While it may seem like high school field hockey just launched, a feeling enhanced by a largely warm early fall, many teams are already entering the home stretch of the regular season. Last week ...

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Defending champion Madison field hockey received the No. 1 seed in the Morris County Tournament at the coaches' meeting on Oct. 8. West Morris, Chatham and Mountain Lakes also earned first-round byes.

White Plains led 2-0 in the fourth quarter. Mahopac, scoring off two penalty corners, tied things up at 2-2 with five minutes left. But the Tigers scored with two minutes to play and then stopped two ...

Another week down in the 2025 field hockey season and another team makes its debut in our local field hockey rankings. Wilson, which is currently on a seven-game unbeaten run, is in the Top 12 for the ...

Undefeated Newton received the No. 1 seed in the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Tournament on Wednesday. The Braves received a double-bye into the quarterfinals, along with second-seeded Phillipsburg. The ...

The Mid-Penn Conference field hockey regular season concludes this week with teams jostling for seeding position in the upcoming District 3 tournaments, which begin Tuesday Oct. 21 and Wednesday, Oct.

Two fine teams take the field in a key field hockey match today at 6:30 on PennLive. The number one District 3 2A squad Palmyra heads down to the 322 field in Hershey to face the 7-3-1 Trojans.

Hingham field hockey head coach Susan Petrie hears the buzz from her 13 seniors on every road trip to a neighboring Patriot League foe. Three of them are in their fourth year starting. Three more have ...

ERIN MATSON has a tattoo etched across her right hand that reads simplicity. It’s an ethos her dad instilled from an early age and one that Erin has embraced as the head coach of the University of ...

FAWN GROVE — The Donegal field hockey team high-fived and hugged as it ran up four goals against Kennard-Dale early in the third quarter on Monday. But the fifth score, when Kate Page grooved her hat ...