NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Albertus Magnus College field hockey team suffered a 12-0 loss to the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) leaders of the Saint Joseph's College of Maine on Saturday afternoon at Celentano Field.

THE BASICS
FINAL: Saint Joseph's (Me.) 12 | Albertus Magnus 0
RECORDS: Albertus Magnus (0-7, 0-6 GNAC) | Saint Joseph's (Me.) (12-2, 8-0 GNAC)
BOX SCORE

HOW IT HAPPENED
The Monks held the possession for most of the first half, finishing with two goals while not allowing a shot. Emma Rutledge netted both goals in the half, the first in the second minute and the second in the 10th.

In the second quarter, Saint Joseph's added to its lead, scoring three more times to go ahead 5-0 heading into halftime. Haley Brann tallied the first goal of the quarter 23:53 into the match, while Alexis Beardsley and Megan Quirion also found pay dirt. Danielle Libby and Alexa Gutowski were credited with assists in the second quarter.

The Monks continued to pressure in the second half, finishing the contest with seven more goals on their way to a 12-0 win. Rutledge paced all players with five goals in the match, while Megan Mourmouras and Quirion each had two goals.

Albertus' lone chance of the day came off the stick of Alexis Duranleau (Wheelock, Vt.), who sent the ball towards the cage after a penalty corner, but the keeper was prepared as she kicked the ball out of the circle.

Lillian Woods (New London, N.H.) did her best between the pipes for the Falcons, tallying a season-best 24 saves.

BETWEEN THE PIPES
Albertus: Lillian Woods (L, 0-2) - 36 Shots on Goal | 12 Goals-Against | 24 Saves
Saint Joseph's: Kassidy Collins (W, 9-2) - 0 Shots on Goal | 0 Goal-Against | 0 Saves | 15:00 Mins
Heather Rohr - 0 Shots on Goal | 0 Goal-Against | 0 Saves | 15:00 Mins
Riley Kiernan - 0 Shots on Goal | 0 Goal-Against | 0 Saves | 15:00 Mins
Caitlin Bouvier - 1 Shot on Goal | 0 Goal-Against | 1 Save | 15:00 Mins

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

• SJC held a 36-1 lead in shots on goal in the contest.
• Saint Joseph's owned a 29-21 lead in fouls.
• The Falcons tallied one penalty corner to the Monks' 28.
• A. Duranleau tallied Albertus' lone shot of the tilt.

NOTEWORTHY

• The Monks are now 2-0 all-time vs. the Falcons.
• A. Duranleau has posted shots in three of the last four games.
• Woods tallied a season-best 24 saves.

UP NEXT
The Falcons will next hit the field on Monday, Oct. 18th, for a home bout against the Raiders of Rivier University at 4 PM.