Field Hockey

Delaware Valley College 13, Wells College 0

OWINGS MILLS (MD) - It was a record-setting day for the Delaware Valley College field hockey team as five standards were broken or tied in a 13-0 victory over Wells College (NY) in the opening round of the Villa Julie College Tournament.

The Aggies will now take on Bridgewater College (VA) in Sunday's championship game (4:00 p.m.)
The 13 goals scored by Delaware Valley shattered the previous record of seven that was accomplished on two occasions. The Aggies also set a new standard with nine assists (breaking the mark of five set against Albright in 1993) and 35 points (breaking the mark of 18 set against Cabrini in 1992).

Individually, sophomore Bethany Pavlik picked up where she left off from her Rookie of the Year season as she scored five goals and assisted on another for 11 points. The five goals tied the school record that was originally set by Hall of Famer Diane Bradley against Beaver in 1982 while the 11 points broke Bradley's mark of 10 from that same game.

Junior Michelle Cernobyl notched four goals and one assists for a nine-point afternoon. The first-team, all-conference forward went from sixth to third on the all-time scoring list to third with 66 points.

Sophomore Danielle Heyne scored one goal and set a single-game record with four assists to break the previous mark of three by Claudia Krebs in a 1982 game against Moravian.

Freshman Holly Rich added two goals in her collegiate debut while Amy Stafford recorded a goal. Stephanie Dec added two assists and Marissa Di Miero had one assist in the win.

Meanwhile Delaware Valley's defense held Wells without a shot in the contest. Jackie Deschenes was credited with the shutout.