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2008-09 Season Highlights
McCarthy lands a spot on All Commonwealth team
Annville, PA: 11/11/09 - Junior defender Ashley McCarthy (East Norriton, PA/Norristown) landed a spot on the All Commonwealth Second Team for Field Hockey. This is the junior's first all-conference selection for field hockey.
During this season, McCarthy helped the Knights with 3 goals and 2 assists, going 2 for 3 on penalty shots through 16 starts. During her two year career, McCarthy has totaled 21 points (9G, 3A). McCarthy's selection is the first for an Arcadia Field Hockey team member since the University joined the MAC's Commonwealth Conference in 2008.
Messiah's Julie Barton was tabbed Player of the Year, Caitlin Vasey of Lebanon Valley was named Rookie of the Year while Messiah's Jan Trapp earned Coach of the Year accolades. Full Release
Field Hockey concludes season with 6-0 win at Bryn Mawr
First-year Marilyn Beatty had a career day scoring four goals to lead the Knights over Bryn Mawr College. Beatty by the conclusion of the first half already had a hat trick in the books, and secured her fourth goal in the 53rd minute of play. Junior Caroline Champi and Sophomore Staci Faye each scored a goal a piece in the Knights effort.
Arcadia exploded this afternoon, coming off two very tough league games, and the Knights five seniors playing in their last game as collegiate, the offense was on full display. Taking advantage of every miscue by their opponent the Knights out shot Bryn Mawr, 30 to 14 for the game, while also garnering three more corner opportunities. It was the Knights who took initiative early and often, not allowing their opponents a mere chance steal momentum away.
Just three minutes into the game, taking a page out of many of their Commonwealth conference opponents the Knights broke through with their first goal, as Beatty found the back of the goal unassisted to put the Knights ahead for good. A little over 10 minutes later Beatty again found the goal, this time off a pass from Junior Ashley Griffith, giving Arcadia the 2-0 advantage. Within a minute of each other Champi and Beatty would score to give the Knights a 4-0 lead going into the half.
Unlike other days when the Knights would have the momentum in one half and then see it swing to their opponents side in another, Arcadia was in full control the entire 70 minutes of action. In the 45th minute of play Frye would score unassisted, which would be followed by Beatty's fourth goal of the day and Arcadia's 6th on the afternoon for a final tally of 6-0.
In goal Seniors Brittany Rasmussen and Rachel Palis split time, collecting 11 saves between the two in 70 minutes of play. The Knights conclude the season 5-12 overall.
Arcadia Battles, can't overcome Messiah; Fall 7-0
Glenside, PA: 10/29/09 - Messiah College entered today's contest with a perfect record and ranked #1 in the NCAA polls, and showed early how their earned such respect. Despite the scrappy defense of Arcadia, the Falcons rushed out to a 4-0 lead at the half and tacked on three more goals early in the second to defeat the Knights 7-0 in Commonwealth Conference action.
On paper the game between the Knights and Messiah would seem one sided at best but what fails to show was the heart, fight and determination Arcadia displayed throughout the 70 minutes of action. However, the Falcons in the end just proved too much for the Knights, shutting the Arcadia offense down completely, not allowing a single shot on goal for the entire contest to 33 shots for Messiah. Junior Julie Barton and Senior Elizabeth Ziegler each recorded 4 points on the afternoon with two goals and four assists between the two.
Prior to the start of today's game the Knights bid farewell to five senior student-athletes, Brittany Rasmussen, Rachel Palis, Luminita Hamilton, Joanna Born, and Crystal Delgado. Each playing in their final contest at Blankley Field. Rasmussen recorded a game-high 8 saves in 35 minutes of action and in her relief Palis recorded 4 saves. Hamilton also added in the Knight defense registered two defensive saves.
Arcadia concludes their season Saturday October 31st when they travel to take on Bryn Mawr College at 1 pm.
Field Hockey Falls 6-0 to Widener
As the rain subsided for the evening Arcadia was unable to counter the Widener offensive attack this evening, falling 6-0 to the Pride.
Widener took control early into the contest, pressuring the Arcadia defense, until finally breaking through with their first goal in the 17th minute. The Pride would tack on two more goals, all three off the stick of Sophomore Natalie Gifford, for a first half hat-trick. Widener would not be satisfied with a three goal half-time lead and would come out in the second with the same focus and intensity, equaling their three goal total from the first half of play.
The Knights were outshot 25-5 for the game. Senior Rachel Palis recorded a team-best five saves for Arcadia.
Arcadia will return to action for their final Commonwealth Conference game of the season against the number one ranked Falcons of Messiah College, today at Blankley Field at 4 pm.
Knights to travel to Widener tonight
Glenside, PA: 10/28/09 - Due to Blankley Field's unplayable conditions, Arcadia Field Hockey will travel to Chester, PA for tonight's 5 PM Commonwealth match up against Widener.
Knights drop heartbreaker to Albright
Reading, Pa - Arcadia, playing under the lights at Albright College, found themselves leading 1-0 with 21 seconds left in regulation, only to have the game tying goal slip past the defense into the back of goal and send the game into a decisive sudden-death overtime period. Albright again connected in the 83rd minute of play, scoring the game winning goal, for the 2-1 victory. The Knights fall to 4-10 overall, still searching for the first Commonwealth conference victory.
Both teams felt each other out early and entered into half-time deadlocked at 0-0. It wasn't until the 59th minute of play when the Knights would strike. Off a pass from junior Caroline Champi, sophomore Staci Faye positioned in front of the goal found an opening, pushing the ball to the back of the net and putting Arcadia ahead 1-0. The Knight defense would hold strong, fighting off several Albright attempts to tie the game, however, the Lions wouldn't go away, and in the 69th minute of play Albright finally broke through to tie the game.
Forced to regroup quickly after thinking they had the win in hand, the Knights came out in the overtime period on the attack. Pressuring the Lion defense and getting off two great shots on goal, only to be stymied by the Lion goalkeeper and defense. Arcadia's defense was equally impressive, however, they were unable to stop the scoring prowess of Gia Boscola, who netted for 11th goal of the season in game-winning fashion.
The Knights were out shot 12-7 in the tightly contested game. Senior Brittany Rasmussen recorded six saves in 83 minutes of action.
Arcadia will now have some much needed time to rest after two straight nights of action, returning to the field to face Commonwealth cross-city foe Widener University, Tuesday October 27th in Glenside at 4 pm.
Knights downed by Blue Jays
The Knights (4-9, 0-4) were unable to overcome a 4-1 deficit at the break falling to Commonwealth foe Elizabethtown College (9-5, 3-1) this afternoon 6-1.
Elizabethtown came out of the gates to apply immediate pressure on the Arcadia defense, scoring the first goal a little over five minutes into the contest and a second eight minutes later. One minute later the Blue Jays would again find themselves on the door and pushed a third goal into the back of the net, building a 3-0 advantage. Elizabethtown would add another goal, before the Knights would strike.
Junior Caroline Champi would break up the Elizabethtown scoring run with a goal for the Knights at the 30:58 mark in the first half. Champi's goal closed the first half deficit to 4-1, however, the Knights would not get any close. Elizabethtown would add two additional goals in the second of play for the final score of 6-1.
Senior Brittany Rasmussen got the start in goal for the Knights, making six saves before fellow senior Rachel Palis took over, collecting five saves of her own. The Knights were outshot 23-5 for the game.
The Knights will have a quick turn-around as they travel to take on yet another Commonwealth opponent Albright College tomorrow at 4pm.
Saturday Wash Out
Due to the Nor'easter slowing passing through central and eastern PA rendering fields unplayable, today's field hockey match at Commonwealth opponent Elizabethtown has been postponed. The Knights will travel to Elizabethtown this Tuesday, Oct 20 for a 4 PM start.
Field Hockey rallies for 3-2 victory
Glenside, PA: 10/14/09 - Arcadia (4-8) fell behind two goals early into the second half of play, only to rally with two quick goals by junior Ashley Griffith mid-way through the second period to tie the game and send it into sudden death. With just minutes left in the first overtime period, the Knights secured a penalty stroke and junior Ashley McCarthy hit the ball just high enough to clear the Immaculata goalie's head and give Arcadia the victory.
After playing to a scoreless tie in the first 35 minutes of action, the Mighty Macs of Immaculata (3-9) came out with a force offensively to start the second period of play. Immaculata caught the Knights defense off guard and just minutes into the second half would put themselves ahead 1-0. The Mighty Macs would add another insurance goal only minutes after the first goal, forcing Arcadia to call time out, finding themselves down 2-0.
Following the time-out the Knights came out with their own sense of urgency again forcing the issue and putting the pressure back on the defense of Immaculata. Griffith would come through the crowd in the circle and score the first Knights goal, pulling Arcadia within one goal of a tie. Griffith just minutes later would again find the back of the goal off a pass from classmate Adrienne Altera, for her second goal, tying the game at two apiece.
Both teams would have several opportunities to score in the following minutes, however, both defenses proved worthy pushing the game into a decisive sudden death overtime period. In the overtime, the Knights found themselves with several opportunities to score, forcing the defensive hand of Immaculata. With just a little over four minutes to play in the first overtime period, Arcadia would apply pressure right at the feet of the Immaculata goalie, forcing a penalty stroke. McCarthy's number was called and she was up to the task, shooting high and scoring, gives the Knights the victory.
Arcadia will look to carry today's momentum into Elizabethtown for Saturday's Commonwealth conference game at 1 PM.
Field hockey falls to Alvernia 1-0
Glenside, PA: 10/10/09 - Alvernia scored mid-way through the first half and that proved to be the winning goal as the Crusaders shut-out the Knights 1-0 this afternoon at Blankley Field in Commonwealth Conference field hockey action.
Arcadia (3-8, 0-3) was never able to control play this afternoon, getting out shot 17-6 while only managing four shots on goal. The Knights defense kept them in the game, although constantly pressured by the Alvernia's attack. Senior goalie Brittany Rasmussen saved nine of the ten shots she faced on goal, however, it was the one that got through early that made the difference. Alvernia's Katie Eby scored the game winner at 24:51.
The Knights will now have a week off until they travel to Elizabethtown for a Commonwealth conference game next Saturday afternoon, 1 PM.
Knights hold off Swarthmore 3-2
Glenside, PA: 10/7/09 - Arcadia University Field Hockey roared out to a 3-0 advantage over the Garnett's of Swarthmore College this afternoon and were able to hold off a late surge to win 3-2 in non-conference action.
The Knights dominated the first half of play offensively, pressuring Swarthmore's defense with ten shots on goal. Arcadia's first score came off the stick of first-year Lauren Altera on a penalty stroke in the 18th minute of play. Altera was able to slide the ball right under the foot of Swarthmore goalie, Katie Ashmore, putting Arcadia ahead 1-0. Not even five minutes later into the action the Knights would strike again as first-year Lynn Beatty found a planted junior Ashley McCarthy next to goal and McCarthy powered the ball into the back of the goal for the 2-0 Knights lead.
Arcadia would take the 2-0 advantage into the second half of play, but knew an insurance goal would be key to hold off the scrappy Swarthmore squad. That insurance goal came in the eighth minute of second half action. Junior Ashley Griffith carried the ball into the circle and got off a great shot, however, Swarthmore's defense was ready kicked it away, right to the stick of junior Caroline Champi. Champi got her stick down, found the ball and promptly found the back of the goal off the rebound, putting the Knights ahead 3-0.
From there the Knights defense would look to hold onto the lead they worked so hard to garner. Swarthmore, intent on being more aggressive in the second half of play scored their first goal on a break-away as Sara McCabe found Hoa Pham streaking to goal, almost unstoppable for Knight keeper senior Brittany Rasmussen. Remaining aggressive Swarthmore would score a second time with just five minutes left to play. Arcadia's defense would be tested the entire last five minutes of play as Swarthmore kept the ball on the Arcadia side of the field, looking for an opportunity to score the game-tying goal. With the clock reading zero's Swarthmore had one last opportunity to tie the game off a corner, however, the Knight defense proved steady and knocked the ball out of the circle, securing the 3-2 victory for Arcadia.
The Knights will look to carry this momentum into Saturday's Commonwealth Conference contest against Alvernia University. Game time is scheduled for 1 PM on Blankley Field.
Shenandoah comes from behind to defeat Knights 4-1
WINCHESTER, Va. 10/3/09 - Shenandoah University earned its first-ever Commonwealth victory Saturday afternoon with a 4-1 field hockey win over Arcadia.
The Knights (2-7, 0-2 MAC) drew first blood with a Staci Faye goal at 13:55, her second of the season, but Shenandoah (6-3, 1-1) had an answer. Megan Garrett then tied it with a goal off of a Paola Aguilar assist before Aguilar added her own goal at 26:17. Katie Johnson netted the game-winner just under two minutes later. After taking the 2-1 lead into the break, Amanda Mittelkamp and Johnson scored within a 75-second span of one another early in the second half to put the game away.
SU held a 16-7 advantage in shots. Senior keeper Brittany Rasmussen made 7 stops in the cage for Arcadia.
The Knights will look to snap a six-game losing streak when they host non-conference opponent Swarthmore College on Wednesday at home at 4 pm.
DeSales downs field hockey 2-1
Arcadia allowed an early goal and then a second to begin the final half of play falling to DeSales University this afternoon 2-1. In a tail of two halves, Arcadia watched as DeSales played the aggressor in the first half out shooting the Knights 10-1, however, the Knights would awaken in the second half, besting their opponents 9-2 on shot attempts. The Knights lone goal came right before the final horn sounded to end the game as Caroline Champi off a pass from Ashley McCarthy found the back of the goal, avoiding the shutout.
In what was a very evenly matched contest, both squads found themselves the aggressor for parts of the game, DeSales controlling play early and Arcadia dominating the late portion of the game. DeSales, Jamie Matthews led the way with 3 points, a goal and an assist. For the Knights, Adrianne Altera was a constant force in the circle, getting away five shots, two of which were on goal, however wasn't able to solve DeSales goalie Victoria DelToro.
Senior goalie Brittany Rasmussen went 62 minutes, finishing with three saves, fellow senior Rachel Palis finished the final eight minutes in goal stopping one shot.
The Knights will return to the field Saturday October 3rd when they travel to play Commonwealth opponent Shenandoah at 3 PM.
LVC scores early; Put away Knights in first half
Arcadia's defense held strong in the final 35 minutes of play over Lebanon Valley, but the Dutchmen scored four unanswered goals to win today's Commonwealth Conference opener in Glenside. It was the first 35 minutes which was the undoing for Arcadia on the afternoon as the Dutchmen scored one minute into the game, and tacked on three more goals before the first half buzzer sounded. The Knights fall to 2-5 overall and 0-1 in conference play, as the Dutchmen improve to 6-1 and 1-0 on the season.
LVC came into the contest ranked eighth nationally according to NCAA reports, and showed early why they garner so much respect. Arcadia was barely able to retreat on defense before junior Cait Eckenrode scored the first goal; Eckenrode would go a first half hat trick. The Knights were unable to control play on the afternoon, with constant pressure in their own circle, they were out shot 22-2 for the game.
The Knights knowing they had little to lose in the second half, came out demanding respect from their conference opponent. Although the Dutchmen continued to apply pressure on the Arcadia defense, the Knights rallied behind their defensive end and didn't allow another goal in the second half of play. What came very easily to LVC in the first half, turned into slight frustration in the second half unable to convert on the same plays which had worked earlier in the game.
Arcadia will look to gain on their second half momentum in their next outing on Tuesday September 26th when they travel to take on DeSales University.
Knights field hockey drop 2-0 decision to Del Val
The Knights were outshot 28 to 8 on the afternoon in a non-conference match against the Aggies of Delaware Valley. Senior goalie Brittany Rasmussen recorded a game high 10 saves for the Knights.
Del Val was in control from the beginning of the game keeping Arcadia on its heels for the entire 70 minutes of play. The Aggies play two very even halves, registering 13 shots on goal in the first period, and 15 shots in the second. Arcadia was only able to attempt 2 shots in the first period, while getting a little more aggressive in the second with 6 shots on goal. Aggies keeper earned the shut-out win playing the entire game and stopping all eight shots by the Knights.
Arcadia will take on Commonwealth opponent Lebanon Valley College in their next outing at home on Blankley Field, Saturday September 26th at 1 PM. LVC currently is ranked #9 in the Division III polls.
Field Hockey loses 2-1 in home opener
Keystone senior Kellina Yarrish scored six minutes into overtime to give the Giants the win, spoiling the home opener for the Knights. The Knights lone goal on the afternoon came off the stick of junior Ashley McCarthy on a penalty stroke in the first half of play.
Arcadia played a tough first half, outshooting their opponent 8-6 and rebounding to tie the goal on great work around the goal. McCarthy was able to score high off the penalty stroke, just beating Giant goalkeeper. The second half saw a much more aggressive Keystone team, however every time the Giants got close to scoring the Knight defense found a way to knock the shots away.
The overtime period was dominated early by the Knights, with great scoring opportunities, however the Giants this time were the defensive stoppers, knocking away all attempts. In transition, Keystone found themselves with a huge advantage, as yarrish was able to slip behing the defense and find the back of the goal to give Keystone the victory.
The Knights return to the field Wednesday when they travel to play Delaware Valley College at 4 pm.
Field Hockey falls to Moravian in OT
The Knights scraped, clawed and stayed right with the Greyhounds of Moravian College this afternoon, however fell in overtime, 1-0. Senior goalkeeper Brittany Rasmussen played the entire 75 minutes of action, keeping Arcadia close, while stopping a season high 15 shots on goal, including 11 in the first half of play.
Moravian seemed in control the entire first half, applying constant pressure to the Arcadia defense. The Knights were outshot in the opening period 14-2, however the brilliant work of Rausmussen in goal and the team rallying around each other kept the game in a scoreless tie entering the half. The second half saw more of a turnaround as the teams played evenly, and the Knights were able to secure more scoring opportunities, outshooting the Greyhounds 4-2 in the second half of play.
Neither team was able to score in 70 minutes of regulation and the game continued into a decisive overtime period. Moravian immediately came out looking like the fresher team, again applying immediate pressure on the Arcadia defense before finally capitalizing just into the 6th minute of the overtime period. Julie Bisci was able to find the back of the goal and win the game for the Greyhounds improving their record to 3-3 on the season. The loss evens the Knights record at 2-2.
Arcadia will return to the field Saturday September 19th to play their first home game of the season again Keystone College at 1 pm.
Field Hockey defeats Cedar Crest 2-0
Allentown, PA: Sophomore Staci Faye opened the scoring with her first goal of the year and junior Ashley Griffith scored a goal and earned an assist to guide the Knights to a 2-0 non conference win over the Falcons of Cedar Crest Wednesday afternoon in Allentown. Senior keeper Brittany Rasmussen earned the shutout win with 3 saves.
The Knights were able to use aggresive offense early to secure their first goal, Faye, found the back of the goal in the 7th minute of play to put Arcadia ahead, in what turned out to be the only goal needed for the victory. In a highly aggressive match which saw players on sides receives cautions, the Knights were able to hold their composure on the defensive and limit quality scoring opportunities for their opponent. Although Arcadia was outshot by Cedar Crest in the first half, it was the Knights that seized a 2-0 advantage going into half time, converting on two of their four shots on goal, while the Falcons were unable to score from any of their five shots in the first half.
The second half was much more of a defensive battle as the Knights fought to limit any opportunities for Cedar Crest, only allowing two shots on goal in the period, and again shutting out the Falcons to earn its second shutout victory of the season. Rasmussen played the entire 70 minutes in goal for the Arcadia.
Arcadia will return to action Saturday September 12th for its home opener against Immaculata, the match is set to begin at 1 pm.
Field Hockey Opens season with 5-0 victory over Rosemont
9/2/09 - The Arcadia field hockey team opened up the 2009 season this afternoon with a 5-0 win against Rosemont University, earning first year head coach Erin Livingston her first carrer win. The Knights dominated all aspects of play Tuesday afternoon, only allowing the competition seven shots on goal to their impressive twenty-four.
Arcadia used an impressive first half to put away Rosemont early, scoring on four of seventeen shot attempts on goal. The Knights took advantage of an early penalty corner in the fourth minute and sophomore Melissa McNamee found the back of the goal putting Arcadia up early. Again later in the half the Knights would strike again capitalizing on yet another penalty corner, this time junior Ashley Griffith's stick led the ball into the back of the goal giving Arcadia the 2-0 advantage. It wasn't long before the Knights would score again, taking an assist from first year Lauren Altera, junior Caroline Champi scored her first of three goals on the afternoon to lead the Knights.
The Knights would take a 4-0 advantage into the second half and cruise home to a 5-0 victory. Senior goalkeeper Rachel Palis got the start in goal making two saves through the first half, while first year Sarah Baumgardner saw her first action, playing the second half in the cage with a pair of saves. Arcadia was led on the afternoon by Champi with her three goals, as well as Griffith who scored one goal and contributed an assist.
Arcadia will look to continue their winning ways as they travel to Richard Stockton this Saturday September 5th for a 1 pm start.
Arcadia University Field Hockey 2009 Season Preview
Glenside, PA: 8/26/09 - The 2009 Arcadia University Field Hockey team begins a new era under first year head coach Erin Livingston (Kutztown ’05), who was named head coach in June. Livingston steps into her first head coaching position having to find replacements for much of the Knights scoring for the last four years due to the loss of a talented group of six starters. The newly tabbed head coach returns 12 players from last year’s team, including a pair of four-year starting keepers and hopes their experience will help yield the team’s first win in the highly competitive Commonwealth Conference.
In the annual preseason coaches poll, the Knights were selected to finish 7th out of the eight team conference field, with Commonwealth newcomer Shenandoah picked last. Last year’s league champions and NCAA semifinalist Messiah was again selected to win the conference title in 2009.
Seniors Rachel Palis (Webster, NY/Webster Schroeder) and Brittany Rasmussen (Jonas, PA/Pleasant Valley, PA) will share primary net-minding duties, both behind career goals against averages of under 5.00. Junior forward Ashley McCarthy (East Norriton, PA/Norristown Area) is the team’s top returning scorer, having tallied 13 points and 6 saves as a defender in 2008. In addition to McCarthy, seniors Crystal Delgado (Philadelphia, PA/Archbishop Ryan) and Luminita Hamilton (Dover, DE/Campus Community) are both experienced defenders and not afraid to sacrifice themselves, combining for 6 defensive saves in 2008.
Juniors Caroline Champi (Laflin, PA/Pittston Area) and Ashley Griffith (North Cape May, NJ/Lower Cape May Regional) and sophomores Adrianne Altera (Lebanon Twp., NJ/Vorhees) and Staci Faye (Suffren, NY/Suffren) round out the scorer’s from last season’s squad and will be relied upon in 2009 for their game experience and athleticism. Meanwhile, Livingston expects first year Lauren Altera (Lebanon Twp., NJ/Vorhees) to have an immediate impact on the offensive side of the field
Joining Livingston on the sidelines will be Elizabeth McCormick (Arcadia ’09) and Melissa Matarese (Kutztown ’04).
The 2009 field hockey campaign is set to kick off on Wednesday, September 2 on the road against non-league opponent Rosemont College at 4 PM. The Commonwealth schedule begins on Saturday, September 26 at home against Lebanon Valley College at 1 PM and concludes in early November with the league semifinals on November 4 and the championship on November 7.
2009 Commonwealth Conference Field Hockey Preseason Poll
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1. Messiah, 56 pts. (6)
2. Lebanon Valley, 52 pts. (2)
3. Elizabethtown, 45 pts.
4. Widener, 34 pts.
5. Alvernia, 33 pts.
6. Albright, 30 pts.
7. Arcadia, 23 pts.
8. Shenandoah. 15 pts.
2009 Season Schedule
September
02 Wed @ Rosemont 4:00 PM
05 Sat @ Stockton 1:00 PM
09 Wed @ Cedar Crest 4:00 PM
12 Sat HOME vs. Immaculata 1:00 PM
15 Tue @ Moravian 4:00 PM
19 Sat HOME vs. Keystone College 1:00 PM
23 Wed @ Delaware Valley College 4:00 PM
26 Sat HOME vs. Lebanon Valley College* 1:00 PM
29 Tue @ DeSales 4:00 PM
October
03 Sat @ Shenandoah* 3:00 PM
07 Wed HOME vs. Swarthmore 4:00 PM
10 Sat HOME vs. Alvernia* 1:00 PM
17 Sat @ Elizabethtown College* 1:00 PM
21 Wed @ Albright* 7:00 PM
27 Tue HOME vs. Widener* 4:00 PM
29 Thu HOME vs. Messiah* 4:00 PM
31 Sat @ Bryn Mawr 1:00 PM
November
04 Wed Commonwealth Conference Championships Semifinals
@ Higher Seed
07 Sat Commonwealth Conference Championship Finals
@ Higher Seed
* Commonwealth Conference
^ Arcadia University Fall Fest (Family Weekend)
