Seven Yale field hockey players earned All-Ivy recognition, led by first-team selections Victoria Collee and Chiara Picciafuoco. Their honors cap a standout season for the No. 19 Bulldogs, who have matched the third-highest win total in program history and are headed to the Ivy League tournament as the No. 4 seed.

By the Numbers
  • 7 Bulldogs earned All-Ivy honors; 2 were named to the first team.
  • Yale has 12 wins, tied for the third-most in a season in school history.
  • Picciafuoco has 28 points; Schwarzkopf leads the Ivy League with a .795 save percentage.
Yes, But

Yale’s individual honors arrive with a tough test ahead: the Bulldogs open the tournament against top-seeded, No. 4-ranked Harvard.

State of Play
  • Yale earned the No. 4 seed in its second Ivy League Field Hockey Tournament appearance.
  • The Bulldogs face Harvard Friday at 11:30 a.m.
What's Next

Yale must beat Harvard to keep its tournament run alive and build on a season that included a seven-game winning streak and a No. 15 national ranking.

Bottom Line

Seven All-Ivy selections underscore Yale’s depth, but its season now hinges on whether that talent can deliver against the league’s top seed.