Goucher College Field Hockey defeated Eastern Mennonite University Field Hockey 8-1 on Sept. 30, 2026, at Beldon Field in Baltimore. The victory improved Goucher to 4-5 overall and 0-1 in conference play, while Eastern Mennonite University fell to 0-6 overall and remained 0-0 in conference play.
Goucher led 2-0 after the first quarter, extended its advantage to 6-0 by halftime and added two more goals in the third quarter. Eastern Mennonite University scored its lone goal in the fourth quarter.
Goucher College Field Hockey Builds Early Lead
Camden West opened the scoring at 9:43 of the first quarter after Goucher earned a penalty corner. Vivian Onunga scored at 11:28, giving Goucher a 2-0 lead after the opening period.
Onunga added her second goal at 20:01 of the second quarter. Ava Barnes, Laureen Otieno and Charlotte Bloom also scored during the period, giving Goucher a 6-0 halftime advantage.
Baylee Klose scored at 35:39 of the third quarter, and Otieno added her second goal at 39:47. The goals gave Goucher an 8-0 lead entering the final quarter.
Goucher Controls Statistical Battle
Goucher outshot Eastern Mennonite University 40-4, including a 25-3 advantage in shots on goal. Goucher also held an 18-6 edge in penalty corners.
Onunga led Goucher with 10 shots, while she and Otieno scored two goals apiece. West, Barnes, Charlotte Bloom and Klose also scored, giving Goucher six different goal scorers.
Aarin McIntosh scored Eastern Mennonite University’s goal at 55:04. McIntosh finished with two shots, while Teresa Green made nine saves for Eastern Mennonite University.
Katie Bloom played all 60 minutes in goal for Goucher and made two saves. Eastern Mennonite University had a total of 17 saves.
Next Game for Goucher College Field Hockey
Goucher is scheduled to host Scranton on Saturday, Oct. 3, at 2 p.m. on Beldon Field.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
Goucher College Field Hockey established a commanding lead through three quarters and received goals from six players in the victory. The 40-4 shot advantage and 18-6 penalty-corner edge underscored Goucher’s control of the game.
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