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Wagner beat LIU 6–0 in Northeast Conference women’s field hockey

Wagner completed a 6–0 home victory over Long Island University (LIU) in a Northeast Conference women’s field-hockey fixture at the Field Hockey Complex in Staten Island, New York. The result is independently corroborated and the scheduled local window fell within 24 September in Asia/Kolkata.

SportsHub4U Research Desk Published: 25 September 2026 2 min read

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Wagner completed a 6–0 win over Long Island University in a Northeast Conference women’s field-hockey game in Staten Island, New York, on Thursday. The official scorecards and ESPN’s women’s college field-hockey scoreboard agree on the final score.

The first quarter ended scoreless. Wagner then led 2–0 at half-time, added three goals in the third quarter and one in the fourth to close out the six-goal result. That period-by-period sequence is also consistent across Wagner’s official box score and ESPN’s scoreboard.

The fixture began at 10:00 a.m. local time. Wagner’s campus event calendar listed a noon local end time, placing the scheduled contest in the evening of 24 September in India. The completed result therefore qualifies for this desk’s Asia/Kolkata reporting window.

This is a completed women’s field-hockey result, not a live update or schedule item. Readers looking for a rules-focused companion can see SportsHub4U’s When Is Shielding the Ball Obstruction in Field Hockey?, which explains one of the game’s common possession decisions.

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