Bobcats Secure First 10-Win Campaign Since 2013 After Win at UMass Lowell

Sunday, October 26

Lowell, MA

3:00 PM

Quinnipiac University

(10-7)

University of Massachusetts Lowell

(8-8)

Quinnipiac

UMass Lowell

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Bobcats Secure First 10-Win Campaign Since 2013 After Win at UMass Lowell

10/26/2025 4:42:00 PM | Field Hockey

Box Score

LOWELL, Mass. — The Quinnipiac field hockey team earned a win in its final non-conference matchup of the 2025 campaign, knocking off UMass Lowell by a 5-1 scoreline.

The win secured the Bobcats' first double-digit win campaign since 2013, when they ripped off a program-record 14.

Powered by a ferocious first half, the Bobcats popped in a pair of goals in each of the first two frames to take early control.

Rozemarijn van Keulen scored two of those just 3:29 apart, with both coming off long passes.

Roze x2 after nifty stickwork to beat the defender!#BobcatNation x #BigEastFH pic.twitter.com/LP4aDmDnBM
— Quinnipiac Field Hockey (@QU_FH) October 26, 2025

Mo Quaile started the first-half scoring for Quinnipiac, while Francisca Eschoyez displayed great individual skill to beat three defenders and put an exclamation point on the first 30 minutes.

Lucia Donati added insurance late, scoring a great individual effort to make it 5-1 in the closing minutes.

Narrator: it was not off the post 🤷‍♀️#BobcatNation x #BigEastFH pic.twitter.com/zj8ErfrlQ6
— Quinnipiac Field Hockey (@QU_FH) October 26, 2025

STATS AND NOTES

In her return to action, van Keulen recorded her second multi-goal outing of the season and now has six on the season for the Bobcats.
Eschoyez has a point in four consecutive games after scoring her 12^th of the season. This moves her into a tie for fifth all-time in goals in a season.
Her now-33 points bring her to a tie for third-most in program history with Catie Canetti.
Quaile's career offensive season continues, as she added her sixth of the campaign. All of her career goals have come during her final campaign in Hamden.
The five goals are tied for the second-most this season by the Bobcats and their most since putting eight past Merrimack on Sept. 21.

UP NEXT
The Bobcats battle for a playoff spot on Friday afternoon when they host in-state rival UConn at 3 p.m. at the Quinnipiac Field Hockey Stadium.

A win over the Huskies and Villanova loss to Liberty secures the Bobcats' first-ever BIG EAST postseason berth.

For an inside look at the Quinnipiac field hockey program, be sure to follow it on social media @QU_FH or go to gobobcats.com/fh.