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Staten Island, NY – After defeating Hofstra in the season opener, the Wagner field hockey team will welcome Yale on Friday, September 2.

Last Time Out
In the season opener, Wagner defeated Hofstra in a shootout 3-2 (1-1) on Monday.

Graduate student goalkeeper Daisy Ruhle claimed her 100th career save in the first quarter, expanding her hold atop the all-time saves list with 106 for her career.

Wagner opened the scoring with a goal from senior Kira Mordvinov in the second quarter before Hofstra leveled the contest midway through the fourth quarter.

In the shootout, graduate students Julia Cruces Pastorino and Laura Van Hamburg converted on their penalty shot attempts.

Sophomore Liselotte Koop also converted. Daisy Ruhle stopped two out of four shots including a save to win the contest for the Seahawks.

Daisy Ruhle Earns NEC Honors
Daisy Ruhle earned her third career Northeast Conference (NEC) Defensive Player of the Week honor, the conference announced on Tuesday.

The Marlow, England native eclipsed the century mark in saves in the team's first game of the season against Hofstra. Ruhle is also the program's all-time leader with 10 wins.

Ruhle claimed seven saves against Hofstra before stopping two crucial shots in the penalty shootout to lift Wagner to the victory.
Kira Mordvinov was recognized as a Prime Performer by the NEC. The Stroudsberg, PA native tallied the first of the season for Wagner while tallying four shots.

About Yale
Yale will open its 2022 season on Grymes Hill after finishing 9-8 last season. The Bulldogs owned an 8-3 record at home and had a 1-5 record away from New Haven, CT.

Sophomore Julia Freedman earned the right to play for Team USA at the Maccabiah Games in July.

What's Next
The Seahawks will hit the road for the first time this season when they take on UMass Lowell on Monday, September 5 at 1:00 P.M.