University of New Hampshire Athletics
4/10/2019 12:22:00 PM | Field Hockey
Wildcats Open the Regular Season Aug. 30 at American
DURHAM, N.H. - The University of New Hampshire field hockey program has revealed its schedule for the 2019 season, which will start Aug. 30 at American University for head coach Robin Balducci and her Wildcats.
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The 18-game schedule includes eight home games and features playing at traditional field hockey power University of Maryland, playing host to Stanford University, and welcoming Monmouth University to the America East conference.
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UNH welcomes Northeastern University on Aug. 18 for an exhibition game at one o'clock. Then the 'Cats travel for their last exhibition game of the season at Quinnipiac University on Aug. 22 (1 p.m.).
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New Hampshire starts its season on the road for the first three games. The Wildcats' first game is at American on Aug. 30 at three o'clock. Two days later on Sept. 1, UNH faces off against nationally-ranked Maryland at 12 p.m. The 'Cats will end their road journey at Boston University on Sept. 6 (7 p.m.).
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UNH plays its home opener Sept. 8 (1 p.m.) against College of the Holy Cross at Memorial Field. The last time the Wildcats faced the Crusaders was back in 2012, when UNH won 8-3. On Sept. 13, UNH hosts Stanford – now a former conference member – under the lights at six o'clock. The 'Cats conclude their homestand against Brown University on Sept. 15 (3 p.m.).
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UNH continues non-conference play on the road for the next three games. The 'Cats face Dartmouth College (Sept. 20), Bryant University (Sept. 27) and Harvard University (Sept. 29) to close out the month.
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America East action begins Oct. 4 (4 p.m) at home against Monmouth, which is new to conference. This will also be UNH's first time playing against the Hawks.
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The 'Cats then have a mix of non-conference and conference games while on the  road again at the University of Massachusetts (Oct. 6), University at Albany (Oct. 11) and Providence College (Oct. 13).
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New Hampshire returns home the following weekend to battle UMass Lowell and Boston College on the 18th and the 20th, respectively.
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The Wildcats will take a bus ride to the University of Vermont (Oct. 25) for their last game on the road.
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The 'Cats end the regular season with two home games. UNH plays Columbia University on Oct. 27 at one o'clock to finish non-conference play. The following week, the Wildcats will face border rival University of Maine on Nov. 1 (4 p.m.) for a Senior Day game that wraps up the regular season.
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The 2019 America East Championship tournament is Nov. 7 & 9 at the site of the highest seed. UNH has advanced to the conference tourney 12 consecutive years.
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The 18-game schedule includes eight home games and features playing at traditional field hockey power University of Maryland, playing host to Stanford University, and welcoming Monmouth University to the America East conference.
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UNH welcomes Northeastern University on Aug. 18 for an exhibition game at one o'clock. Then the 'Cats travel for their last exhibition game of the season at Quinnipiac University on Aug. 22 (1 p.m.).
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New Hampshire starts its season on the road for the first three games. The Wildcats' first game is at American on Aug. 30 at three o'clock. Two days later on Sept. 1, UNH faces off against nationally-ranked Maryland at 12 p.m. The 'Cats will end their road journey at Boston University on Sept. 6 (7 p.m.).
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UNH plays its home opener Sept. 8 (1 p.m.) against College of the Holy Cross at Memorial Field. The last time the Wildcats faced the Crusaders was back in 2012, when UNH won 8-3. On Sept. 13, UNH hosts Stanford – now a former conference member – under the lights at six o'clock. The 'Cats conclude their homestand against Brown University on Sept. 15 (3 p.m.).
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UNH continues non-conference play on the road for the next three games. The 'Cats face Dartmouth College (Sept. 20), Bryant University (Sept. 27) and Harvard University (Sept. 29) to close out the month.
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America East action begins Oct. 4 (4 p.m) at home against Monmouth, which is new to conference. This will also be UNH's first time playing against the Hawks.
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The 'Cats then have a mix of non-conference and conference games while on the  road again at the University of Massachusetts (Oct. 6), University at Albany (Oct. 11) and Providence College (Oct. 13).
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New Hampshire returns home the following weekend to battle UMass Lowell and Boston College on the 18th and the 20th, respectively.
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The Wildcats will take a bus ride to the University of Vermont (Oct. 25) for their last game on the road.
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The 'Cats end the regular season with two home games. UNH plays Columbia University on Oct. 27 at one o'clock to finish non-conference play. The following week, the Wildcats will face border rival University of Maine on Nov. 1 (4 p.m.) for a Senior Day game that wraps up the regular season.
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The 2019 America East Championship tournament is Nov. 7 & 9 at the site of the highest seed. UNH has advanced to the conference tourney 12 consecutive years.
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