OWINGS MILLS, Md. – The Stevenson field hockey team dominated the Goucher College Gophers on Monday evening at Mustang Stadium, blanking the visitors 4-0. With the win, the Mustangs' energy was at an all-time high as senior goalkeeper Jamie Fritz and student assistant coach Madyson Kosar were celebrated following the match.
 
The Mustangs secured their lead early just over eight minutes into the first quarter with a goal from junior midfielder Meghan Huey with junior forward Macy Kosanovich on the assist. The Mustangs remained on top in shots, with a total of 21 against the Gophers' two. Sophomore midfielder Rylee Leakway and sophomore defense Haley Palmer tallied many of the teams attempts, with Leakway earning four shots and Palmer with five.
 
The Mustangs' first two goals were just over four minutes apart in the first quarter. The second goal came from Palmer with assistance from Leakway. Junior attack Emma Gladstein made offensive dashes to get herself on the board with attempts less than a minute from each other. Both were saved by Gopher first-year goalkeeper Carla Caballero.  The Mustangs solidified their lead in the second quarter with a goal from Gladstein.
 
As the second half got underway, the Mustangs scored the final goal of the match just over two minutes in. With Gladstein on the assist, freshman attack Annie Ingersoll scored her first career goal.
 
The Mustangs improve to 7-10 overall while the Gophers fall to 2-12 overall. The Mustangs look forward to their last regular-season match on the road against York College of Pennsylvania on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 6 p.m.