No. 10 Field Hockey Improves to 2-0 on Haarman Hat Trick

Saturday, August 27

New Haven, Conn.

Noon

Syracuse University

(2-0)

University of Vermont

(0-1)

Syracuse

Vermont

No. 10 Field Hockey Improves to 2-0 on Haarman Hat Trick

8/27/2022 5:21:00 PM | Field Hockey

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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Behind a hat trick from newcomer and graduate student Joy Haarman, the No. 10 Syracuse field hockey team capped the opening weekend with a 6-0 win in a neutral site game against Vermont Saturday afternoon.

No. 10 Syracuse (2-0) had its first hat trick since the season opener last year as Haarman buried her three goals, doing so on four total shots. Charlotte de Vries, Lana Hamilton and Suus Heijnekamp accounted for the other three Orange goals. Syracuse added four assists as well, including one from de Vries and a diving pass back from Sam Swart on the baseline.

Vermont (0-1) took two total shots, putting one on cage only to be thwarted by Syracuse sophomore netminder Brooke Borzymowski.

How it Happened

The Orange got things going less than two minutes into the game as Haarman pushed home her first of the day, capitalizing on a feed from de Vries.
In the final moments of the first quarter, Lammers zipped through the Vermont defense and took a shot from just inside the arc, which was then tipped home by Lana Hamilton in front of the goal post. That would send the teams into halftime with the Orange on top 2-0.
Opening the fresh half, Haarman continued the quick scoring, putting away her second just 50 seconds into the third quarter. Ninety seconds later, she hit the first Orange hat trick since Lammers on Aug. 27, 2021.
Forty seconds later, de Vries connected on a penalty corner with Quirine Comans and inserter SJ Quigley, putting the goal away in the 33rd minute.
The final goal of the game came in the 43rd minute as Sam Swart drove the goal and just before the ball could fall out of bounds, snapped a pass back to a waiting Heijnekamp, who had a wide-open tap in for a 6-0 final score.

Behind the Numbers

Syracuse improved to 2-0 for the 10th-straight regularly scheduled season and for the 14th time under 16th year head coach. The lone seasons without a 2-0 mark were 2011 and the fall 2020 season with an all-ACC schedule.
The Orange improved to an 11-3 all-time record against Vermont, winning for a fourth-straight matchup.

Quotables: Head Coach Ange Bradley

Proud of the team effort today. We had good focus and executed our game plan well.
I am happy with how our new players are blending and contributing to our team play. I am excited to see how we improve next week.

Up Next for Syracuse

It's a split site weekend for the Orange in week two of the season.
Syracuse heads to Kent State for a Friday showdown at noon before hosting Columbia on Sunday, Sept. 4 for the first home game of 2022.
Game time against Columbia is set for 1 p.m. at J.S. Coyne Stadium and will be broadcast on ACC Network Extra.