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The University of Vermont field hockey team achieved a convincing 4-0 victory over the Dartmouth Big Green, showcasing their offensive strength and strategic play. Vermont took an early lead and continuously pressured Dartmouth throughout the match, resulting in a solid win that solidifies their position in the season. With effective goalie performances and multiple shots on goal, Vermont displayed their competitive prowess, while Dartmouth faces critical upcoming matches to turn their season around.
Burlington, Vermont – The University of Vermont field hockey team secured a decisive 4-0 victory over the Dartmouth Big Green on October 19, 2025. This win strengthens Vermont’s position in the season as they continue to showcase their dominant performance on the field.
Vermont opened the scoring just over seven minutes into the game, taking a swift 1-0 lead. The Catamounts’ offense maintained its momentum, quickly extending their advantage with another goal just 1:26 into the second quarter. A third goal followed later in the quarter, giving Vermont a commanding 3-0 lead by halftime.
In the first half, Dartmouth’s only shot on goal came from Lucia Campano, with Dartmouth’s goalie Ava Carlson making four saves to keep her team in the game, despite the mounting pressure from Vermont’s offense. In the second quarter, Vermont outshot Dartmouth 6-4, with Carlson making two additional saves. Throughout this quarter, Dartmouth managed to earn three penalty corners.
As the game progressed into the third quarter, Vermont continued its offensive onslaught, scoring their fourth and final goal with just 1:03 left on the clock. Although Dartmouth outshot Vermont in the third quarter 4-2, they were unable to convert those opportunities into points. Kylie McKinley took over as goalie for Dartmouth, recording one save during this period. The Big Green also earned four penalty corners in the third quarter, but the execution fell short.
The final quarter concluded with minimal action, as Dartmouth managed only one shot with no goals scored. They earned a single penalty corner during this period as well. Throughout the match, Carlson saved a total of four shots in the first half, while McKinley recorded one save in the second half.
Ella Bowman led Dartmouth’s efforts with three shots, while Olivia Galiotos and Campano contributed two shots each to the scoreline. Gemma Franco added an additional shot for the Big Green. Vermont’s Campano and Walsh each had two shots on goal, with Bowman and Galiotos each managing one shot on goal.
The loss puts Dartmouth at a pivotal moment in their season. With three games remaining, they are set to face two influential matches in New York over the upcoming weekend. Dartmouth will meet Cornell on Friday, October 24, at 3 PM and then take on Colgate on Sunday, October 26.
This victory marks a significant achievement for the University of Vermont as they display their competitive prowess in collegiate field hockey. The team’s ability to capitalize on their scoring opportunities will be crucial as the season approaches its climax.
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- UVM Athletics: Catamount Challenge
- Wikipedia: Field Hockey
- Dartmouth Sports: Field Hockey Loss
- Google Search: Vermont Field Hockey
- Burlington Free Press: Field Hockey Playoffs
- Google Scholar: Field Hockey
- NBC5: UVM Field Hockey
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Field Hockey
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