Field hockey bested by MSU 7-1


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Bethany Walter/Staff Photographer Senior goal keeper Anastasia Netto and junior midfielder Simone Lazar protect the goal box on Saturday afternoon at the field hockey complex during the Mid-American Conference game against Kent State University. CMU lost 0-1 to Kent State in double overtime.

Following a successful exhibition game against Toronto, CMU field hockey lost Thursday 7-1 against No. 25 Michigan State.

The Chippewas have dropped their last three games. 

Michigan State jumped out to an early lead, scoring two goals within the first 17 minutes of the game. 

Near the end of the first period, the Chippewas got on the board with a goal from sophomore Grace Forthaus, slimming the Spartan's lead to 2-1. It was her first goal of the season. CMU was out shot 17-3 in the period.

A lack of offensive productivity plagued CMU in the second half. The Chippewas recorded just two shots on goal while MSU had 12. The Spartan went on to score five more goals on its way to the victory.

After being named MAC Co-Defensive Player of the Week, sophomore Lily Amado recorded 6 saves.

CMU looks to rebound in its home opener at 3 p.m. Saturday against Quinnipiac.

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