
After 20-Day Wait, Marauders Clip Crimson Hawks in Double OT
10/2/2015 3:25:00 PM | Field Hockey
Millersville, Pa. - Twenty days after the first 85 minutes of play, Courtney Weaver scored a double-overtime, game-winner to lift Millersville field hockey past Indiana (Pa.), 2-1. The win preserved Millersville's undefeated record at 9-0 and tied the program record for best start to a season.Â
The game initially began on Sept. 12 and was postponed at the start of the second overtime because of unplayable field conditions and heavy rain. At the time the game started, Millersville was 3-0 and ranked No. 3 in Division II. When it resumed, the Marauders were the No. 1-ranked team and 8-0. The teams picked up where the left off in more ways than one as heavy rained pounded the turf throughout warm-ups and into the start of play.
The Marauders needed only 4:44 to put an end to the game. Arianna Grays pushed the ball into the circle and drew a penalty corner. Lauren Gerhart inserted to Olivia Hershey to the right of goalkeeper Olivia Accardi. Hershey's evaded an oncoming defender and smoothly passed to Weaver. With her back to the goal, Weaver received the pass, turned and fired low past Accardi's left leg. The goal was Weaver's first of the season.
Millersville went with Samantha Rumler in goal after Kylee Bair started the game in September. Rumler had started the previous three games for Millersville. Rumler received the decision, improving to 4-0.
Back on Sept. 12, the game reached overtime only because Kathleen Bishop redirected a Megan Donlan shot out of the air with just 1:45 left in regulation. Millersville trailed for nearly 58 minutes after Brittany Thornton scored the game's first goal in the 10th minute.
The Marauders concluded the game with 15-3 edge in shots and a 15-2 advantage in penalty corners. IUP's lone shot on goal was Thornton's goal.
The Marauders have a busy weekend at home, following Friday's game by hosting Seton Hill on Saturday and Newberry on Sunday.
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The game initially began on Sept. 12 and was postponed at the start of the second overtime because of unplayable field conditions and heavy rain. At the time the game started, Millersville was 3-0 and ranked No. 3 in Division II. When it resumed, the Marauders were the No. 1-ranked team and 8-0. The teams picked up where the left off in more ways than one as heavy rained pounded the turf throughout warm-ups and into the start of play.
The Marauders needed only 4:44 to put an end to the game. Arianna Grays pushed the ball into the circle and drew a penalty corner. Lauren Gerhart inserted to Olivia Hershey to the right of goalkeeper Olivia Accardi. Hershey's evaded an oncoming defender and smoothly passed to Weaver. With her back to the goal, Weaver received the pass, turned and fired low past Accardi's left leg. The goal was Weaver's first of the season.
Millersville went with Samantha Rumler in goal after Kylee Bair started the game in September. Rumler had started the previous three games for Millersville. Rumler received the decision, improving to 4-0.
Back on Sept. 12, the game reached overtime only because Kathleen Bishop redirected a Megan Donlan shot out of the air with just 1:45 left in regulation. Millersville trailed for nearly 58 minutes after Brittany Thornton scored the game's first goal in the 10th minute.
The Marauders concluded the game with 15-3 edge in shots and a 15-2 advantage in penalty corners. IUP's lone shot on goal was Thornton's goal.
The Marauders have a busy weekend at home, following Friday's game by hosting Seton Hill on Saturday and Newberry on Sunday.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
IUP
MILL
Goals
1
2
Shots
3
15
Shots on Goal
1
7
Saves
5
0
Corners
2
15
Offsides
0
0
Fouls
0
0
Scoring Plays

Brittany Thornton
Assisted By: McKenzie Noll
Passed from top of circle through traffi
9:26

Kathleen Bishop (4)
Assisted By: Megan Donlan
Tipped in high off of shot
68:15

Courtney Weaver (1)
Assisted By: Olivia Hershey
GOAL by MILL Courtney Weaver, Assist by Olivia Hershey, goal number 1 for season.
88:44
Game Leaders
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