DUDLEY, Mass. -- (Wednesday, September 24, 2025)-- To pick up their third shutout of the season Salve Regina University field hockey outdid the hosting Nichols College Bison 5-0 on the road at Vendetti Field in non-conference action on a foggy evening.
Senior
Georgia Costello achieved 100 career points by scoring two goals and one assist to advance her from 96 points to 101.
It remained a 0-0 game throughout the entirety of the first quarter but the Seahawks scored four out of their five goals during the second quarter.
Bella Gannon was the first to strike at the 30 minute mark when she scored following a penalty corner. Costello bookended
Elliot Lund's goals before the first half ended.
Lund continued the scoring to stretch Slave Regina's lead to 5-0 in the third period with her second goal of the day and fifth career goal.
INSIDE THE MATCHUP:
Final: Salve Regina 5, Nichols 0
Records: Salve Regina (6-1,0-1 NEWMAC), Nichols (2-7,0-2 CNE)
History: Going into the game the Seahawks had a 27-11 all-time advantage over the Bison. In 2023 and 2024 Salve Regina shutout Nichols 7-0 and 8-0 respectively.
NOTEWORTHY:
- Salve Regina outshot Nichols 17-1.
- The Seahawks had a slight 4-2 penalty corner advantage.
- Siany Ortez remained in net for the full 60 minutes.
- There were no cautions or ejections for either team.
QUOTABLE SEAHAWKS
"I'm really proud of the way we found our rhythm in the second quarter—scoring four goals in that stretch showed the kind of energy and execution we're capable of. On top of that, it was a special moment celebrating
Georgia Costello reaching her 100th career point. It's a milestone that speaks to her consistency, talent, and the impact she's had on this program."
- Head field hockey coach Jennifer Foster
ON THE HORIZON:
On Saturday, September 27, field hockey will be back at Gaudet Field for a 12 p.m. game against NEWMAC foe Smith College.
