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Field hockey’s losing streak snapped on City Ave

08 October 2011 Kieran McCauley

The field hockey team went on the road and renewed their city rivalry with the Saint Joseph’s Hawks last Friday at Ellen Ryan Field. The Owls showed no signs of their recent offensive struggles as

Field hockey suffers fifth-straight loss

04 October 2011 Hayley Condon

Despite leading at the half, the Owls fall 3-2 against American. Field hockey suffered a 3-2 loss to American on Oct. 2 in Washington, D.C., as Temple was outshot 3-20 in their fifth-straight loss. Three

The offensive woes for field hockey continue as they drop their 4th straight to California

01 October 2011 Kieran McCauley

Heading into the game against No. 11 California, the Owls had lost their last three games. As the Owls were looking to come away with a home victory, the Golden Bears had other plans holding

Field hockey falters in a last second defea

26 September 2011 Colin Tansits

With three seconds remaining, a penalty corner resulted in a 2-1 loss for the Owls. Defense was the name of the game in last Sunday’s field hockey contest, while both teams combined for 25 shots

Penn State offense dismantles Owls field hockey

23 September 2011 Hayley Condon

Penn State dismantled the Temple defense in a 4-0 shellacking of the Owls at the Penn State Field Hockey Complex in University Park, Pa. on Thursday. The Nittany Lions, who are 6-3 this season and

Field hockey drops game with Drexel in final minutes

19 September 2011 Hayley Condon

The Owls fail to take advantage of their early lead, as the Dragons fire a late shot in game to win. The Owls outshot the Dragons 16-5, but were unable to pull out a win

Field hockey wins in overtime

13 September 2011 Rachel Kerr

The Owls end four game skid with win against Kent State. Smiles and cheers were seen from the Owls’ sideline as senior forward Bridget Settles scored the winning goal in overtime against Kent State last

Senior forward Settles motivated by team’s intensity

06 September 2011 Raymond Boyd

Settles has led her team in scoring for the past two seasons. If there was any doubt coming into the season as to who was the most dangerous player on the field hockey team, one

Field Hockey suffers loss from top-ranked Maryland

30 August 2011 Connor Showalter

In a game where the Owls could only muster two shots, falling to defending NCAA champion Maryland 6-0 on Monday, the squad looks to recoup its losses. The Terrapins (2-0), who have won four national

Field hockey team seeks A-10 redemption

30 August 2011 Raymond Boyd

Early loss in last year’s A-10 tournament motivates Owls for 2011. The Owls’ field hockey program has had a number of talented players in recent seasons but are lacking the hardware to validate it. “The