ONEONTA, NEW YORK — Top-seeded Salisbury beat fourth-seeded Oswego State 7-0 in a SUNYAC field hockey semifinal Friday afternoon at All College Field, scoring in all four quarters, the university said.
Layla Kent opened the scoring six minutes in off a Regan Worley assist. Dakotah Trader scored twice in the second quarter, both on Worley passes, and Tessa Gray made it 4-0 just 34 seconds after Trader's second goal. Worley converted a penalty stroke for 5-0, Kelly Webber scored with five minutes left in the third quarter, and Morgan Davis finished a Raegan Schmith pass for the final goal.
Salisbury outshot Oswego 42-2, held a 32-1 edge in shots on goal and earned 26 penalty corners to Oswego's one.
The Sea Gulls play third-seeded Cortland, a 2-0 winner over second-seeded Oneonta, for the SUNYAC title at 1 p.m. Saturday. Salisbury's roster lists freshman forward Juliana Stepp of Easton, a Saints Peter & Paul product.
Forty-two shots to two, and one game left for the conference title.
Source: Salisbury Athletics
Also: Salisbury Athletics (2), Cortland Athletics
Drawn from public records; drafted with AI and edited by Peter Gorman before publication.
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