The University of Vermont Field Hockey team opened their home slate with a decisive victory over Wagner College. The Catamounts displayed a dominant performance, defeating Wagner 4-1. This win marks their second victory of the season and improves their overall record to 2-2.
The Catamounts wasted no time getting on the scoreboard, with freshman forward Maddie Senk scoring the first goal of the game within the first six minutes. Senk’s goal set the tone for the rest of the match, as Vermont continued to control the game for the remaining three quarters.
Senior midfielder Taylor Knox was a standout player for Vermont, contributing two goals to the team’s total against Wagner. Knox showcased her offensive skills, helping the Catamounts maintain their lead throughout the game.
Goalkeeper freshman Sam Williamson also played a key role in Vermont’s victory, making several crucial saves to keep Wagner at bay. Williamson’s strong performance in goal helped secure the win for the Catamounts.
Head coach Ian Bruns was pleased with his team’s performance, noting that they executed their game plan effectively and were able to capitalize on their opportunities. He praised the team for their hard work and dedication, emphasizing the importance of building on this win for future games.
The Catamounts will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming matchups as they continue their season. With a strong start to their home slate, Vermont is poised for success as they navigate the rest of their schedule. Fans can expect to see more exciting and competitive field hockey from the Catamounts in the coming weeks.
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