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Lynch’s First Collegiate Goal Highlights SHU Win at Stonehill
9/25/2026 6:49:00 PM | Field Hockey
The Pios earned their first NEC win of the season
NORTH EASTON, Mass. — The Sacred Heart University field hockey team won its first Northeast Conference (NEC) game of the season on Friday afternoon, topping Stonehill 2-1 in a shootout in a thrilling bout at the Skyhawks' W.B. Mason Stadium in North Easton, Mass.
Records:
Sacred Heart: 2-6, 1-1 NEC
Stonehill: 1-6, 1-1 NEC
Leaders:
Erin Lynch: 1 goal, 2 shotsÂ
Hailey Vogt: 1 assist, 4 shots
Brianna Cooper: 3 saves
Of Note:
The Pioneers found the back of the cage first, scoring at 6:09 to take a 1-0 lead. Erin Lynch netted the contest's first goal on a penalty corner, inserting the ball from the right hash before resetting near the crease to tip a Hailey Vogt shot by the moving goaltender.Â
The defenses took over from there, and the game went 30:30 without another goal. Unfortunately for the Pios, Havana De Roeck scored at 36:39 to send the game into the fourth tied 1-1.Â
Still tied after the fourth quarter, the Pios and Skyhawks went to overtime. After a scoreless OT period, SHU headed to its first shootout of the season.Â
Both teams scored to open the shootout, with Vogt cashing in on a penalty stroke. Rylie Wyckoff scored in the next round before Brianna Cooper got an important save. A Bridget McLaughlin score put the home team on the ropes, but the Skyhawks stayed alive with the lone goal in round four. Ahead 3-2, Blaire Sparks iced the win with a goal stick side to open round five.Â
Between the pipes, Cooper finished with three saves to collect her first win of the season.Â
Noteworthy:
Up Next:
The Pios are back in action on Sunday with a 6 p.m. tilt against Merrimack at Wicked Blue Field in Lowell, Mass.
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Records:
Sacred Heart: 2-6, 1-1 NEC
Stonehill: 1-6, 1-1 NEC
Leaders:
Erin Lynch: 1 goal, 2 shotsÂ
Hailey Vogt: 1 assist, 4 shots
Brianna Cooper: 3 saves
Of Note:
The Pioneers found the back of the cage first, scoring at 6:09 to take a 1-0 lead. Erin Lynch netted the contest's first goal on a penalty corner, inserting the ball from the right hash before resetting near the crease to tip a Hailey Vogt shot by the moving goaltender.Â
The defenses took over from there, and the game went 30:30 without another goal. Unfortunately for the Pios, Havana De Roeck scored at 36:39 to send the game into the fourth tied 1-1.Â
Still tied after the fourth quarter, the Pios and Skyhawks went to overtime. After a scoreless OT period, SHU headed to its first shootout of the season.Â
Both teams scored to open the shootout, with Vogt cashing in on a penalty stroke. Rylie Wyckoff scored in the next round before Brianna Cooper got an important save. A Bridget McLaughlin score put the home team on the ropes, but the Skyhawks stayed alive with the lone goal in round four. Ahead 3-2, Blaire Sparks iced the win with a goal stick side to open round five.Â
Between the pipes, Cooper finished with three saves to collect her first win of the season.Â
Noteworthy:
- SHU collected its first NEC win of the year.Â
- Cooper won her first game as a senior.Â
- Lynch scored her first collegiate goal.Â
- Vogt recorded her first collegiate assist.Â
Up Next:
The Pios are back in action on Sunday with a 6 p.m. tilt against Merrimack at Wicked Blue Field in Lowell, Mass.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
SACRED H
STONEHIL
Goals
1
1
Shots
27
6
Shots on Goal
13
4
Saves
3
12
Corners
11
4
Offsides
0
0
Fouls
61
50
Scoring Plays

Erin Lynch
Assisted By: Hailey Vogt
GOAL by Sacred Heart Erin Lynch (FIRST GOAL), Assist by Hailey Vogt
6:09

Havana De Roeck
Assisted By: Teagan O'Donnell
GOAL by Stonehill Havana De Roeck, Assist by Teagan O'Donnell
36:39
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