Coughlin Scores Again in 6-1 Loss to Cornell on Senior Day - University of New Hampshire Athletics

Sunday, October 25

Durham, N.H.

12 PM

University of New Hampshire

(4-10)

Cornell

(6-9)

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Cornell	2	3	1	0	6
New Hampshire	0	0	1	0	1

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The UNH field hockey 2026 Senior Class with family and coaches (Oct 25)

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10/25/2026 4:49:00 PM | Field Hockey

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DURHAM, N.H. – Sophomore forward Emilly Coughlin (Marshfield, Mass.) scored a goal but the University of New Hampshire field team was defeated 6-1 by Cornell University in Sunday afternoon's Senior Day game at Memorial Field.

Junior goalkeeper Kerigan Ross (Baltimore, Md.) exited the game at the end of the third quarter with four saves and six goals allowed. Freshman goalie Féline Coonen (Overeen, Netherlands) played the fourth quarter and stopped the only shot on target.

Cornell's offense was led by Rease Coleman (one goal, two assists), Megan Devletian (two goals), Stella Thibeault (two assists) and Blake Wilks (two assists). Claire Pausz was credited with four saves.

UNH is now 4-10 overall and Cornell is 6-9.

UP NEXT

UNH wraps up the regular season Oct. 29 (1pm) at Bryant University.

The America East tournament begins Nov. 1 with two quarterfinals games.

FIRST QUARTER

Devletian scored on the first shot of the game to give the Big Red a 1-0 lead at 2:26.

Cornell converted a corner into a goal by Rebecca Block on a direct shot at 6:57.

SECOND QUARTER

Ashley Plzak and Rease Coleman scored goals less than three minutes apart – at 16:35 and 19:13, respectively, to quickly extend the advantage to 4-0.
In between, UNH generated a corner in the 18^th minute and the direct shot from the top of the circle by Abigail Johnson (Oxford, Pa.) was stopped by Pausz.
The Wildcats earned another corner in the 22^nd minute and this time the direct shot of the stick of Lara Pywell (London, England) was struck wide of the left post.

Parsons scored Cornell's fifth goal at 28:41 on another direct shot off a corner.

THIRD QUARTER

Devletian, in a quick counterattack down the right side, struck again at 33:37 to extend the margin to 6-0.
From along the right end line, Coughlin swept a rolling shot into the cage to advance the score to 6-1 t 39:59.

Cornell was awarded a corner in the 44^th minute, but this time Ross stopped the initial shot by Parsons as well as the rebound attempt by Uma Kading.

FOURTH QUARTER

UNH recorded a 4-2 shot advantage with a 3-1 edge in corners in the scoreless fourth quarter.

UNH NOTEBOOK

Coughlin has scored a goal in back-to-back games.
UNH's six-member senior class of Abigail Armlin (York, Maine), Molly-Kate Dempsey (Wells, Maine), Julia Graves (Topsfield, Mass.), Abigail Johnson (Oxford, Pa.), Addison MacNeil (Brentwood, N.H.) and Louette Petiet (Hoofddorp, Netherlands) was honored in a pre-game ceremony.

New Hampshire also welcomed back the 1986 team that advanced to the NCAA national championships game, where the 'Cats lost in double overtime to Iowa.

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