Dragons Celebrate Senior Day with Offensive Output, Defeat Lock Haven 8-0.

Sunday, October 18

Philadelphia, Pa.

12 p.m.

Drexel University

(12-3)

Lock Haven

(4-9)

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Lock Haven	0	0	0	0	0
Drexel	1	3	2	2	8

Dragons Celebrate Senior Day with Offensive Output, Defeat Lock Haven 8-0.

10/18/2026 4:12:00 PM | Field Hockey

Box Score

PHILADELPHIA – The Dragons' top-10 offense stays hot as Drexel routs Lock Haven, 8-0. With the win, Drexel moves to 12-3.

Before the game, Drexel Field Hockey honored seniors Nicole Enslin, Phebe Herlocher, Ryan Hickey, Paige Hoyer, Pili Lemoine, Ava Trexler, Valentine Van Hellemont, and Maya Williams for their contributions on and off the field.

BY THE NUMBERS
The Dragons outshot the Bald Eagles 26-5
Drexel put 19 shots on target compared to three for Lock Haven.
The Dragons drew nine penalty corners on the day.
Eight goals in a game is the second-most for the Dragons on the year.
Today marks four games in a row the Dragons scored five or more goals.
Phebe Herlocher recorded her first collegiate point, assisting the Dragons' final goal.

HOW IT HAPPENED
The Dragons wasted no time in starting the scoring action as they found the back of the cage just over four minutes into the start of the game. Off a penalty corner, Herlocher would fire towards the keeper. The ball would deflect in front of Fleur Hamers, who would send the ball to the uppermost left corner, giving the Dragons a 1-0 lead.

Hamers would find the back of the net again in the second quarter. As the Dragons took another penalty corner, Cato Nackaerts would receive the pass before firing towards Hamers, who deflected it over the keeper to put Drexel up 2-0. Hamers would complete her first-half hat-trick by finding the ball outside of the circle, dribbling through defenders before shooting across her body to the bottom right corner, 3-0, Dragons. Senior captains Van Hellemont and Lemoine would join in the action as Van Hellemont would center a pass and Lemoine would rifle the ball past the keeper, giving the Dragons a 4-0 lead.

The Dragons would continue their offensive output in the second half, earning a penalty corner 3 and a half minutes in the 3^rd quarter. On the corner, the ball found Hamers, who would fire a pass to a waiting Van Hellemont to deflect it past the keeper, putting Drexel on top 5-0. Sadie Schultz would continue her hot streak as she would receive the ball in front of the net before firing the ball to put the Dragons up 6-0.

The seniors would continue to make statement plays for the Dragons as Ryan Hickey would steal a pass from the Lock Haven defender before sending it towards the center of the circle for Lemoine. Lemoine would make the extra pass to a wide-open Van Hellemont, who would score as Drexel would increase their lead to 7-0. Van Hellemont would complete her hat-trick with two minutes remaining; she would receive a pass from Herlocher before turning and firing towards the net, putting the Dragons up 8-0.

UP NEXT
The Dragons will return to Buckley Field on Friday, October 23^rd, to take on CAA opponent Northeastern. The game is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m.