TOWSON, Md. – Senior forward Vivienne Trumpbour scored three goals as Georgetown University's field hockey team won its first game of the season, 4-2 over visiting Lock Haven at the Towson Field Hockey Complex on Sunday afternoon. The Hoyas move to 1-7 on the season while the Bald Eagles fall to 2-5.
 
Hoya Highlights

• Trumpbour's hat trick is the first for a Hoya since Catherine Shugrue scored three goals against Rutgers on October 1, 2010.
• Sydney Yodh added a goal and an assist while Izzy Lee added an assist as well.
• Bailey Tietz picked up the win, collecting three saves in the first half before Ella Fahey closed out the game in the second half with a pair of saves.

How It Happened

• The Hoyas found themselves staring at a 2-0 deficit after the first quarter as Lock Haven converted a penalty corner to open the scoring and added a breakaway goal late in the frame.
• Undeterred, Georgetown responded with three goals in the second quarter. Trumpbour put the Blue & Gray on the board with a penalty stroke at the 18:54 mark of the game and added another goal seven minutes later after intercepting a clearing attempt from the Bald Eagles in front of the cage and beating the goalkeeper one-on-one.
• Yodh put the Hoyas up with just 23 seconds remaining in the half, redirecting a crossing pass from Lee for the eventual game-winner.
• Following a scoreless third quarter, Trumpbour scored the cushion goal at the 51:47 mark. Following a scrum in front of the goal after a penalty corner, Yodh tapped a rebound from a blocked GU shot in Trumpbour's direction, leading to the hat trick completion.

Lock Haven Notes

• Alyssa Endrick and Constanza Lopez Zabala had goals for the Bald Eagles.
• Brooke Hofsass and Gracyn Catalano were credited with assists.
• Kelsey Felix had one save in the loss.

Next Up
The Hoyas return to BIG EAST action as they travel to face UConn on Friday, in Storrs, Connecticut.