Penalty corners give and take in Michigan's 2-1 loss to Miami (Ohio)
The Michigan field Hockey team's trip to Oxford came up short after letting up a one-score lead in the second half The Michigan field hockey team lost 2-1 to Miami (Ohio) in their final non conference game of the regular season. The Wolverines took an early lead, but a second half comeback and an assault of penalty corners led to a 2-2 victory. Despite a strong start to the first quarter, the RedHawks took control of the game. Michigan's senior goalkeeper, Hala Silverstein, was instrumental in the game's victory, recording three saves and active presence within the shooting circle. Coach Kristi Gannon-Fisher attributed the loss to disciplined defense and lapses in their organization.
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A close game from whistle to whistle was decided primarily when the clock wasn’t running.
On Sunday, the Michigan field hockey team (6-9) traveled to Oxford, Ohio to take on No. 18 Miami (Ohio) (12-4... [3346 symbols]
