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Brown University’s field hockey team showcased an impressive performance, defeating local rivals Providence College 5-1. The victory boosts Brown’s record to 9 wins and 5 losses, demonstrating their offensive prowess with multiple players contributing to the score. Highlights include early goals from Estelle Ballet and Lizzie Loftus, with Mia Karine Myklebust, Grace Almeida, and Kiersten Smith also netting goals. This win positions Brown favorably in the closing weeks of the regular season, while Providence looks to regroup after the loss.
Providence, Rhode Island – Brown University’s field hockey team delivered an impressive performance on October 26, 2025, defeating Providence College with a score of 5-1. This victory boosts Brown’s record to 9 wins and 5 losses, while Providence’s record now stands at 8 wins and 8 losses.
The match, which began at 2:11 PM, showcased Brown’s offensive prowess as they took an early lead with two goals scored within the first 30 minutes. Estelle Ballet netted the opening goal for Brown at 23:01, assisted by team member Kate Siedem. Just 45 seconds later, at 23:46, Lizzie Loftus scored the second goal for Brown, with assistance from Juliette Meijaard and Lucy Adams, solidifying their dominance on the field.
Brown continued to build on their momentum with a third goal scored by Mia Karine Myklebust at 32:02, further extending their lead before halftime. This goal was assisted by Lexi Pellegrino. The score at halftime was 3-0 in favor of Brown.
The scoring resumed in the second half, as Grace Almeida found the back of the net for Brown at 50:58, receiving support from Sophia Clark. Coincidentally, Lily Procaccianti scored the only goal for Providence at the same time, her eighth goal of the season. However, Brown quickly answered back with Kiersten Smith securing the fifth goal for the Bears at 52:16, assisted once again by Lucy Adams, concluding the match with a final score of 5-1.
Overall, Brown’s field hockey team showcased a strong performance throughout the game, effectively maintaining control and consistently attacking the goal. The contributions from multiple players highlighted the team’s depth and synergy, allowing them to dominate the match against their local rivals.
As both teams head into their upcoming schedules, Brown will look to build on this victory to enhance their standing, while Providence will work to regroup after this loss. The game served as a thrilling display of collegiate field hockey, demonstrating not just talent but also the competitive spirit of both teams.
Brown University has shown improvement this season, and with a record of 9-5, they are positioning themselves favorably as they approach the closing weeks of the regular season. In contrast, Providence’s 8-8 record highlights the challenges they have faced throughout the season but also points to room for growth as they look ahead to future matchups.
Both teams will strive to enhance their records in the upcoming games, as the push for postseason play intensifies.
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