Gryphon field hockey women edged by Waterloo
WATERLOO – The Guelph Gryphons completed their OUA women’s field hockey league’s regular season Sunday morning with a 2-1 loss to the Waterloo Warriors on Warriors Field.
The game meant nothing in the final standings as the fifth-ranked Warriors had already clinched first place in the West Division and the fourth-ranked Gryphs were assured of a second-place finish.
Waterloo Warriors 2 Guelph Gryphons 1
Waterloo scored single goals in the first and third quarters while the Gryphons tallied in the second quarter.
Isabella Beck and Mackenzie Blake had the goals for Waterloo.
The Gryphon goal was simply credited to the team after the Warriors scored an own goal.
Waterloo outshot the Gryphs 8-5 thanks to a 5-1 advantage in the third quarter.
The Warriors also took 11 penalty corners, three more than Guelph, and play was stopped for 42 Waterloo fouls and 16 Guelph fouls.
Waterloo finishes first in the West Division at 8-2-0 while the Gryphs are second at 5-4-1, Western Mustangs third at 4-6-0 and McMaster Marauders fourth at 2-8-0.
York Lions finish atop the East Division at 9-1-0 while the Toronto Varsity Blues are second at 8-2-0, Queen’s Gaels third at 3-6-1 and McGill Martlets fourth at 0-10-0.
The Gryphs are to host Western in a quarter-final playoff match Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Gryphon Soccer Complex. Game time is 7 p.m.
- Guelph Sports Journal
Gryphon field hockey women edged by Waterloo
WATERLOO – The Guelph Gryphons completed their OUA women’s field hockey league’s regular season Sunday morning with a 2-1 loss to the Waterloo Warriors on Warriors Field.
The game meant nothing in the final standings as the fifth-ranked Warriors had already clinched first place in the West Division and the fourth-ranked Gryphs were assured of a second-place finish.
Waterloo Warriors 2
Guelph Gryphons 1
Waterloo scored single goals in the first and third quarters while the Gryphons tallied in the second quarter.
Isabella Beck and Mackenzie Blake had the goals for Waterloo.
The Gryphon goal was simply credited to the team after the Warriors scored an own goal.
Waterloo outshot the Gryphs 8-5 thanks to a 5-1 advantage in the third quarter.
The Warriors also took 11 penalty corners, three more than Guelph, and play was stopped for 42 Waterloo fouls and 16 Guelph fouls.
Waterloo finishes first in the West Division at 8-2-0 while the Gryphs are second at 5-4-1, Western Mustangs third at 4-6-0 and McMaster Marauders fourth at 2-8-0.
York Lions finish atop the East Division at 9-1-0 while the Toronto Varsity Blues are second at 8-2-0, Queen’s Gaels third at 3-6-1 and McGill Martlets fourth at 0-10-0.
The Gryphs are to host Western in a quarter-final playoff match Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Gryphon Soccer Complex. Game time is 7 p.m.
- Guelph Sports Journal