Lehigh University Athletics

10/18/2026 2:11:00 PM | Field Hockey
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – Lehigh field hockey suffered a 3-1 loss to Penn on Sunday afternoon at home, with the Mountain Hawks finding the back of the net in the fourth quarter to get on the scoreboard.
The teams played through a scoreless first quarter before Penn broke through with a goal from Victoria Manzur at 29:02 to take a 1-0 lead into halftime.
Penn added two goals in the third quarter, with Maxi Aranowitz scoring off an assist from Jazmin Borensztein at 34:26 before Naomi Esterowitz extended the lead to 3-0 less than two minutes later.
Lehigh continued to compete in the fourth quarter, with goalkeeper Kate Burgess making four saves in the period to finish with 12 saves on the afternoon. Sarah Ryan also recorded a defensive save to help limit Penn's scoring opportunities.
The Mountain Hawks capitalized on a late opportunity when Riley Thurston scored at 53:57 off a penalty corner to put Lehigh on the board. The goal marked Lehigh's lone score of the afternoon and Thurston's first of the season as the Mountain Hawks continued to push offensively in the closing minutes.
Lehigh finished with seven shots, including five on goal, led by Carly Smith and Kristina Johnson with two shots apiece. Thurston, Viola Diorio and Gracen Brant each added one shot. The Mountain Hawks also recorded five penalty corners. Penn recorded 22 shots and 11 penalty corners in the contest.
The Mountain Hawks will look to carry their momentum into their next matchup vs. Bucknell at home on Friday at 6 p.m.
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The teams played through a scoreless first quarter before Penn broke through with a goal from Victoria Manzur at 29:02 to take a 1-0 lead into halftime.
Penn added two goals in the third quarter, with Maxi Aranowitz scoring off an assist from Jazmin Borensztein at 34:26 before Naomi Esterowitz extended the lead to 3-0 less than two minutes later.
Lehigh continued to compete in the fourth quarter, with goalkeeper Kate Burgess making four saves in the period to finish with 12 saves on the afternoon. Sarah Ryan also recorded a defensive save to help limit Penn's scoring opportunities.
The Mountain Hawks capitalized on a late opportunity when Riley Thurston scored at 53:57 off a penalty corner to put Lehigh on the board. The goal marked Lehigh's lone score of the afternoon and Thurston's first of the season as the Mountain Hawks continued to push offensively in the closing minutes.
Lehigh finished with seven shots, including five on goal, led by Carly Smith and Kristina Johnson with two shots apiece. Thurston, Viola Diorio and Gracen Brant each added one shot. The Mountain Hawks also recorded five penalty corners. Penn recorded 22 shots and 11 penalty corners in the contest.
The Mountain Hawks will look to carry their momentum into their next matchup vs. Bucknell at home on Friday at 6 p.m.
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
PENN
LEHIGH
Goals
3
1
Shots
22
7
Shots on Goal
16
5
Saves
4
12
Corners
11
5
Offsides
2
2
Fouls
22
21
Scoring Plays

Victoria Manzur
GOAL by Penn Victoria Manzur (FIRST GOAL)
29:02

Maxi Aranowitz
Assisted By: Jazmin Borensztein
GOAL by Penn Maxi Aranowitz, Assist by Jazmin Borensztein
34:26

Naomi Esterowitz
Assisted By: Reese Czajkowski
GOAL by Penn Naomi Esterowitz, Assist by Reese Czajkowski
35:55

Riley Thurston
GOAL by Lehigh Riley Thurston
53:57
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