RALEIGH, N.C. - Meredith College Field Hockey hosted Eastern Mennonite University for their 2025 senior day celebration. After taking a quick three goal lead in the first quarter, the Angels
secured their 7th win and third shutout of the season.
How it Happened:
The Angels hit the ground running in the first quarter, scoring 3 goals and keeping the Royals offense to zero. The first goal of the game came from
Natasha Elder, a first time goal scorer who plays center back. The next two goals were scored by our program leader,
Megan Ingenito. The quarter ended Meredith 3, Eastern Mennonite 0.
The second quarter was a mid field battle with fewer offensive opportunities. As the half drew to a close, Meredith was able to put up five shots to the Royals zero. However, no shots were converted for the Angels before the buzzer sang. First half ended, Meredith 3, Royals 0.
At the start of the second half, Meredith turned up the offensive pressure, sending 10 shots to the Royals 2. This time, 1 shot fell in favor of Meredith when
Maya Kirstein capitalized off a crossing ball from
Charlotte Dyer. The third quarter ended Meredith 4, Royals 0.
The final quarter was the Angles' most dominant, sending 15 shots with 3 penalty corners to the Royals 0 shots with 0 corners. This quarter fell fruitful again for Meredith when Marrisa Tilgner converted the final goal of the match on a pass, once again, from
Charlotte Dyer. Match final; Meredith 5, Eastern Mennonite 0.
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
Meredith Field Hockey was able to again shutout Eastern Mennonite to earn their third on the season, the most shutouts in a single season.
Charlotte Dyer officially entered the 50 point club with 3 assists on the day.
Megan Ingenito tallied two more goals, keeping her title as the reigning, defending, undisputed program goal scorer for Meredith College Field Hockey.
UP NEXT
The Avenging Angels will travel to Bridgewater College on Saturday, October 25th at 1:00pm for the third to last game of the 2025 season.
