Hoosiers Record Senior Day Shutout

Monday, September 7

Bloomington, Ind.

12:00 PM

Indiana University

(3-2)

Central Michigan

(0-6)

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Central Mich.	0	0	0	0	0
Indiana	1	1	0	3	5

9/7/2026 2:52:00 PM | Field Hockey

Box Score

BLOOMINGTON, Ind––– Indiana Field Hockey shut out Central Michigan 5-0 on Monday afternoon at Deborah Tobias Field in Bloomington, Ind. before recognizing six seniors. It improves its record to 2-2.

KEY MOMENTS
• The Hoosiers came out strong to start the contest with second year forward Celia Arroyo Cabezudo putting the home team on the board in the second minute, assisted by second year forward/midfielder Molly Stutte and first year midfielder Berta Sáenz de Santa Maria.
• Indiana continued to add pressure to the Chippewa defense, maintaining control of the ball throughout the first half.
• After the break, Indiana started the second half on a power play after Central Michigan recorded a green card to end the second quarter. To start the final half, the opposition found momentum and was able to find power in Hoosier territory but remained unable to find an opportunity to score.
• The Hoosier defense didn't allow the opponent a shot on goal until the fourth frame, which was saved by third year goalkeeper Sadie Canelli.
• Despite a scoring drought for IU in the third frame, it was able to take advantage of multiple opportunities in the D. Stutte notched two goals in the fourth quarter, the second being in the 50th minute off a penalty corner.
• In the 57th minute, fourth year midfielder Inés Garcia Prado notched her first shot in the cage of the season, bringing Indiana's final score to 5-0 to defeat the Chippewas.

NOTABLES
• Six players were honored during senior day, fourth year forward Ava Winner, fifth year forward Karly Redman, fourth year midfielder Javi Baeza, forth year midfielder/forward Theresa Ricci, fourth year back/midfielder Hannah Riddle and Garcia Prado.
• It was a big game for Stutte as she recorded two goals, one assist, six shots on goal and eight total shots.
• It was all-Hoosier throughout the contest, recording 28 shots and 18 on goal. Central Michigan was allowed just one shot through the game.
• After today's victory, IU is now undefeated at home.

UP NEXT
The Hoosiers are back on the road next weekend to face Cornell on Friday, September 11 at 1 p.m. at Buckeye Varsity Field in Columbus, Ohio. On Sunday, they are taking on Ball State in Muncie, Ind. at 11:00 a.m.in the Briner Sports Complex.