FINAL SCORE
Monmouth 4 (10-2, 3-0 CAA)
William & Mary 0 (1-12, 0-4 CAA)

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – No. 13 Monmouth field hockey secured its second shutout of the season, defeating William & Mary 4-0 Friday afternoon at Busch Field.

The Hawks were held scoreless in the first quarter but broke through in the second, when Keely Bowers scored off a penalty corner in the 22nd minute. The goal was assisted by Luisa Schlueter and Eulalie Brouwers, putting Monmouth up 1-0.

Monmouth carried that momentum forward, with Emily Singer slipping one through the William & Mary defense for her first goal of the day. Singer later notched a second goal—her career high—when Alicia Vanderlyed found her in stride in the 51st minute to close out the scoring.

Claire Campen also found the back of the net in the 43rd minute.

Goalkeeper Charlie Bowman was steady in the cage, picking up her second career shutout with six saves. Djoeke van Helsdingen entered for the final 11 minutes and did not face a shot.

While Monmouth had 29 shots on Friday, Alexandra de Jesus, the William & Mary goalkeeper finished with a game-high 15 saves.

NOTES AND NUMBERS

• Monmouth outshot William & Mary 29-9
• The Hawks held an 11-4 edge in penalty corners
• Claire Campen now leads the team with nine goals
• Keely Bowers and Claire Campen each have 18 points on the season
• The win marks the 10th straight season Monmouth has recorded at least 10 win
•  Charlie Bowman finished with six saves and her second shut out this season

UP NEXT
Monmouth will travel to face No. 6 Princeton on Sunday at 12 p.m. The game will be broadcast on ESPN+.