Friday, November 30, 2018

NHS Field Hockey Does it Again


Lila Datz and Rylie Hepp
Staff Writers

The New Hope-Solebury Field Hockey team has won the district title again; creating a winning streak of two years in a row. The team is expected to continue doing well all the way to states. To nobody's surprise, the team took down Lower Moreland in the 2018 PIAA District championship game on Nov. 1, in a game with the score of 2-0. The game was hard fought and extremely close the entire time. So close that there was only one goal scored per half during the game. Two of the team's juniors, Mackenzie Myers and Sara Hayden, were the players who scored the crucial goals for New Hope-Solebury.
Even though New Hope-Solebury came out with the victory, the team had to overcome some obstacles during the game. One of the team’s star players, Annelise Dahlin had to step out of the game due to a knee injury that shocked her teammates.
One of the team’s players, Lilly Smith, told the press that “the other team was really skilled, and it was a tough game, especially when we lost a key offensive player. But our team stepped up, played hard, scored a few goals and ended up with the result we wanted.”
The Girls Field Hockey team is not afraid of a challenge and this game was no exception. After overcoming many obstacles, the team pulled through and grabbed the District title once again.