University of New Hampshire Athletics
10/16/2019 5:17:00 PM | Field Hockey
GILBERT, Ariz. – Kayla Sliz (Ajax, Ontario), a senior midfielder and co-captain of the University of New Hampshire field hockey team, has been selected to compete at the 2019 Victory Sports Tours/NFHCA Division I Senior Game.
Sliz is one of 38 student-athletes named to play in the Division I Senior Game, which features the top senior players in the nation. The game is scheduled for Nov. 22 (7 p.m.) at Wake Forest University's Kentner Stadium following the completion of the NCAA semifinal games.
Sliz has started all 13 games this season with four goals, including a game-winning goal, and two assists for 10 points. She ranks second on the squad in both goals and points, as well as shots (30).
Her season highlights include a two-goal, one-assist effort at Dartmouth College; she scored the game-tying and then game-winning goal in double overtime against the Big Green. Both the two goals and five points were personal bests.
In 71 career games (65 starts), Sliz has tallied 10 goals and four assists for 24 points.
This is the fifth consecutive year a UNH Wildcat has been selected; the previous honorees were Rachel Bossi (2018), Gianna Bensaia (2017), Lindsey Nerbonne (2016), and Meg Flatley and Chandler Giese (2015).
New Hampshire (7-6 overall, 1-1 America East) returns to action Oct. 18 at home against UMass Lowell. Start time at Memorial Field is 6 p.m.
Sliz is one of 38 student-athletes named to play in the Division I Senior Game, which features the top senior players in the nation. The game is scheduled for Nov. 22 (7 p.m.) at Wake Forest University's Kentner Stadium following the completion of the NCAA semifinal games.
Sliz has started all 13 games this season with four goals, including a game-winning goal, and two assists for 10 points. She ranks second on the squad in both goals and points, as well as shots (30).
Her season highlights include a two-goal, one-assist effort at Dartmouth College; she scored the game-tying and then game-winning goal in double overtime against the Big Green. Both the two goals and five points were personal bests.
In 71 career games (65 starts), Sliz has tallied 10 goals and four assists for 24 points.
This is the fifth consecutive year a UNH Wildcat has been selected; the previous honorees were Rachel Bossi (2018), Gianna Bensaia (2017), Lindsey Nerbonne (2016), and Meg Flatley and Chandler Giese (2015).
New Hampshire (7-6 overall, 1-1 America East) returns to action Oct. 18 at home against UMass Lowell. Start time at Memorial Field is 6 p.m.
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