Indiana Field Hockey Defeats Cal in Overtime by Penalty Stoke

Sunday, September 4

Berkeley, Calif.

2:00 PM

Indiana University

(2-2)

California

(1-3)

Indiana

CAL

Indiana Field Hockey Defeats Cal in Overtime by Penalty Stoke

9/4/2022 6:49:00 PM | Field Hockey

Box Score Box Score (PDF)Game-Winning Goal

BERKELEY, Calif. ––– Twice in three days the Indiana Field Hockey team found itself down late on the road against a California program. And just like Friday's win at Stanford, the Hoosiers found a way to pull out a 3-2 overtime win.

With less than a minute to go in the overtime period, Cal committed a foul in the circle to give Indiana's Anna Mozeleski a chance to win it via penalty stroke. The freshman did just that, sending it to the left side of the keeper, and securing a victory.

The Hoosiers are now 2-2 on the season, and winners of two games in a row.

KEY MOMENTS
• At the end of the first half, both sides were scoreless, with Indiana leading in shots taken, 2-1.
• California's Hanna Winn and Sara Stone each scored a goal within the first five minutes of the second half to give Cal a 2-0 lead that would last through the entire third quarter.
• In the 48^th minute, junior Jemima Cookson scored her first goal of the season to make it a 2-1 game, on an assist from redshirt junior Sydney Keld.
• In the 54^th minute, with six minutes left of regulation, Cookson scored another goal to even the game at 2-2, courtesy of freshman Kai Snell's assist.
• At the end of the fourth period, with 12 seconds to spare, Cal fired a shot but Keld made a key defensive save to keep the game tied and send it to overtime.
• In overtime, Mozeleski fired a shot past the keeper's left side in the cage for the game-winning goal via penalty stroke.

NOTABLES
• The win over Cal marked Indiana's first over the Golden Bears since 2014. It was also the first meeting between both programs since 2015.
• The game-winner from Mozeleski was her first career goal.
• The two goals from Cookson were her first two of the season, and her second and third of her career.
• Keld's assist was her second of the season.
• The assist from Snell marked the first points of her career.
• Three of IU's four games thus far have reached overtime.
• Senior midfielder Kennedy Reardon made her 39^th consecutive start dating back to her sophomore year.

UP NEXT
• Indiana will look to make it three wins in a row and a sweep of the weekend with a game at UC-Davis tomorrow at noon EST.