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Central Michigan sophomore back Klara Mikulaskova controls the ball as multiple Michigan State University players go after the ball on Sunday, Oct. 13, at Cristy Freese Field. As a team, CMU had eight shots and two shots on goal. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Central Michigan sophomore back Klara Mikulaskova hits the ball downfield on Sunday, Oct. 13, at Cristy Freese Field. Mikulaskova has 11 shots and two points in the season. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
The Michigan State University field hockey team is in Central Michigan's shooting circle as Central Michigan University senior goalkeeper Coletta Beeler prepares for a shot on Saturday, Oct. 13, at Cristy Freese Field. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Michigan State University senior forward Emma O’Neil hits the ball during a corner as the Central Michigan team rushes out of the net on Sunday, Oct. 13, at Cristy Freese Field. MSU had 10 corners and 10 shots on goal in the game. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Central Michigan senior goalkeeper Coletta Beeler waves her hand during pre-game introductions on Sunday, Oct. 13, at Cristy Freese Field. Beeler allowed three goals on 22 shots in the game. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
With the game tied coming out of halftime, both teams were looking to take the advantage. It was Central Michigan field hockey who opened the scoring for the game as sophomore backer Klara Mikulaskova scored the first goal of the match, assisted by sophomore forward Zoey Emrick.
Down two goals with less than five minutes remaining in the game, Central Michigan field hockey needed a goal. With an extra attacker on the field, the Chippewas found a sliver of hope against the Bellarmine Knights.
Central Michigan senior goalkeeper Colette Beeler watches the ball as players run in front of her on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. Beeler has a career-high .734% saving percent this season in nine games played. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Central Michigan freshman back Tess Naylor reaches for the ball as Bellarmine freshman forward Luna Tuncay approaches on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Central Michigan sophomore back Hailey Bainer hits the ball downfield on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. Last year at Lindenwood, Bainer was fourth on the team in points and led the Lions in assists. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
The Central Michigan Chippewas huddle up before resuming play on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Bellarmine junior midfielder Alicia Hudson passes the ball as Central Michigan junior forward Mallory Camryn watches on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. Camryn currently leads the Chippewas in points, goals and assists. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Bellarmine freshman forward Luna Tuncay dribbles the ball as Central Michigan senior forward Isabella D’Alessandro runs after her on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
The Central Michigan’s field hockey team jogs off the field after the game ends on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. Their next game is on Oct. 11 versus Ball State at home. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Central Michigan players celebrate after scoring a goal on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. The Chippewas scored three goals in the game, their most since Sept. 7. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Central Michigan senior goalkeeper Collete Beeler and sophomore back Klara Mikulaskova talk to each other before play continues Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. Mikulaskova has six shots on goal this season. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Central Michigan senior back Simon Potgieter (middle) backpedals as graduate student midfielder Hannah Havrilla (right) looks to strike the ball on Friday, Oct. 4, at Cristy Freese Field. Havrilla was an Academic All-MAC honoree last season. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
Bellarmine Knight freshman forward Luna Tuncay strikes the ball as Central Michigan senior midfielder Kaitlyn Bowker defends her on Friday, Oct. 4, in Cristy Freese Field. (CM-Life | Mark Hoover)
With less than a minute to go in the first half, Central Michigan field hockey looked to score a goal against Appalachian State in a game that had so far been lopsided.
Coming out of halftime, Central Michigan field hockey needed something big to happen. Down two goals, and being out-shot on offense, the Chippewas finally caught a break.
