Three takeaways from IU field hockey scrimmage
With a week until its regular season opener, IU field hockey played its Cream and Crimson scrimmage.
With a week until its regular season opener, IU field hockey played its Cream and Crimson scrimmage.
The Hoosiers defeated the Billikens, 4-0, on Tuesday.
IU will face some tough competition yet again in the Big Ten in 2018.
IU failed to win a conference game in the regular season or postseason.
Field hockey finishes the regular season with an 0-8 conference record.
IU is the only Big Ten school without a conference field hockey win.
Field hockey is without a conference win with two Big Ten games remaining.
IU will look for its first home conference win of the season.
Field hockey ended a five-game losing streak this weekend.
IU travels to Northwestern in search of first conference win
IU is tied with Ohio State for last place in the Big Ten.
After totaling 40 points in her senior season Kate Barber became the main player for IU.
IU Coach Amanda Janney inks three offensive and three defensive players Wednesday.
Although the Hoosiers fought hard to send the game into overtime, the Nittany Lions secured their two-goal lead.
Hoosier field hockey seeks revenge against the team that ended its season last year.
After being named first team all-confrence last year, Kate Barber now has another teammate joining her.
This is the 14th Hoosier in the last 13 years to participate in the game
Despite the two losses, the Hoosiers can still glean some positives heading into the postseason.
IU will face No. 2 Syracuse and No. 6 Penn State, the latter of which knocked IU out of the Big Ten Tournament in 2015.
Elle Hempt returned from a serious injury last year to become an essential player in IU’s starting lineup.