The No. 13 Hoosiers (14-6) earned a spot to play in the NCAA tournament against No. 7 Wake Forest this Saturday in Winston-Salem, N.C.
Before rushing to the Kelley School of Business to take a test, Brian Moeljadi had to manage an IU field hockey practice. For the past two years, he has had many instances like this.
The quest for a Big Ten title and an eighth consecutive win came down to a matchup against No. 8 Michigan State, the last team to beat IU before its winning streak began.
The No. 3 seed Hoosiers beat the No. 6 seed Northwestern Wildcats 4-2 in the first round of the Big Ten tournament.
IU field hockey will play the No. 6 seed Northwestern Wildcats in its first round of the Big Ten tournament today in East Lansing, Mich.
IU field hockey beat the Michigan Wolverines 4-2 in its last regular season game on Saturday.
The No. 18 Hoosiers (11-5, 3-2) are fighting for a two seed in the Big Ten tournament and a spot in the 16-team NCAA tournament.
The No. 20 Hoosiers (11-5, 3-2) came away with two wins this weekend in their final home games of the season. Their first matchup was an offensive performance by the Hoosiers as they took a 4-1 decision over Penn State.
On Sunday against Pacific, seven field hockey seniors will play their last game at the IU Field Hockey Field. The senior class includes Haley Funk, Brittany Hacken, Lucy Ireland, Mutsa Mutembwa (a senior academically), Meg O’Connell, Elizabeth Schmidt and Alina Valenti.
IU field hockey plays two different teams in its last weekend in Bloomington. IU has only beat Penn State once in its last 10 tries. The team also plays Pacific this weekend, a team they have won against all three times they played.
Two field hockey athletes had already chosen a different path by playing the sport for Indiana, a state that doesn’t have high school field hockey.
For the third time this season, the Hoosiers came out on top against ranked competition – this time on their home turf.
This Saturday, IU field hockey takes on the No. 16 Northwestern Wildcats at 1 p.m. in Bloomington.
IU field hockey split this weekend’s games in Bloomington, faltering against No. 8 Michigan State and defeating Central Michigan.
IU field hockey split its weekend, falling to No. 8 Michigan State 6-2 on Friday and defeating Central Michigan 3-1 on Saturday.
IU field hockey comes home for a five-game stand, starting their first weekend back with No. 8 Michigan State on Friday and Central Michigan on Saturday.
Radio broadcasters don’t usually compete well with Division I athletes, but Alex Starr and Josh Dodds of B97 kept up with the field hockey team.
IU field hockey traveled more than 300 miles to pull off two victories in Iowa City, Iowa.
IU goes to Iowa City, Iowa, to play the Hawkeyes for its second Big Ten game on Friday and will see the Golden Bears on Saturday.
IU senior midfielder Meg O’Connell and junior midfielder Kelsey Kiper have field hockey ties that extend beyond the team. The bond flows in their blood.
