Lafayette Field Hockey Wins 4 Patriot League Awards, 6 All-League Honors
No. 15 Lafayette swept the Patriot League regular-season title and postseason honors, winning four of the league’s six major awards and placing six players on the All-League teams. The recognition comes as the Leopards prepare to host Holy Cross in Thursday’s championship semifinal.
By the Numbers- 4 of 6 major awards went to Lafayette.
- 6 Leopards earned All-League honors: 4 first-team and 2 second-team selections.
- Lafayette is 15-2 overall, 6-0 in league play and 10-0 at home.
- The Leopards have recorded 9 shutouts and allowed 0.66 goals per game.
Lafayette’s individual awards reflect a strong team effort, but the championship is still up for grabs. The Leopards must get past fourth-seeded Holy Cross, which they beat 1-0 on the road during the regular season.
State of Play- Lafayette is the No. 1 seed and will host the semifinal in Easton.
- The Leopards enter on a six-game winning streak after shutting out Boston University, 2-0, in the regular-season finale.
- The semifinal and Saturday’s championship game will stream live on ESPN+.
Lafayette faces Holy Cross Thursday at noon. A win would advance the Leopards to Saturday’s Patriot League championship game.
Bottom LineLafayette has earned the top seed, the home-field edge and a league-leading share of postseason honors—but the season’s defining test is still ahead.
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