Harwood, Middlebury Field Hockey Game Ends in Tie
The annual cancer awareness game between Harwood and Middlebury ended in a 2-2 tie on Monday, October 13.
The game was scoreless until the third quarter, when Harwood's freshman Hattie Rivers scored a goal, assisted by Maisy Gendimenico. Middlebury quickly responded with an unassisted goal by Maya Breckenridge, and later took the lead with a goal by Quinn Doria, assisted by Breckenridge.
Harwood rallied in the fourth quarter, tying the game with a goal by junior Sam McDonough. The game went into overtime, with both teams coming close to scoring, but ultimately ending in a tie.
The goaltenders' performance was notable, with Harwood's Camille Edgecomb making 17 saves and Middlebury's Heaven Ross making 13 saves.
The game raised money to be donated to the Central Vermont Medical Center, following last year's donation of $315 to the Lamoille County Cancer Network.
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