Golden Bear Field Hockey Wins First NCAA Title
Manchester, N.H. - The Kutztown University Field Hockey team made history Sunday, when it won its first-ever NCAA Division II Championship. The Golden Bears defeated East Stroudsburg, 2-1, at Saint Anselm College.
The championship is the first of its kind for KU's NCAA varsity sports.
Jillian Buchman and Greenleigh McGehee scored second half goals as third-ranked and third-seeded Kutztown Field Hockey erased a 1-0 deficit late in the third quarter and held on to defeat top-ranked and the number one seed, East Stroudsburg.
Field Hockey National Championship Celebration: 11 a.m. Tuesday, MSU
Golden Bear fans came together in recognition of the team 11 a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 21, in the Nancy Jean Stump Seiger '54 Room, 218 McFarland Student Union.
View phots from the events in the gallery below.
Field Hockey Post-Game Celebration
Players celebrate with NCAA trophy
Championship Pre-Game
The players and coaches from both teams line up for the national anthem.
Championship Pre-Game
The championship banner at Saint Anselm.
Welcome Home
Golden Bear fans welcome the team back from the championship as they arrive back in Kutztown.
Championship Celebration
Team captains and Coach Scheuing bring the trophy into the Championship Celebration.
Championship Celebration
Vice President Santos, aside the championship trophy, opens the Championship Celebration.
Championship Celebration
Golden Bear fans filled the Stump Seiger Multipurpose Room.
Championship Celebration
Athletics Director Renee Hellert speaks at the Championship Celebration.
Championship Celebration
State Senator Judy Schwank presents proclamation to head coach Marci Scheuing.
Championship Celebration
President Hawkinson speaks at Championship Celebration.
Championship Celebration
Coach Scheuing speaks at Championship Celebration.
Championship Celebration
Team stands before those gathered for the Championship Celebration.
Championship Celebration
President Hawkinson holds senate proclamation, alongside Coach Scheuing and Ann Marie Hayes Hawkinson