Washington College scores two goals against McDaniel, washcollsports.com reports
- Washington College played McDaniel in a field hockey match, with goals scored by Tara Radebaugh and Tyler Rice in the second period, washcollsports.com reported.
- The match remained scoreless through the early stages before Washington College broke through at the 16:51 mark of the second period.
- Shortly after in match time, at 17:41, Washington College struck again.
Washington College played McDaniel in a field hockey match, with goals scored by Tara Radebaugh and Tyler Rice in the second period, washcollsports.com reported. Goals were scored during the second period of the contest.
Second-Period Scoring Surge Breaks Scoreless Tie
The match remained scoreless through the early stages before Washington College broke through at the 16:51 mark of the second period. Tara Radebaugh scored, assisted by Tyler Rice, marking Radebaugh’s first goal of the season.
Shortly after in match time, at 17:41, Washington College struck again. Tyler Rice found the back of the net for her first goal of the season, with the assist credited to Tara Radebaugh, pushing the lead to 0-3. Earlier in the period, Washington College initiated pressure with a penalty corner taken by Colleen Anson at 16:44.
Teaghen Rieder Replaces Goalkeeper During Washington College Pressure
McDaniel faced relentless pressure as Washington College piled up multiple penalty corners and shots on goal during the second half. Washington College goalkeeper Charlotte Schurman recorded saves against shots from Summer Gregory at 20:08 and Lola Minor at 20:16, immediately following an earlier penalty corner by Anna Buyse at 20:10.
McDaniel made a change in goal at the 21:13 mark, bringing in Teaghen Rieder. Rieder immediately faced a barrage of shots, stopping attempts from Tara Radebaugh, Tyler Rice, and Erin Houlihan during a heavy sequence of penalty corners taken by Washington College’s Colleen Anson and Grace Walsh. McDaniel also received a green card issued to Charley Noah at the 22:05 mark.
Washington College Shots Blocked Late in the Period
Washington College continued to pepper the McDaniel defense late into the period. Grace Walsh and Tyler Rice both registered shots that were blocked at 29:02 and 29:56, respectively, before the period expired at 30:00.
The box score details the complete sequence of second-period events, penalty corners, and defensive stops. Neither team recorded offensive scores outside of the second-period sequence by Washington College.