Dukes Fall in Overtime at Stanford

Thursday, October 20

Stanford, Calif.

6 p.m. (3 p.m. PST)

James Madison University

(8-6)

Stanford

(6-7)

James Madison

Stanford

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Box Score

STANFORD, Calif. -- Down 2-0 late in the third quarter, James Madison fought its way back but ultimately fell to Stanford in overtime, 3-2, at the Varsity Field Hockey Turf Thursday afternoon.

JMU now sits at 8-6 with three games left in the season. The Cardinal improve to 6-7 (3-3 American East) and will trek to Richmond on Oct. 23.

Senior Eveline Zwager led the charge for the Dukes with one goal and one assist. Classmate Diede Remijnse also found the back of the net while graduate student Kara McClure registered an assist. Junior Brandelynn Heinbaugh started in goal before Chiara van Eek came in for the final 36:04 of play.

How It Happened

The Dukes' defense was solid in the opening frame, holding Stanford without a shot.
Stanford's offense broke through less than three minutes into the second quarter as a Cardinal attacker took advantage of a bouncing ball in front of the crease.
Minutes later, Stanford struck on a corner, taking a 2-0 lead heading into halftime.
In the final minute of the third period, JMU got on the board via a penalty corner goal from Remijnse with assists from Zwager and McClure.
Sophomore Cassidy Strittmatter connected with Zwager who streaked towards the goal, getting off a hard shot to the bottom left corner to make it 2-2 at the 9:50 mark of the fourth quarter.
In overtime, Stanford's Lynn Vanderstichele intercepted a pass at midfield and found teammate Cara Cambeth for the gamewinner 43 seconds into the period.

Game Notes

JMU held the advantage in shots (17-7), shots on goal (7-3), and penalty corners (8-1).
James Madison still leads in the all-time series 3-1 dating back to 1991.
The Dukes have lost three overtime games this season: at No. 12 Virginia (3-2, Sept. 4), vs. No. 13 Syracuse (2-1, Oct. 2), and Stanford (3-2, Oct. 20).
Remijnse and Zwager have now tallied 20 points in the 2022 campaign.
Today's contest was the second time this season that JMU has erased a two-goal deficit. James Madison was down 2-0 late in the first quarter to No. 12 Liberty before mounting a comeback to win 3-2 in regulation.
James Madison allowed three goals for the first time since dropping its road match with No. 12 Virginia, 3-2, on Sept. 4.

Up Next
James Madison will remain in the State of California for two more contests. Tomorrow, the Dukes face off against UC Davis at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. CT) and will wrap up the trip at Cal on Sunday, Oct. 23. The matchup is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. ET (1 p.m. PT).