Share, email, print, bookmark SOURCE reports.

By Framingham State athletics

***

[broadstreet zone=”53803″]

GORHAM, MAINE –  The Framingham State field hockey team was defeated by Southern Maine in Little East Action Tuesday evening in Gorham, Maine.

The final score was 6-1. 

Framingham State falls to 7-5 overall and  3-4 in the LEC

Southern Maine improves to 9-5 overall and 7-1 in the Conference.

[broadstreet zone=”59945″]

HOW IT HAPPENED: 

  • Brooke Carson started the Huskies’ scoring tapping in an assist from sophomore Sage Drinkwater in the eighth minute.  Drinkwater doubled the Husky lead in the 21st minute on a spectacular goal off of a pass from Chloe Arsenault.  Arsenault received the inserted pass from Carson on a penalty corner and then lofted the ball over the defense to Drinkwater who was waiting on the far post for the tap in. 
  • USM led 3-0 in the 24th minute when Carson scored her second goal of the game – this time on a feed from junior Hannah Banks. 
  • The Rams answered before the half, gaining some momentum, as Natalia Roehr collected a loose ball in the circle for her fourth goal of the season in the 28th minute, keeping FSU in the game at 3-1. 
  • USM wasted little time in the second regaining a three-goal lead as Samantha Ellis  knocked in a goal in the 35th minute, before Carson rocketed in her third goal of the game in the 49th for a 5-1 lead following an assist from junior Mary Keef. 
  • Ellis rounded out the Husky scoring in the 53rd minute, collecting a rebounded save for the brace. 

[broadstreet zone=”70106″]

  • USM freshman Eleanor Folsom picked up her second win of the season, making seven saves. 
  • The Rams Kaitlin Loughlin played well in net, making six saves. 
  • Each team earned a defensive save in the game.  Haylee Girouard cleared a goal off the line for the Rams, while USM junior Jordan Cummings had a defensive save in the first quarter.  

The Rams return to action on Thursday evening when they host Salem State in a game originally scheduled for September 24.

[broadstreet zone=”59983″]

By editor

Susan Petroni is the former editor for SOURCE. She is the founder of the former news site, which as of May 1, 2023, is now a self-publishing community bulletin board. The website no longer has a journalist but a webmaster.