Drexel University Athletics

Dragons Beat Big East Opponent Georgetown, 2-0
10/4/2026 3:22:00 PM | Field Hockey
PHILADELPHIA- The Dragons score twice in the first quarter to help lead DU to a win over Georgetown. The Dragons our 2-0 on the season against Big East schools after their win against Georgetown and Villanova earlier in the season. Drexel now moves to 8-3 on the year.
BY THE NUMBERS
The Dragons outshot the Hoyas 17-8 and put nine shots on goal.
Drexel earned eight penalty corners, their second-highest total this season.
Halle Geiger continued to be a standout in the cage, making five saves. The game marks her fourth shutout of the season, tying her for first place in the CAA.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Dragons wasted no time in displaying their potent offense. After just three minutes of play, Valentine Van Hellemont dribbled from half field to right before the circle before passing the ball to Pili Lemoine, who controlled the pass before dribbling it around the goalie and into the back of the net.
The Dragons would keep the pressure on, and with just six seconds remaining in the first quarter, the Dragons would force a penalty stroke. Fleur Hamers would approach the penalty spot before firing the ball into the top left corner, putting the Dragons up 2-0.
Drexel would continue to push pressure on the goal, recording 13 shots throughout the rest of the game. The Dragons would go on to survive the fourth quarter as Georgetown shot five times, but Drexel would keep the ball out of the net to secure the victory.
UP NEXT
The Dragons return to Buckley Field on Friday, October 9th. Drexel is set to face off against CAA opponent Hofstra in their third conference game of the year. The game is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.
BY THE NUMBERS
The Dragons outshot the Hoyas 17-8 and put nine shots on goal.
Drexel earned eight penalty corners, their second-highest total this season.
Halle Geiger continued to be a standout in the cage, making five saves. The game marks her fourth shutout of the season, tying her for first place in the CAA.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Dragons wasted no time in displaying their potent offense. After just three minutes of play, Valentine Van Hellemont dribbled from half field to right before the circle before passing the ball to Pili Lemoine, who controlled the pass before dribbling it around the goalie and into the back of the net.
The Dragons would keep the pressure on, and with just six seconds remaining in the first quarter, the Dragons would force a penalty stroke. Fleur Hamers would approach the penalty spot before firing the ball into the top left corner, putting the Dragons up 2-0.
Drexel would continue to push pressure on the goal, recording 13 shots throughout the rest of the game. The Dragons would go on to survive the fourth quarter as Georgetown shot five times, but Drexel would keep the ball out of the net to secure the victory.
UP NEXT
The Dragons return to Buckley Field on Friday, October 9th. Drexel is set to face off against CAA opponent Hofstra in their third conference game of the year. The game is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
GU
DREX
Goals
0
2
Shots
8
17
Shots on Goal
5
9
Saves
7
5
Corners
5
8
Offsides
0
0
Fouls
0
0
Scoring Plays

Lemoine, Pili
Assisted By: Van Hellemont, Valentine
N
03:22

Hamers, Fleur
N
14:54
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