Cookman Scores Goal in 6-1 Loss at #3 Maryland

Sunday, September 11

College Park, Md,

2 PM

University of New Hampshire

(3-3-0)

Maryland

(6-0-0)

UNH

Maryland

9/11/2022 4:59:00 PM | Field Hockey

Box Score

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Senior goalkeeper Jemma Woods (Frimley, England) recorded 12 saves but the University of New Hampshire field hockey team was defeated 6-1 by third-ranked University of Maryland in Sunday's Terrapin Invitational at the Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex.

Woods recorded 10 of her 12 saves in the first half, including nine in the second quarter. UNH's goal was scored by freshman Tasmin Cookman (Woking, England) in the first quarter to tie the score 1-1.

UMD's offense was led by Hope Rose (two goals) and Bibi Donraadt (one goal, two assists); goalie Paige Kieft was credited with two saves.

UNH is now 3-3 and Maryland remains unbeaten through six games.

COACH'S QUIP (UNH head coach Robin Balducci)
I was really pleased with how we came out to start the game. We had a great first half. Jemma played very well, we were holding them, and competing. We generated some offense but put the ball wide and were just missing the net. They really put the pressure on in the third quarter and we didn't recover.

UP NEXT

UNH returns to action Sept. 18 (1 p.m.) at Lafayette.
The Wildcats' next home game is Sept. 25 vs, UMass Lowell; start tune is 1 p.m. at Memorial Field.

FIRST QUARTER

The Terrapins converted a penalty corner into a 1-0 lead at 2:03 on a direct shot from the top of the circle by Rose.
Cookman tied the score, 1-1, with an unassisted goal at 11:14.

SECOND QUARTER

Woods stopped all nine UMD shots on goal in the second quarter to keep the score deadlocked.
The Terps recorded three shots on goal in the opening three minutes of the quarter; one of Rose's two shots was on a corner.
UNH's lone shot of the quarter was off the stick of Cookman and saved by Paige Kieft at 26:15.
Woods made one more save before halftime when she denied Dani van Rootselaar on a penalty corner at 27:46.

THIRD QUARTER

Donraadt put the Terrapins back on top, 2-1, at 34:33 and Belle Bressler extended the lead to 3-1 at 39:55.

FOURTH QUARTER

Maryland pulled away in the final frame on goals by Dani van Rootselaar (at 46:51), Emma DeBerdine (53:51) and Rose (57:46).

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

Maryland recorded the edge in shots (24-4), shots on goal (18-3) and corners (11-2).

UNH NOTEBOOK

Woods finished with 10+ saves for the second time this season; she recorded a season-high 13 saves Sept. 4 at UMass.
Cookman leads the team in goals (six), assists (three) and points (15); she has tallied a point in 5 of 6 games.

SERIES NOTEBOOK