Two ranked, conference opponents headline IU field hockey’s weekend slate
Sep 13, 2018 10:55 amIU’s opening conference play weekend will be crucial in the season's outlook.
IU’s opening conference play weekend will be crucial in the season's outlook.
IU field hockey defeated St. Francis Sunday after a four-goal second half.
IU still found positives in its loss to another top-25 opponent.
Home weekend will could be crucial for IU Field Hockey's season.
Despite coming up short in both weekend matches, IU Field Hockey is still confident in what it saw on the field.
IU will look to move above .500 with many players returning home on a road trip.
Sophomore Bente Buwalda and junior Sam Scire both scored goals for IU Sunday.
A late goal from the No. 8 team in the nation sends IU's record to 0-1.
A top ten team and an in-state rival set the stage for IU field hockey's regular season start.
Taylor Swope, Kelsey Giese and Ciara Girouard chosen to represent IU in the All-Big Ten preseason team.
IU beat the Cardinals, 6-2, Saturday in Bloomington.
IU field hockey will look to rebound from a 6-13 campaign last season.
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.
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