Field Hockey

ON THIS DATE - Field Hockey Edges Kean University, 2-1

Posted: Sep 09, 2020

On September 10th, 2011 the Saint Joseph's College field hockey team defeated Kean University, 2-1 in overtime, in a non-conference contest at Mercy Field.

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TJ Cowin (Newry, Maine) netted the game-winner in the fourth minute of overtime to lift the Monks to their first-ever victory over Kean, a perennial favorite in the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC), which is known to be one of the strongest field hockey conferences in the country
Senior Sarah Bartell (Exeter, N.H.) tied the game with a goal in the 56th minute
Senior goalkeeper Meaghan Johnson (Portland, Maine/Cheverus) turned away 13 shots in what was the Monks' 2011 home-opener
Freshman Peyton Dostie (Standish, Maine) assisted on both of the SJC goals in the overtime triumph
All Saint Joseph's programs have combined to post an 18-16-4 (.474) record in games played on this date

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Founded in 1912 by the Sisters of Mercy in Portland, Maine, Saint Joseph’s College is Maine’s Catholic liberal arts college in the Mercy tradition. We are inclusive of all faiths, including no faith. The 474-acre campus, located on the shore of Sebago Lake in Standish, Maine offers more than 40 undergraduate programs and a Division III athletic program to a population of approximately 1,000 on-campus students. A pioneer of distance education since the 1970s, the College also provides online certificates and undergraduate and graduate degrees for thousands more working adults who reside in more than 20 other countries. In 2015 the College was selected by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching to receive its Community Engagement Classification, highlighting the College’s focus on community service throughout its mission and daily interactions within local, regional, and global communities. In 2018, Princeton Review recognized SJC as one of its “Green Colleges” for its sustainability initiatives. Learn more at www.sjcme.edu.