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Marc Ridel
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Meredith MEREDITH (8-9)
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Winner Sweet Briar SBC (4-11, 1-7)
Meredith MEREDITH
(8-9)
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Final
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Sweet Briar SBC
(4-11, 1-7)
Winner
Score By Periods
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Meredith MEREDITH 1 1 0 0 0 2
Sweet Briar SBC 0 0 0 2 1 3

Game Recap: Field Hockey | | Cambria Chandler

Meredith Concludes Record-Breaking Season in Overtime Battle

Sweet Briar, Va. — The Meredith College field hockey team wrapped up its 2025 regular season on the road Saturday afternoon, battling through an intense overtime matchup at Sweet Briar College. The Avenging Angels showed heart and resilience in their final outing, capping off one of the most successful seasons in program history.

How It Happened

First Quarter
Meredith came out firing, striking first just before the end of the opening quarter. Megan Ingenito found the back of the cage at the 12:58 mark, assisted by Charlotte Dyer, to give the Avenging Angels an early lead.

End of first quarter: Meredith 1, Sweet Brier 0

Second Quarter
The Avenging Angels continued to press offensively, and Ingenito extended the advantage minutes into the second period with another goal, assisted by Sierra Grande. Meredith maintained control heading into halftime with a strong defensive effort led by goalkeeper Jasmin Solar and the backline.

Halftime: Meredith 2, Sweet Brier 0

Third Quarter
Meredith sustained its energy, earning multiple penalty corners and keeping pressure on the opposing defense. Solar added key saves to preserve the advantage as the Avenging Angels continued to dictate the pace.

End of third quarter: Meredith 2, Sweet Brier 0

Fourth Quarter
The final frame saw back-and-forth play as both sides created scoring opportunities. Meredith's defense stood tall under pressure, with Solar making clutch saves to send the game into overtime.

End of fourth quarter: Meredith 2, Sweet Brier 2

Overtime
In the extra period, Meredith generated several promising chances but couldn't find the golden goal. Despite the narrow finish, the Avenging Angels closed their season with a strong performance that reflected their growth and determination all year long.

End of overtime : Meredith 2, Sweet Brier 3

Inside the Box Score

  • Megan Ingenito led the Avenging Angels with two goals on seven shots.

  • Charlotte Dyer and Sierra Grande each tallied an assist.

  • Jasmin Solar recorded six saves in goal.

  • Meredith finished the season with eight wins, the most in program history.

  • The team also set a new program record with 40 goals scored in a single season.

  • Both Ingenito and Dyer surpassed 50 career points, becoming the first teammates to reach the milestone in the same season.

Season Wrap-Up

The Avenging Angels finish the 2025 campaign with a historic season marked by record-breaking achievements, standout performances, and a new standard of excellence for Meredith field hockey.


 
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