MILLERSVILLE, Pa. – The Millersville field hockey team returns home for their final game of the regular season on Chryst field at Biemesderfer Stadium. The Marauders look to rally from their loss at East Stroudsburg when they take on Seton Hill this Saturday, Nov. 2 at 6 p.m.
 
Millersville enters the PSAC matchup with an 11-6 record overall and 3-6 in the PSAC. Seton hill is currently 1-14 overall and 0-9 in the PSAC. The Marauders have not played at home since Oct. 22 when they lost in double overtime to Bloomsburg. This will be the first road game for the Griffins after three-straight at home.
 
Millersville will take time to honor its eight seniors before the game on Saturday. Lexi Robison, Madeline Stehly, Peyton Thompson, Erica Tarsi, Alexis Gazzio, Kyra Brakefield, Jordan Goddard and graduate student Marisa Batista will all be recognized for their hard work and dedication to Millersville field hockey over the years.
 
ABOUT THE MARAUDERS
• The Millersville roster hosts 17 different goal scorers this season with as many as six marauders scoring in a single game. Tarsi leads the pack with 10 goals scored over 17 games. Brakefield, Hannah Brown, Emma Boutcher and Asia Weaver are in a four-way tie for second tallying five goals each.
• Kate Strickland, Annabelle Tierney and Georgia Werkiser have put up two goals each for the Marauders.
• Tarsi leads the team in assists with five followed closely by Brakefield with four.
• Millersville has totaled 45 goals, 314 shots with 195 on goal and 193 penalty corners in 17 games. The team has held its opponents to 13 goals, 132 shots with 67 on goal and 99 penalty corners.
• Goddard has recorded 1,004 minutes, the most on the team.
• The Marauder goalkeeping unit has totaled 55 saves off 132 shots faced this season. Junior goalie Autumn Peters has made 47 saves in 17 games, including a season and career-high 11 saves in the game against East Stroudsburg (Oct. 30).  
 
SERIES HISTORY
• Series vs. Seton Hill: 15-0
• Series Streak: Millersville, 15
• First Meeting: 2007, W 3-0
• Last Meeting: 2018, W 2-0
• Shelly Behrens vs. Seton Hill: 14-0
 
THE LAST MEETING: Millersville 2, Seton Hill 0 (Oct. 27, 2018)
• The then-No. 7 Marauders entered into their first game on the road in almost two weeks and shut out the Griffins 2-0.
• Millersville took the lead in the 29th minute when Sol Ortiz-Kreiner sent a shot toward the cage from the right side of the circle. Weaver deflected the ball past the Seton Hill goal keeper for the 1-0 advantage.
• Just over two minutes later the Marauders doubled their lead. Tarsi fired a shot from the right side that was saved by the Griffins. She collected the rebound and sent another rocket that made its way to the back of the cage for the 2-0 lead.
• Seton Hill got one attempt at the Millersville cage off its lone penalty corner in the 47th minute. Caitlin Bray sent the ball to Erin Bronco who took the shot that went wide.
 
SCOUTING THE GRIFFINS
• Seton Hill has recorded nine goals, 51 shots with 38 on goal and 43 penalty corners in 15 games. The team's opponents have tallied 58 goals, 334 shots with 215 on cage and 182 penalty corners.
• The Griffins goalkeeping unit has made 157 saves this season.
• Colleen Roy, Wynnsome Gadson and Gabriella Oxley have recorded two goals each for Seton Hill this season.
• Roy leads the team in assists with three.
 
COACH SHELLY BEHRENS QUOTES
• "Every day is special and has been special with our seniors this year. Every home game, every away game, every practice. We've had amazing teams here, amazing connectivity and chemistry and just amazing kids. This group is no different. It's been fun every day. We really focus on senior day how we have all along, business as usual, but there certainly can be some emotion. There's been a lot of emotion, as late, for us in October. It's just about recognizing and honoring their time here. It's about them and about their selflessness during their time here. We want to thank them and recognize them and their families."
• "I've said it since day one, it's about overcoming. Overcome is different for different perspectives. It's overcoming the things you need to in your personal life, your athletic life, your academic life and just finding our way together. We found our way together. It's been a lot of fun. I couldn't be more proud of them. I shared with them, if you're not enough without winning, you'll never be enough with it. Winning will never give you or satisfy something in you as a person, as an athlete or as a coach. That's the advice I give them all the time. I'm always proud of their efforts and their ability to compete regardless of what the scoreboard says. I don't think you can really say enough, unless you've been in the trenches with us, to see how they've overcome and see their heart, passion, fortitude and strength. I've got to see it up close and I know these young women will leave here and they can do anything."