WASHINGTON – Georgetown University's field hockey team welcomes BIG EAST foe Old Dominion to the Nation's Capital for the 2026 season finale at Kehoe Field. The Hoyas look to build on their best season since 2021 with a victory against the Monarchs.
 
A live stats link is available at www.GUHoyas.com.
 
Please note that spectator seating is extremely limited at Kehoe Field and fans are strongly encouraged to bring their own.
 
About the Hoyas

• Georgetown (6-11, 0-5 BIG EAST) defeated Delaware 2-1 in the road finale last weekend.
• The win against the Blue Hens was the sixth of the year for the Hoyas, the most since the 2021 season.
• All scoring was consolidated in the opening 7:06 of the game. Delaware struck first just 2:20 into the game before Riley Fitzgerald knotted things up at the 4:17 mark to make it 1-1.
• Adelae Chierici scored the game winner for the Hoyas less than three minutes later. She converted a penalty corner via assists from Laney Reiser and Izzy Lee. Georgetown held down the fort for the final 52:54, including Delaware pulling its goalie for an extra offensive threat for the final 3:10 of the contest.
• In goal, Alex Duff (4-7) collected seven saves in the win. She was named the BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week for her efforts.
• On the year, Chierici leads the Hoyas with 11 points (5G, 1A) while Katherine Malloy has 10 points off of five goals and Kate McManaman adds nine points (3G, 3A). Lee (2G, 3A) and Fitzgerald (3G, 1A) add seven points while Reiser (1G, 4A) has six.
• In goal, Duff has started 10 of GU's 17 games and holds a 1.81 goals-against average with 54 saves and a .730 save percentage. Ella Fahey has a 2.00 GAA with 30 saves and a .698 save percentage.

Scouting Old Dominion

• Friday's game is set for a 1 p.m. start at Kehoe Field.
• The Monarchs are 12-4 on the year and 2-3 in BIG EAST Play. They are coming off a weekend split – falling 3-0 to third-ranked UConn before defeated Longwood 5-0.
• Serena Langendoen leads ODU with 37 points (16G, 5A) while Sofia Marciano adds 22 points (9G, 4A) and Lotte Haagmans has 21 points (8G, 5A).
• In goal, Suus Broers has started 11 of ODU's 15 games and has a 1.83 GAA with 41 saves and a .672 save percentage.
• Georgetown and Old Dominion also squared off in last year's season finale with the Monarchs winning 3-1 in Norfolk, Virginia. The last win in the series for the Hoyas came in 2018 behind a 2-1 overtime victory at Cooper Field in the District.