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University at Albany Great Danes

The #18 UAlbany field hockey team hosted New Haven at Alumni Turf in Albany; New York on Wednesday; September 3; 2025.
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7
Winner Rutgers RUTGERS (3-4)
2
UAlbany UALBANY (3-3)
Winner
Rutgers RUTGERS
(3-4)
7
Final
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UAlbany UALBANY
(3-3)
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Rutgers RUTGERS 2 2 3 0 7
UAlbany UALBANY 1 1 0 0 2

Game Recap: Field Hockey |

Great Danes Battle Against Rutgers

SCORE: Rutgers 7, UAlbany 2
 
LOCATION: Alumni Turf - Albany, N.Y.
 
RECORDS: UAlbany 3-3, 0-0 America East | Rutgers 3-4, 0-0 Big Ten
 
SHORT STORY: Despite an offensive push in the first half, UAlbany could not contain Rutgers' attack, Friday afternoon. 
 
KEY STATS
  • Freshman Quinty Reumer and sophomore Jette Kurz both scored one goal.
  • Seniors Pilar Lorenzini and Mara Küskes each ended the day with an assist recorded.
  • Rutgers outshot UAlbany, 23-7, while also adding a 12-6 advantage in shots on goal with a 6-4 advantage in penalty corners.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
  • Rutgers started the scoring early just five minutes into the contest but UAlbany was quick to respond with a penalty-corner goal less than two minutes later. Receiving the insert, Pilar Lorenzini sent a short pass to Quinty Reumer for the score.
  • Before the end of the first quarter, the Scarlet Knights gained the advantage with a second goal.
  • The second quarter repeated the first with two Rutgers goals and one from UAlbany making it a 4-2 game at halftime.
  • Less than a minute after the Scarlet Knights scored their third goal, Mara Küskes tipped in a direct shot from Jette Kurz during the Great Danes' second penalty corner of the contest.
  • Following a green card assessed to UAlbany with just over a minute remaining in the second quarter, Rutgers capitalized immediately on the man-up play to head into the second half up two.
  • After holding off the Scarlet Knights for 11 minutes in the third, UAlbany allowed a goal in the 12th minute of the quarter. 
  • Rutgers added two more goals before the end of the third to go up, 7-2.
  • Both teams traded possession throughout the fourth quarter but the score remained and the Scarlet Knights took home the win.
 
NEXT: The Great Danes will continue at home to face sixth-ranked UMass on Sunday (Sept. 20).
 
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