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Varsity Field Hockey @ Hackley School

9/2/2011 11:00 AM

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Location:	Hackley School
Address:	293 Benedict Avenue, Tarrytown, NY ?914-631-0128 / (45 minutes)
Directions:	I-95 South to Route 287-West. Go to Exit 1-Route 119/Tarrytown (just before Tappan Zee Bridge). Bear right at end of ramp. Go straight at first traffic light. At fork in road bear right onto Benedict Avenue. Pass gas station on right. School is 0.5 mile on right at top of hill. Varsity lacrosse field is immediately on left. Gymnasium is first building on left. To MS lacrosse field, follow the driveway bearing right at forks to the very end. ? Tennis Courts: ? Continue along driveway bearing right at each fork. Park in parking lot beyond school buildings; walk down path to courts. Soccer and Baseball fields: ? Entrance to fields is a driveway on right with a small sign saying “Hackley School fields” approximately 400 yards up the hill before school entrance. Golf ? To Sleepy Hollow Country Club(914-941-8070): I-95 South. At Rye, take 287-West, towards Tappan Zee Bridge. Take exit marked "Last exit before bridge". It is the second Exit 9 (the first is on 287; the numbers go down to l, then start back up again). Go left off exit. At light go right onto Broadway (Route 9). Follow Route 9 North for about 4.5 miles. You will pass the Guatalahara Restaurant. The entrance to Sleepy Hollow Country Club is on the right.

Varsity Field Hockey vs St. Lukes School

9/13/2011 4:30 PM

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GFA Christens Turf Field with Shut-out Victory

The Greens Farms Academy Varsity Field Hockey team earned a shutout victory on opening day, defeating St. Luke's 2-0. The Dragons spent most of the first half in the offensive end, earning six corners. GFA finally capitalized on a corner opportunity, 8 minutes into the game as junior Margot Bruder inserted the ball to teammate Madison Leonard who shot in a beautiful ball, which was deflected in by junior Liz McDermott. GFA never let down, coming out in the second half scoring their second goal of the day on another another corner play. This time the blast came from the top of the circle by sophomore Hayley Holzinger, assisted by Madison Leonard and Caitlin Rummelsburg. Sophomore Maggie Sherin controlled the center of the field beautifully and senior captain Isabelle Canaan led the defense for the shutout. Junior Ashley Hutchison and freshman Hope Tierney were stellar on defense in front of freshman Jenny Ross, who earned her first shutout in her first varsity game with 5 tough saves.

The Lady Dragons will look to make it two in-a-row next Monday, September 19th, when they host visiting Convent of the Sacred Heart beginning at 4:15pm.

Varsity Field Hockey vs Convent of the Sacred Heart

9/19/2011 4:15 PM

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The GFA Varsity Field Hockey team (1-1) played a tough game against league rival Convent of the Sacred Heart, losing 2-0 on Monday, September 19. Convent had a tough time getting any wide open lanes to goal as GFA's tough midfield hustled throughout the entire game. In the end though, Convent's experience enabled them to create many more penalty corners and shots, leading to their two goals in the second half. The midfield line of junior captain Madison Leonard and sophomores Maggie Sherin and Hayley Holzinger were tough to get by and continued to disrupt the flow of Convent's passing. Freshman Nicole Litt had a few beautiful runs on the forward line but found it tough to get through the Convent defense. Junior CJ Rummelsburg played outstanding at center back supported by the defense of sophomore JJ Ratray, senior captain Isabelle Canaan and junior Ashley Hutchison. Freshman goalie Jenny Ross continues to be stellar as she had 15 saves in the game.

The Lady Dragons will be back in action on Thursday when they head to The Masters School for a 4:30pm contest.

Varsity Field Hockey @ The Masters School

9/22/2011 4:30 PM

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Location:	The Masters School
Address:	49 Clinton Avenue, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 914-693-1400
Directions:	Via Interstate 95 Take I-95 South into New York. At Rye, take 287-West, towards Tappan Zee Bridge. After about 10 miles and after passing Exit 1, Route 287 divides. Stay right onto I-87 South and briefly follow the New York State Thruway South toward New York City. Almost immediately take the exit (Exit 7A) for the Saw Mill River Parkway South. Follow Saw Mill for about two miles to Exit 17 (Ashford Ave./Dobbs Ferry). Go straight on Allen St which turns into Ashford Ave., through 4 traffic lights. At last light, Ashford becomes Broadway / Route 9 and there will be a Stop & Shop on the left. Continue on Broadway up the hill, and immediately keep to the left. Take first left on Clinton Avenue. School entrances are on left. Via Merritt Parkway Take the Merritt Parkway South into New York. Take Exit 26 (in New York) onto Route 287 West. Follow directions above. For gyms: take first driveway on left. For playing fields: take last driveway on left.

The GFA Varsity Field Hockey team defeated Masters 3-1 on Thursday, September 22. GFA outplayed Masters outshooting its opponent 14-3. The first GFA goal came at 8:48 left in the first half as junior Margot Bruder finished a scramble in front of the cage. GFA continued to battle producing a few corner opportunities in a row. The Dragons finally capitalized on a corner as junior captain Madison Leonard hit in a ball from outside the circle which was deflected in by freshman Nicole Litt for her first goal of the season, giving GFA a 2-0 lead. Masters began to apply some pressure on GFA's defense in the second half which resulted in a Masters goal at 24:40 left in the second half. GFA finished out the scoring a minute later when Litt found the cage again on a loose ball in front of the cage to give GFA a 3-1 lead. Freshman Jenny Ross had 2 saves in the game. GFA (2-1) looks forward to preparing for a tough week of games ahead with Taft, Rye and Miss Porters.

Varsity Field Hockey vs Taft School

9/28/2011 3:30 PM

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The GFA varsity field hockey team (2-2) played a tough game against Taft on Wednesday, September 28 despite losing 4-1. Taft scored on a corner early in the game and added another before the half was over. GFA played agressively throughout the game disrupting Taft's flow and ball control. The Dragons' hardwork paid off on a penalty corner as junior Madison Leonard and sophomores Maggie Sherin and Hayley Holzinger were able to set up Nicole Litt in front of the cage to put GFA on the board. Taft continued to dominate offensively as they out shot GFA by a wide margin. Taft was able to add two more goals to its total, giving them the 4-1 victory. Freshman goalie Jenny Ross had 18 saves in the loss. The defensively, senior Isabelle Canaan, junior Ashley Hutchsion, sophomore JJ Rattray, and freshmen Hope Tierney and Juliet Fontana played tough throughout the entire game. GFA will look to rebound on this weekend playing Rye and Miss Porters.

Varsity Field Hockey @ Rye Country Day School

9/30/2011 4:30 PM

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Location:	Rye Country Day School
Address:	Cedar Street, Rye, NY ?914-967-1417 / (35 minutes)
Directions:	I-95 South to Exit 21 (in New York). Immediately bear right on exit ramp and get off the Midland Avenue Exit. At bottom of ramp turn left on Midland. At first light turn right onto Peck Avenue. Follow Peck to the light at the Post Road and turn right. Go over bridge and follow directions below. ?Fields: ?After crossing the bridge, pass Cedar St on your left and turn into small parking lot on left before reaching the grass divider in the road. Walk around the buildings, leaving them on your right side, to the fields. Basketball, Squash, Tennis and Wrestling: ?Gymnasium:Go left onto Cedar Street. Take first right into campus. Take third driveway on right and park. Golf: ?Apawamus Country Club (914-967-2100): Follow above directions to Rye Country Day. After going over bridge on Post Road, take first left onto Cedar Street. Go through traffic light. The club is straight ahead; when road bears right, you turn left into parking lot.

The GFA varsity field hockey team (2-3) lost 5-0 to tough Rye squad on September 30. Rye dominated most of the game frustrating the Dragon defense. Juniors Caitlin Rummelsburg and Madison Leonard were energy sparks in the midfield and senior Isabelle Canaan and sophomore Maggie Sherin played tough on defense. Freshman goalie Jenny Ross had 15 saves in the game. GFA will look to rebound on Saturday, October 1st against Miss Porters.

Varsity Field Hockey vs Miss Porter''s School

10/1/2011 3:30 PM

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The GFA field hockey team (2-4) fought hard against Miss Porters but came up short in the 1-0 loss. Both teams spent most of the game in the midfield fighting for posession. Miss Porters scored its goal ten minutes into the first half off a scramble in front of goal which proved to be the game winner. Freshman goalie Jenny Ross came up with a huge save on a stroke a few minutes later on Mary-Kate Meedan to keep the game close. The Dragons fought hard in the second half, dominating play in the midfield but could not get the shots they needed to create scoring chances. Junior captain Madison Leonard was on fire on the midfield and was supported by junior CJ Rummelsburg and sophmore Maggie Sherin. GFA faces Hopkins next Wednesday, October 5th at home.

Varsity Field Hockey vs Hopkins School

10/5/2011 3:30 PM

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The GFA varsity field hockey team lost a tough game to Hopkins 2-0 on Wednesday, October 5. GFA struggled to get any offensive momentum as Hopkins continued to crowd the midfield the entire game. Both Hopkins goals were scored in the second half. The midfield line of junior captain Madison Leonard and sophomores Maggie Sherin and Hayley Holzinger worked hard against a talented Hopkins squad despite the loss. Freshman goalie Jenny Ross had 11 saves in the game. GFA hopes to rebound next week when it faces league rival St. Luke's away.

Varsity Field Hockey @ St. Lukes School

10/12/2011 4:15 PM

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Location:	St. Lukes School
Address:	377 North Wilton Road, New Canaan CT 06840 203-966-5612 / (20 minutes)
Directions:	Via Merritt Parkway Take the Merritt Parkway South to Exit 38 (Route 123). Left off ramp. Continue for about 3 miles. Shortly after New Canaan Country Club (on left) at fork in the road bear right onto North Wilton Road. At stop light turn left. School is 0.5 mile on right. Via Interstate 95 Take I-95 South to Exit 15, keep left on ramp to stay on Route 7 Connector. Take Exit 2, off the Route 7 Connector. At bottom of ramp turn right (following signs for Route 123). Turn right again at light onto Route 123 (also called New Canaan Avenue). Continue North on Route 123 for 7.5 miles (passing under Merritt Parkway). Shortly after New Canaan Country Club (on left) at a fork in the road bear right onto North Wilton Road. At stop sign turn left. School is 0.5 mile on right.

The GFA Varsity Field Hockey team defeated league rival St. Luke's 2-1 in overtime on Wednesday, October 12. Both teams played strong hitting hockey with St Luke's getting the early lead with 13:31 left in the first half off a scramble in front of the cage. GFA never let up and tied the game with 3:03 left in the half as junior captain Madison Leonard sent the ball in off of a corner and sophomore Olivia Taylor was there to deflect the ball in front of the cage. Both teams came out fighting in the second half sharing corner opportunities. The game went into overtime but it was GFA who came out on the offense, determined to score. Three minutes into overtime, Leonard took the game into her own hands as she beautifully carried the ball up the center of the field and fired a shot on the St Luke's goalie. St. Luke's made the save, but junior Caitlin Rummelsburg was able to capitalize on the rebound and sent the ball into the left corner of the cage for the 2-1 victory. Midfielders sophomores Maggie Sherin and Hayley Holzinger played strong alongside Leonard in the victory. The defensive group of senior captain Isabelle Canaan, junior Ashley Hutchison, sophomore JJ Rattray and freshman Juliet Fontana played strong in front of freshman goalie Jenny Ross who had seven saves. GFA will face King on Saturday at 1:00 p.m.

Varsity Field Hockey @ King

10/15/2011 1:00 PM

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Location:	King
Address:	King & Low-Heywood Thomas School? 1450 Newfield Avenue, Stamford ?203-322-3496 / (20 minutes)
Directions:	Via Merritt Parkway: Take Merritt Parkway South to Exit 35 (High Ridge Road). At bottom of ramp turn right. At light on other side of Parkway bridge, turn left onto Buxton Farm Road (be careful: premature sharp left takes you back onto Parkway). At stop sign, turn right onto Turn-of-River Road. Take first left onto Intervale, up hill to stop sign. Turn left onto Newfield Avenue. ?Via I-95: I-95 South to Stamford. Take Exit 8 (Elm Street). Right at end of ramp, straight through light, then right onto Grove Street. Follow road North for 4 miles (Grove becomes Strawberry Hill, and that becomes Newfield Avenue). Pass Sterling Farms Club on right; school will be on left. For baseball, cross country, lacrosse, softball, soccer, MS basketball: Take left onto Intervale Road East, then first right into South entrance. ?For US basketball, field hockey, volleyball: continue on Newfield to North entrance on left. Golf and Tennis ?To Sterling Farms Club: Sterling Farms is on right on Newfield Ave. just before the KLHT campus. Coming from the Merritt via Intervale, go right at light onto Newfield Ave. and immediately left into Club driveway. Hockey ?To Stamford Twin Rinks: Merritt Parkway South to exit 36 (route 106). Go south on 106 towards Stamford. Go about 1.3 miles, taking a right onto Camp Ave. Rink is ahead on the left.

Varsity Field Hockey vs Greenwich Academy

10/17/2011 4:15 PM

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The GFA varsity field hockey played tough, but was dominated by a skilled Greenwich Academy squad, losing 9-0 on Monday, October 17. The Dragons has a hard time possesssing the ball and creating offensive momentum. The midfield line of junior capptain Madison Leonard and sophomores Maggie Sherin and Hayley Holzinger played strong in the loss. The defensive unit played tough in front of freshman goalie Jenny Ross had 18 saves. GFA will look to rebound against Westover and King this week.

Varsity Field Hockey @ Westover School

10/19/2011 4:30 PM

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Location:	Westover School
Address:	Middlebury, CT ?203-758-2423 / (70 minutes)
Directions:	Merritt Parkway North to Exit 52 (Route 8 North). Follow Route 8 North to Route 84-West. Follow I-84 West to Exit 17. Follow Route 64 for approximately 2 miles. At fourth traffic light (after blinking light) turn left onto Route 188 North. School is on right. (Park by turning right on South Street just before the school and going approximately 200 yards).

Varsity Field Hockey vs King

10/22/2011 2:00 PM

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The GFA varsity Field Hockey team came out strong on its Homecoming defeating league rival King 3-2. After losing to King last weekend, the Dragons were determined to start attacking the Vikings from the first whistle. Both teams had some chances in the circle but it was King who capitalized first only three minutes into the game on a scramble in front of GFA's Jenny Ross. GFA continued fighting and tied the game with ten minutes left in the half when junior Hayley Holzinger capitalized on a ball outside of the circle, blasting a shot past King's goalie. The Dragons continued to apply pressure in the offensive end, causing a stroke with 1:23 left in the half. Junior captain Madison Leonard scored with a shot to the right side of the goal to give GFA the 2-1 lead going into halftime. In the second half, GFA got on the board again when sophomore Olivia Taylor scored on a scramble in front of the goal with 11:46 left. King answered three minutes when a GFA defender screened Ross. The Dragons were able to hold the 3-2 lead till the end. GFA's midfield line of sophomores Maggie Sherin, Holzinger and Leonard were strong throughtout the game, continually dodging and applying pressure to King. Junior Caitlin Rummelsburg led a tough defense with the support of junior Ashley Hutchison, senior captain Isabelle Canaan and freshman Juliet Fontana. Ross had 10 saves in the victory. GFA plays Holy Child and Canterbury this week.

Varsity Field Hockey vs Holy Child

10/25/2011 4:30 PM

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Varsity Field Hockey @ Canterbury School

10/26/2011 4:15 PM

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Location:	Canterbury School
Address:	Elkington Farm Road, New Milford ?860-210-3800 / (75 minutes)
Directions:	Exit GFA and go straight. Turn right at stop sign toward Greens Farms railroad station. Go left on Greens Farms Rd. Keep to the right at major fork and follow to traffic light. Turn right onto Sherwood Island Connector and follow to Post Road. Turn left on Post Road. At first traffic light, turn right onto Roseville Road. Follow Roseville to end and turn left onto Cross Highway. At first stop sign, turn right onto Weston Road. Follow under Merritt Parkway; you are on Route 57 North. ??Follow 57N for 3.7 miles; at Cobbs Mill Restaurant, turn left to stay on Route 57N. Follow 57N to Route 7; turn right to go north on Route 7. Take Route 7 North past Danbury to New Milford. In New Milford, go right over bridge (just past Southworth’s Chrysler), then go left after the third light at the village green. Proceed to end of green, then make a sharp left, then sharp right onto Aspetuck Avenue. School is at top of hill. Turn right onto Elkington Farm Road and enter driveway.

The GFA varsity field hockey team played some of its best hockey against Canterbury this season even though it came up short losing 1-0 on Wednesday, October 26. The Dragons did not shy away from the #1 ranked C school in New England as they continued to apply offensive pressure but had a tough time getting opportunities close to cage. Both teams were scoreless in the first half. GFA continued to possess the ball beautifully as the defensive unit of Isabelle Canaan, Juliet Fontana, CJ Rummelsburg and Ashley Hutchison were patience and agressive and the midfield line of Hayley Holzinger, Madison Leonard and Maggie Sherin continued to send balls to the forward line. Canterbury capitalized on a miscommunication in GFA's defensive end midway through the second half, as a Canterbury player tipped in a ball past Jenny Ross for the 1-0 lead. GFA forward Olivia Taylor has numerous runs down the field, but could not get the ball past the Canterbury defense. Canterbury's 1-0 lead held as the final score, despite GFA's strong effort. GFA will be back in action next Thursday and Friday against Hamden Hall and Choate.

Varsity Field Hockey vs Hamden Hall

11/3/2011 3:15 PM

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The GFA varsity field hockey team (5-9) played one if its best games all season beating Hamden Hall 4-3 in dramatic fashion, scoring the winning goal in the last 40 seconds. The Dragons came out on the attack creating multiple scoring opportunities right away with junior Margot Bruder scoring the first for GFA six minutes into the game. Teammate Madison Leonard sent in a beautifully ball into the circle and Bruder was able direct the ball into the goal past the Hamden Hall goalie. The Dragons continued to create scoring opportunities as it was again Leonard who carried the ball in and passed it to teammate CJ Rummelsburg who capitalized on it for the second goal of the game. Hamden Hall did counter though only a minute later when Hamden Hall's Sydney Doolittle blasted a ball past GFA's Jenny's Ross to cut the Dragons' lead in half. Going into the second half, GFA continued to fight for loose balls and possessed the ball beautifully, creating more opportunities in the offensive circle. Sophomore inserter Hayley Holzinger capitalized off of a corner assisted by Olivia Taylor. Hamden Hall did not let down as they scored the next two goals, one off a let down on defense and the other on a corner. GFA was determined to fight back scoring the game winner with 40 seconds left on the clock off of a scramble after a corner when Bruder deflected a ball past the Hamden Hall goalie for the 4-3 victory. GFA outshot Hamden all 13-6 and held the advantage on corners (12-4). GFA honored lone senior Isabelle Canaan after the game as it was GFA's last home game of the season. GFA will travel to Choate on Friday, November 4th for a 6pm game under the lights.

Varsity Field Hockey @ Choate Rosemary Hall

11/4/2011 6:00 PM

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Location:	Choate Rosemary Hall
Address:	Christian Street, Wallingford ?203-697-2000 / (45 minutes)
Directions:	I-95 North to New Haven. Take I-91 North to Exit 14. Turn left on Woodhouse Avenue. After 2 traffic lights, road name changes to East Main Street. At second stop sign, go left onto Christian Street. Just before football field, turn left and go over bridge for fields. First building on left after bridge is athletic building (squash, etc.) Via Merritt Parkway: North to Exit 64. Turn right onto Quinnipiac Street. Bear left at the fork and cross over the railroad tracks. Go straight through the traffic light (Quinnipiac becomes Center Street at this intersection). Turn left at the second light onto North Main Street at the top of the hill. Turn right onto Christian Street.

The GFA varsity field hockey team (5-10) came out strong offensively dominating play in the first few minutes against a talented Choate team. Only 40 seconds into the game, GFA capitalized on its first corner opportunity when junior Hayley Holziner inserted the ball to teammate Maggie Sherin who blasted a beautiful shot to cage. Sherin shot was deflected in by junior Margot Bruder for the quick 1-0 lead. GFA's lead was short-lived as Choate put up two quick goals in the next couple minutes. GFA continued to battled, but Choate has answers as they put in three more goals in the first half. GFA's defense regrouped in the second half and outplayed Choate for stretches of time, creating multiple scoring opportunities and corners. GFA finally capitalized when junior CJ Rummelsburg carried the ball in herself and shot a powerful ball past the Choate goalie for the Dragons' second goal of the game. GFA continued to battle but it was Choate who scored the last goal for the 6-2 final score. Despite a few defensive mistakes, GFA possessed the ball beautifully creating 10 shots on goal and 5 corners. Sherin was stellar in the midfield alongside Holziner and junior captain Madison Leonard. Defensively, junior Ashley Hutchison, freshman Juliet Fontana, senior captain Isabelle Canaan and Rummelsburg played a strong game. Freshman goalie Jenny Ross had 10 saves. GFA will play its last two games next week against Westover and Ethel Walker to close out the season.

Varsity Field Hockey @ Westover School

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Location:	Westover School
Address:	Middlebury, CT ?203-758-2423 / (70 minutes)
Directions:	Merritt Parkway North to Exit 52 (Route 8 North). Follow Route 8 North to Route 84-West. Follow I-84 West to Exit 17. Follow Route 64 for approximately 2 miles. At fourth traffic light (after blinking light) turn left onto Route 188 North. School is on right. (Park by turning right on South Street just before the school and going approximately 200 yards).

Varsity Field Hockey @ Ethel Walker School

11/12/2011 1:00 PM

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Location:	Ethel Walker School
Address:	230 Bushy Hill Road ?Simsbury, CT 06070 ?Main Number: 860/658-4467(90 min.)
Directions:	From the central campus, playing fields are down Sand Hill Road, tennis courts are to the right as you drive in and the gymnasium is behind Beaver Brook. ?? From New York City and south: ?I-95 north to I-84; east on I-84 to Exit 39 (Farmington, Rt. 4); west on Rt. 4 to Farmington Center; right on Rt. 10-202 north to U.S. 44 west; left on Rt. 44 west through Avon to Rt. 167 north; right on Rt. 167 north 3.1 miles to The Ethel Walker School. The Admission Office is located in the main campus building, Beaver Brook. Once you drive into the campus, parking is available to your left.

The GFA Varsity Field Hockey team tied Ethel Walker 1-1 in overtime on Saturday, November 12. GFA came out strong, but it was Ethel Walker who scored first, just six minutes into the game. GFA's midfield line of junior Madison Leonard and sophomore Hayley Holzinger and Maggie Sherin continued to put pressure on the Ethel Walker defense. Sophomore Olivia Taylor and junior CJ Rummelsburg had multiple chances in the circle, but could not capitalize. GFA came out in the second half determined to put goals on the board. The Dragons' hard work finally paid off when Taylor dribbled the ball herself into the circle and shot the ball past the Ethel Walker goalie to tie the game 1-1. GFA dominated play in the second half, but ran out of time. GFA outplayed Ethel Walker in the overtime, but came out with 1-1 tie. Rummelsburg, Leonard and Taylor all had chances on net. Freshman goalie Jenny Ross had 8 saves in the game. GFA ended its season 5-10-1. Madison Leonard was named to the FAA All-League team and Maggie Sherin was named to the FAA Honorable Mention team. Both Leonard and Sherin were named New England All-Stars.