42:53 JUNFH Paula Price (unassisted)
  2.  53:10 MOR Becky Renaldo (unassisted)
  3.  75:47 JUNFH Kim Amrod (Shauna Deschenes)

At FDU-Florham - Lost 2-1 - Box Score

            Senior forward Lauren Fabrizio scored just under two minutes into the second half to break a 1-1 tie to lead the FDU-Florham field hockey team to a 2-1 victory over Moravian College Tuesday evening.
            Moravian jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead as senior forward Becky Renaldo scored her sixth goal of the season just 43 seconds into the match for a 1-0 Greyhound lead.  Junior midfielder Megan Springmeyer would tie the match for the Devils in the 20th minute.
            FDU-Florham had a 20-6 advantage in shots and a 10-4 edge in penalty corners.  Moravian sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had eight saves while sophomore defender Stephanie Pezzello and senior Alexandra Lopez, pictured at right, each had defensive saves for the Greyhounds.  Freshman keeper Tess Loughran had four saves in 62 minutes of action for FDU-Florham while freshman goalie Jamie Unkel had one save in the final eight minutes.

Moravian College	(4-5)	1	0	--	1
FDU-Florham	(4-6)	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
  1.   0:43 MOR Becky Renaldo (unassisted)
  2.  19:07 FDU Megan Springmeyer (unassisted)
  3.  36:50 FDU Lauren Fabrizio (unassisted)

Vs. Drew University - Lost 4-3 - Box Score

            The Drew University field hockey team rallied from a two-goal deficit to defeat the Moravian College, 4-3, in the Landmark Conference opener for both schools Saturday afternoon at Betty Prince Field.
            The Greyhounds jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute when sophomore forward Briana Van Buskirk scored her team leading eighth goal of the season off of a penalty corner taken by senior forward Becky Renaldo.  Freshman midfielder/forward Chelsea Grotyohann pushed Moravian’s lead to 2-0 in the 24th minute with an unassisted goal.
            The Rangers would get on the board in the 32nd minute when junior defender/midfielder Melissa Kistley scored an unassisted goal.  Senior defender Staci Brown would tie the match early in the second half with a goal off of a pass from junior forward Meghan Howlett in the 39th minute, and Drew would score immediately to take a 32 lead on a goal from freshman midfielder Jess Johnson that was set up by senior midfielder Katie Eggert.
            Eggert, the nation’s leading scorer, would net what ended up being the winning goal in the 56th minute when she scored off of a penalty corner taken by Howlett.  Moravian pulled within a goal in the final minute when senior forward Vita Ranella, pictured, scored off of a pass from Grotyohann.
            The Rangers, who had only allowed three goals all season prior to the match, had a 20-8 advantage in shots and a 14-5 edge in penalty corners in the game.  Moravian sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had six saves in 57 minutes of action while freshman keeper Andrea Eck had two saves in the final 13 minutes.  Senior defender Maura Acox added two defensive saves for the Greyhounds.  Freshman goalie Christina Carlini had one save in 51 minutes of action for Drew while junior goalie Lauren Fasano played the final 19 minutes.

Drew University	(7-1, 1-0 Landmark)	1	3	--	4
Moravian College	(4-4, 0-1 Landmark)	2	1	--	3

Scoring:
  1.  14:00 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Becky Renaldo)
  2.  23:35 MOR Chelsea Grotyohann (unassisted)
  3.  31:05 DREWFH Melissa Kistle (unassisted)
  4.  38:51 DREWFH Stacie Brown (Meghan Howlett)
  5.  38:53 DREWFH Jess Johnson (Kati Eggert)
  6.  56:00 DREWFH Kati Eggert (Meghan Howlett)
  7.  69:42 MOR Vita Ranella (Chelsea Grotyohann)

At Muhlenberg College - Won 1-0 (2-1 on penalty strokes) - Box Score

            Sophomore defender Stephanie Pezzello, pictured at right, scored on her penalty stroke attempt, and sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb stopped the final shot to lift the Moravian College field hockey team to a 1-0 victory on penalty strokes (2-1) over rival Muhlenberg College in non-conference action Tuesday evening at Scotty Wood Stadium.
            The Greyhounds, who were out-shot 17-5 over the 70 minutes of regulation time and 30 minutes of overtime, took a 1-0 lead in the penalty strokes when freshman Chelsea Grotyohann scored to lead off the second round.  The Mules tied the strokes at 1-1 in the fourth round when Cummings scored on a high shot over Gottlieb’s right shoulder.  Pezzello then rifled a shot past Muhlenberg keeper Kristen Dornenburg to put Moravian back in front.  Gottlieb would then knock down a shot by Tiffany Kreider to seal the victory as the Greyhounds snapped a two-match losing streak.
            Muhlenberg, which had a 12-1 advantage in shots during regulation and a 5-4 edge in overtime, had 22 penalty corners in the match while Moravian had two.  Gottlieb made eight saves for the Greyhounds, who are over .500 after seven matches for the first time since 2004.  Pezzello also had a defensive save for Moravian in the first half.  Dornenburg made four saves for the Mules. The win for the Greyhounds was their first at Muhlenberg since 1997.

Moravian College	(4-3)	0	0	0	0	--	1
Muhlenberg College	(0-6)	0	0	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
1. 100:00 MOR OWN GOAL (unassisted)

Moravian wins 1-0 after winning penalty shootout 2-1

SHOOT-OUT attempt by MOR Vita Ranella MISSED, save Kristen Dornenburg.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MUHL Chessie Martinez MISSED, save Catherine Gottlieb.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MOR Chelsea Grotyohann MADE off Kristen Dornenburg.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MUHL Renee Norton MISSED, save Catherine Gottlieb.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MOR Sarah Carman MISSED, save Kristen Dornenburg.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MUHL Devon Barber MISSED, save Catherine Gottlieb.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MOR Briana Van Buskirk MISSED, save Kristen Dornenburg.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MUHL Erin Cummings MADE off Catherine Gottlieb.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MOR Stephanie Pezzello MADE off Kristen Dornenburg.
SHOOT-OUT attempt by MUHL Tiffany Kreider MISSED, save Catherine Gottlieb.

At Wilkes University - Lost 4-2 - Box Score

            Sophomore forward/midfielder Kaitlyn Bevans scored a pair of second half goals including the game-winner to lead the Wilkes University field hockey team to a 4-2 win over Moravian College in non-conference action Saturday afternoon.
            The Greyhounds jumped out to a 1-0 lead just 4:31 into the match when sophomore forward Briana Van Buskirk put in a pass from senior midfielder Maureen Helfers, pictured at right.  For Helfers, it was her seventh assist of the season, just two shy of the school record for a single season with 12 matches remaining.
            Wilkes opened the scoring in the second half when junior defender/midfielder Gina Elmy scored on a pass from senior defender Rachel Cannuli on a penalty corner in the 40th minute.  Two minutes later, Bevans gave the Colonels the lead when she scored on another penalty corner with an assist by Elmy.
            Van Buskirk tied the match for Moravian in the 49th minute when she scored her team leading seventh goal of the season off of a pass from senior forward Vita Ranella.  Bevans needed just 56 seconds to put Wilkes back in front when she scored an unassisted goal.  The Colonels finished off the scoring in the 70th minute when freshman Olivia Dworak scored off of an Elmy pass.
            Wilkes had a 15-11 edge in shots and an 18-8 advantage in penalty corners.  Moravian sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had four saves in the match while Colonel junior goalie Lindsay Davenport made six saves.  Junior midfielder/forward Amanda Peters had a defensive save for Wilkes while senior midfielder Sarah Carman had a defensive save for the Greyhounds.

Moravian College	(3-3)	1	1	--	2
Wilkes University	(4-1)	0	4	--	4

Scoring:
  1.   4:31 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Maureen Helfers)
  2.  39:52 WIL Gina Elmy (Rachel Cannuli) – penalty corner
  3.  41:28 WIL Kaitlyn Bevans (Gina Elmy) – penalty corner
  4.  48:23 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Vita Ranella)
  5.  49:19 WIL Kaitlyn Bevans (unassisted)
  6.  69:25 WIL Olivia Dworak (Gina Elmy) – penalty corner

At Arcadia University - Lost 2-1 - Box Score

            Sophomore forward Marilyn Beatty scored with just over three minutes remaining in the match to lift the Arcadia University field hockey team to a 2-1 non-conference victory over Moravian College Thursday afternoon, snapping a three-match winning streak for the Greyhounds.
            The Knights took a 1-0 lead in the 31st minute while senior forward/midfielder Adrianne Altera scored off of a pass from senior midfielder/forward Caroline Champi.  Moravian would tie the match in the 48th minute when freshman midfielder/forward Chelsea Grotyohann scored her first collegiate goal with an assist by senior forward Becky Renaldo.  Beatty scored her game winner on an unassisted tally.
            Arcadia had a 17-10 advantage in shots and an 11-9 edge in penalty corners in the match.  Greyhound sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had nine saves while sophomore defender Stephanie Pezzello, pictured at right, had one defensive save.  Knights’ sophomore goalie Marissa Perez had a save in 55 minutes of action while sophomore keeper Sarah Baumgardner had two saves in the final 15 minutes.  Senior defender Ashley McCarthy added a defensive save for Arcdia.

Moravian College	(3-2)	0	1	--	1
Arcadia University	(4-1)	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
  1.  30:30 AUFH Adrianne Altera (Caroline Champi)
  2.  47:46 MOR Chelsea Grotyohann (Becky Renaldo)
  3.  66:40 AUFH Marilyn Beatty (unassisted)

At Cedar Crest College - Won 6-1 - Box Score

            Senior forward Becky Renaldo, pictured at right, scored her first career hat trick to lead the Moravian College field hockey team to a 6-1 non-conference win at Cedar Crest College Monday afternoon. The victory is the third in a row for Moravian.
            Renaldo opened the scoring for the Greyhounds, who are 3-1 for the first time since 2004 when the team tied the school record for victories, with a goal in the 16th minute off of a pass from senior midfielder Sarah Carman.  The Falcons answered 43 seconds later when Lauren Salge put in a pass from Tamera Gruzdis.  Renaldo would score her second game-winning goal of the season in the 30th minute with an unassisted tally.
            Moravian scored four times in the second half with sophomore forward Briana Van Buskirk scoring off of a pass from senior midfielder Maureen Helfers in the 42nd minute while junior forward Rolyn Santiago netted her first goal of the season in the 47th minute off of another Helfers pass.  Van Buskirk scored again in the 56th with freshman midfielder/forward Chelsea Grotyohann earning her first collegiate assist.  Renaldo capped off the scoring in the 64th minute with an assist from senior forward Vita Ranella.
            The Greyhounds had a 28-7 advantage in shots and a 17-5 edge in penalty corners.  Moravian sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had one save in 57 minutes of action while freshman keeper Andrea Eck made one save in the final 13 minutes.  Lindsay Harrison had 12 saves for Cedar Crest.

Moravian College	(3-1)	2	4	--	6
Cedar Crest College	(1-5)	1	0	--	1

Scoring:
  1.  15:13 MOR Becky Renaldo (Sarah Carman)
  2.  16:00 CCC Salge, Lauren (Gruzdis, Tamera)
  3.  29:21 MOR Becky Renaldo (unassisted)
  4.  41:50 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Maureen Helfers)
  5.  46:59 MOR Rolyn Santiago (Maureen Helfers)
  6.  55:04 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Chelsea Grotyohann)
  7.  63:21 MOR Becky Renaldo (Vita Ranella)

Vs. Immaculata University - Won 6-2 - Box Score

            Senior midfielder Maureen Helfers, pictured at right, and senior forward Vita Ranella each had a goal and two assists to lead the Moravian College field hockey team to a 6-2 win over Immaculata University in non-conference action at Betty Prince Field Saturday afternoon.
            Senior forward Becky Renaldo opened the scoring for Moravian in the 13th minute on a penalty corner off of pass from Ranella.  The Mighty Macs tied the game in the 18th minute on an unassisted goal from sophomore forward Katie Becker.
            The Greyhounds would take the lead for good when sophomore forward Briana Van Buskirk scored off of a pass from Helfers in the 27th minute.  Moravian scored twice more in the first half with Helfers scoring off an assist from Ranella in the 29th minute, and Ranella, pictured below, netting her goal off of a pass by Helfers in the 34th minutes.
            Moravian also scored the first two goals of the second half with Van Buskirk netting her second goal of the match and team leading third goal of the season off of a pass from junior forward Rolyn Santiago in the 50th minute.  Senior midfielder Sarah Carman added an unassisted goal for the Greyhounds in the 64th minute, her first goal since the 2008 season.  Senior midfielder/forward Kathleen Garrity finished off the scoring for Immaculata with a goal assisted by sophomore forward Lauren Beckley in the 66th minute.
            Moravian had a 20-9 advantage in shots and a 15-3 edge in penalty corners.  Sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had three saves in 57 minutes of action while freshman goalie Andrea Eck made her collegiate in goal with two saves in the final 13 minutes of the contest for the Greyhounds.  Sophomore keeper Jess Jones had six saves in the first half for the Mighty Macs while junior goalie Britt Worthington had one save in the second half.  Beckley and freshman defender Molly Byrne also had defensive saves for Immaculata.

Immculata University	(0-4)	1	1	--	2
Moravian College	(2-1)	4	2	--	6

Scoring:
  1.  12:57 MOR Becky Renaldo (Vita Ranella)
  2.  17:40 IUFH Becker, Katie (unassisted)
  3.  26:24 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Maureen Helfers)
  4.  28:09 MOR Maureen Helfers (Vita Ranella)
  5.  33:56 MOR Vita Ranella (Maureen Helfers)
  6.  49:18 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Rolyn Santiago)
  7.  63:18 MOR Sarah Carman (unassisted)
  8.  65:34 IUFH Garrity, Kathleen (Beckley, Lauren)

Vs. Marywood University - Won 3-1 - Box Score

            Senior forward Becky Renaldo, pictured at right, had a goal and an assist to lead the Moravian College field hockey team to a 3-1 non-conference win at Betty Prince Field Saturday afternoon as the Greyhounds began their 2010 home season.
            Moravian took a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute when senior forward Vita Ranella scored off of a pass from Renaldo.  The Pacers tied the contests early in the second half on an unassisted goal from junior midfielder Julie Dougherty.
            Renaldo broke the scoreless tie in the 43rd minute when she hit the back of the cage on a pass from senior midfielder Maureen Helfers.  Just over two minutes later, Helfers set up the first collegiate goal for sophomore forward Briana Van Buskirk.
            The Greyhounds had a 16-10 advantage in shots and a 13-8 edge in penalty corners.  Sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb earner her first collegiate win in goal for Moravian, making three saves.  Sophomore keeper Jamie Bowman had six saves for Marywood, which also had two defensive saves.           

Marywood University	(0-2)	0	1	--	1
Moravian College	(1-1)	1	2	--	3

Scoring:
  1.  13:59 MOR Vita Ranella (Becky Renaldo)
  2.  37:03 MUFH Dougherty, Julie (unassisted)
  3.  42:41 MOR Becky Renaldo (Maureen Helfers)
  4.  44:40 MOR Briana Van Buskirk (Maureen Helfers)

At DeSales University - Lost 1-0 - Box Score

            DeSales University’s Jamie Matthews scored with just under five minutes remaining to snap a scoreless tie and lift the Bulldogs to a 1-0 victory over visiting the Moravian College field hockey team in non-conference action Wednesday afternoon to start the 2010 season.
           Matthews found a loose ball in the circle and scored the only goal of the contest.  DeSales had a 10-2 advantage in shots and a 10-5 edge in penalty corners.  Moravian sophomore goalie Catherine Gottlieb had two saves in the contest while Victoria DelToro made one stop.

Moravian College	(0-1)	0	0	--	0
DeSales University	(1-0)	0	1	--	1

Scoring:
  1.  65:15 DSU Jamie Matthews (1) (unassisted)