Box Score

OWINGS MILLS, Md. - Stevenson field hockey junior Jorden Haney (Elkridge/Long Reach) scored the game's only goal with16:26 remaining in the first half and the senior Kara Zimmerman (Odenton/Arundel) made the lead hold as the Mustangs posted a 1-0 victory over Delaware Valley Saturday morning in the Black-Eyed Susan Tournament.

With the win, the Mustangs (2-0) gave head coach Erika Blozie her second in as many games as a head coach, marking the first time in program history a head coach has begun her career with two wins.

Coming into today, Haney had just two assists in 25 career games, picking one each in 2008 and 2009. However, after sending in the penalty corner in the game's 19th minute, she corralled the loose ball in front of Aggie goalkeeper Hollis Hancock and slid it underneath her her pads for her first career goal and the eventual game-winner.

Stevenson stood its ground the remaining 51 minutes with Zimmerman recording her seventh career by making seven saves.

Senior Christie Greer (Bel Air/Bel Air) also chipped in with one defensive save as the Mustang defense allowed just 12 shots, including five in the second half.

For Delaware Valley (0-1), it held a 12-7 edge in shots and a 7-4 margin in penalty corners. Hancock faced eight shots in 70 minutes of action and made three saves.

Stevenson faces Neumann tomorrow at 2:00 p.m., on day two of the Black Eyed Susan Tournament.