Haven hits:

• LHU is 9-7 overall & 3-4 in Atlantic 10 Conference (A-10) action.
• Lock Haven went 4-4 at home. LHU is 5-3 on the road.
• On the season, LHU has played five OT games. The Bald Eagles are 3-2 in OT games.
• 10 players have accounted for 32 goals on the season.
• Alyscia Smith's team-high nine goals are tied for 4^th in the A-10.
• Smith and Tamia Roach both have 21 points, which ties them for 6^th in the A-10.
• Tia Judy has nine assists, which are tied for No. 2 in the A-10.
• GK Paige Stuppy is ranked No. 2 in the A-10 in GAA (1.39) & No. 5 in save-percentage (.733)
• With a win, LHU can secure its sixth straight winning season.
• Dating back to 1989, LHU has recorded 28 straight 10-win seasons, which includes the last 13 since returning to Division I play in 2004.

 
Setting the stage:
The LHU field hockey team will close the 2017 season this weekend with a pair of road games.
 
Lock Haven will open the weekend on Friday, Oct. 27 at Rider at 4:30 p.m. The two former Northeast Conference (NEC) rivals last met in 2015 – in Lock Haven – and LHU won 2-1 in double-overtime. The Bald Eagles are 10-4 all-time vs. Rider.
 
On Sunday, Oct. 29, LHU will cap the 2017 season with an Atlantic 10 Conference (A-10) game vs. Saint Francis at 2 p.m. The Red Flash won 2-1 last season, but LHU is 11-5 all-time vs. Saint Francis.
 
Senior Day:
On Sunday (Oct. 22) vs. Bucknell - prior to the start of the match - the Bald Eagles honored their two seniors - Paige Stuppy and Michele Enck – for their many contributions to the program over their remarkable careers.
 
Hall of Fame:
On Wednesday, September 20, the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) announced its 2017 Hall of Fame Class and LHU head coach Pat Rudy was part of the class. Former Bryn Mawr head coach Jenepher Shillingford and former Walpole (Mass.) head coach Penny Calf join Rudy as 2017 honorees. Rudy entered the 2017 season with 583 career wins.