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Stonehill, Penn State and Old Dominion win women’s field-hockey fixtures

Stonehill, Penn State and Old Dominion completed women’s field-hockey victories in US fixtures that finished during the 29 September 2026 Asia/Kolkata reporting window.

SportsHub4U Research Desk 30 September 2026 3 min read
Stonehill, Penn State and Old Dominion win women’s field-hockey fixtures
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Three completed US college women’s field-hockey fixtures fell inside the 29 September Asia/Kolkata window after late-28 September Eastern Time starts. In Easton, Massachusetts, Stonehill beat Mercyhurst 2–1 in Northeast Conference play. The official Stonehill box score shows that Sadie Elion opened scoring at 13:57, Mercyhurst’s Rachel Kosowski levelled at 29:25 and Delaney Wojnarowicz restored the lead at 38:43. The Mercyhurst recap independently records the same final, scorers and sequence. ESPN’s 28 September scoreboard independently lists the 2–1 final. The match began at 2 p.m. EDT on 28 September—23:30 IST—and the sources record it as final.

At Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, Penn State’s report says Ella Gaitan scored twice and Natalie Freeman once in a 3–0 win at Bucknell. Bucknell’s match report confirms the score, a 6 p.m. EDT start (03:30 IST), and the goal times: 3:48, 22:39 and 56:14. The ESPN scoreboard also shows the 3–0 final. The visiting Nittany Lions recorded 24 shots and 16 penalty corners to Bucknell’s four and five; those figures are reported by the home team. This was a final result, not a live score.

Old Dominion also won away, shutting out William & Mary 2–0 at Busch Field in Williamsburg, Virginia. The CAA’s official box score lists the 6 p.m. EDT start, final score and goals by Serena Langendoen at 13:59, assisted by Josie Painter, and Lotte Haagmans at 22:34. In its home-team recap, William & Mary confirms the clean sheet and the 2–0 final. ESPN’s scoreboard carries the 2–0 result too. Old Dominion faced no late comeback after a scoreless second half; the two-goal margin remained final.

All three games are reported here only as completed women’s field-hockey results; no standings race, ranking claim or projection is inferred. For related coverage and context, follow our women’s field hockey desk.

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