Dragons Take Down CAA Opponent, Towson, 5-2

Friday, October 16

Towson, Md.

3 p.m.

Drexel University

(11-3, 3-1)

Towson

(5-10, 0-5)

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Drexel	2	1	1	1	5
Towson	0	0	2	0	2

10/16/2026 5:42:00 PM | Field Hockey

Box Score

Towson, Md. – The Dragon's offense stays hot on Friday afternoon as Drexel Field Hockey scores five in a win over CAA opponent, Towson. The Dragons move to 11-3 on the season and 3-1 in the conference.

BY THE NUMBERS
The Dragons were outshot by the Tigers, 15-16.
Towson earned more penalty corner opportunities, 9-2.
Halle Geiger recorded eleven saves, the most of her career.
Valentine Van Hellemont recorded a goal and an assist on the day; this marks the fourth game in a row that the senior has recorded a point.
Lauren Kushma recorded her first collegiate goal, scoring in the first quarter.
Today's game marks the sixth game the Dragons have scored in the first quarter. Drexel is undefeated in these games, going 6-0.

HOW IT HAPPENED
The Dragons got off to a hot start on the road, as Pili Lemoine received the ball inside the circle, making a move around a defender before putting the ball past the keeper as the Dragons struck first, 1-0. Drexel would find the back of the net with just 17 seconds left in the quarter. Fleur Hamers would send a long pass from the half line to the circle; the pass was deflected before Kushma would race into the circle, dribbling past the goalie and scoring the Dragons' second goal of the game.

Drexel would begin the second quarter defending their lead and keeping the Tigers scoreless. After capitalizing on a counterattack, Hamers found the ball off a rebounded shot and would fire the ball from right inside the circle to put the Dragons up 3-0 before the half.

The Dragons would keep the offense up the second half, scoring six minutes into the quarter. Hamers would find Van Hellemont in the middle of the circle, who would dribble past two defenders and fire the ball under the keeper as the Dragons would go up 4-0. Two minutes later, Towson would break through as Else Wismans would score off a corner for the Tigers. Towson would earn another corner with three minutes remaining in the third, and Josefina Sayal would convert another corner for the Tigers, bringing Towson within two goals.

Hamers would finish off the game for the Dragons following a Van Hellemont interception, The ball would find Sadie Schultz would would pass the ball to an open Hamers. the sophomore would take a dribble before firing the ball past the keeper for her second goal of the day.

UP NEXT
The Dragons return to Buckley Field on October 18^th to take on Lock Haven. Sunday is also designated as Drexel's senior day, where eight seniors will be honored for their dedication and efforts on and off the field. Senior Day activities begin promptly at 11:40 a.m. The game is scheduled to begin at 12 p.m.