Drexel University Athletics

11/3/2026 6:18:00 PM | Field Hockey
PHILADELPHIA – Drexel opens CAA Tournament play on Wednesday afternoon, facing #2 seed Monmouth at 3 p.m. The CAA Championship will be played at Buckley field, and stream live on FloSports. The Dragons earned their way into the tournament by securing a three-way tie for the CAA regular season championship.
Last Time Out
Drexel is coming off a 6-1 victory over William & Mary in the Dragons regular season finale. Both Pili Lemoine and Fleur Hamers scored two goals apiece as the Dragons won in dominate fashion. Valentine Van Hellemont would record a goal and two assists, giving her sole position atop the CAA points leaderboard. Sophomore Lauren Kushma recorded a goal and Lily Haag and Sadie Schultz both added an assist.
All Time Series
Wednesday's match-up marks the 14th meeting between the two team. Drexel leads the all-time series 7-6.
Last Time Against Monmouth
The teams last met on October 2nd where Monmouth earned a 3-0 victory at Buckley Field. Both teams played a competitive gasman in the first half, entering the break with a score of 0-0. The hawks would find the cage with four minutes remaining in the 3rd quarter as Anna Moors would put Monmouth on top. The Dragons last loss came against Monmouth as Drexel has rattled off eight straight wins to end the season.
Scouting Monmouth
Monmouth enters the CAA tournament as the 2 seed; The hawks tied with Fairfield and Drexel for first place in the CAA standings with a 6-1 conference record. Monmouth is coming off an overtime victory over Northeastern, where Milla Frye would find the back of the cage for her 14th goal of the season. Monmouth had five All-CAA selections, highlighted by Milla Frye would rank third in the CAA in goals scored this season.
Drexel Notes
Three-time CAA Player of the Year Valentine Van Hellemont leads the Dragons into the CAA tournament, leading the CAA in total points with 44, recording a career high 16 goals and a CAA leading 12 assists. The Dragons boast one of the nation's top offenses and are ranked in the top five in the country in goals per game, points per game and assists per game. Fleur Hamers led the CAA in goals with 19 adding five assists. Pili Lemoine recorded a career high 37 points on the season recording 13 goals, paired with 11 assists.
Looking ahead
The winter of Wednesday's first round match-up with face the winner of the Fairfield and Northeastern game on Friday November 6th to determine the 2026 CAA field hockey champion.
Last Time Out
Drexel is coming off a 6-1 victory over William & Mary in the Dragons regular season finale. Both Pili Lemoine and Fleur Hamers scored two goals apiece as the Dragons won in dominate fashion. Valentine Van Hellemont would record a goal and two assists, giving her sole position atop the CAA points leaderboard. Sophomore Lauren Kushma recorded a goal and Lily Haag and Sadie Schultz both added an assist.
All Time Series
Wednesday's match-up marks the 14th meeting between the two team. Drexel leads the all-time series 7-6.
Last Time Against Monmouth
The teams last met on October 2nd where Monmouth earned a 3-0 victory at Buckley Field. Both teams played a competitive gasman in the first half, entering the break with a score of 0-0. The hawks would find the cage with four minutes remaining in the 3rd quarter as Anna Moors would put Monmouth on top. The Dragons last loss came against Monmouth as Drexel has rattled off eight straight wins to end the season.
Scouting Monmouth
Monmouth enters the CAA tournament as the 2 seed; The hawks tied with Fairfield and Drexel for first place in the CAA standings with a 6-1 conference record. Monmouth is coming off an overtime victory over Northeastern, where Milla Frye would find the back of the cage for her 14th goal of the season. Monmouth had five All-CAA selections, highlighted by Milla Frye would rank third in the CAA in goals scored this season.
Drexel Notes
Three-time CAA Player of the Year Valentine Van Hellemont leads the Dragons into the CAA tournament, leading the CAA in total points with 44, recording a career high 16 goals and a CAA leading 12 assists. The Dragons boast one of the nation's top offenses and are ranked in the top five in the country in goals per game, points per game and assists per game. Fleur Hamers led the CAA in goals with 19 adding five assists. Pili Lemoine recorded a career high 37 points on the season recording 13 goals, paired with 11 assists.
Looking ahead
The winter of Wednesday's first round match-up with face the winner of the Fairfield and Northeastern game on Friday November 6th to determine the 2026 CAA field hockey champion.
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