#3 UConn named BIG EAST Regular Season Champs after 2-0 Win

Friday, October 16

Washington, DC

1:00 PM

University of Connecticut

(11-1, 5-0)

Georgetown

(5-10, 0-5)

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
UConn	0	2	0	0	2
Georgetown	0	0	0	0	0

STORRS, CONNECTICUT - SEPTEMBER 20 - * HUSKIES* against the PRINCETON TIGERS at George J. Sherman Family Sports Complex in Storrs, Connecticut.

Photo by MADISON HENDRICKS

Photo by: University of Connecticut Athletics

#3 UConn named BIG EAST Regular Season Champs after 2-0 Win

10/16/2026 2:56:00 PM | Field Hockey

Box Score

WASHINGTON D.C — UConn defeated Georgetown, 2-0 on Friday, improving to 11-1 overall and 5-0 in conference play. With the win, the Huskies won the Big East regular season championship. The Huskies held Georgetown without a shot on goal and finished with an 18-1 shot advantage, including 9-0 on goal.

The Huskies limited Georgetown to one shot and none on goal, with Natalie Mckenna recording a 60-minute shutout without a save. At the other end, UConn finished with 18 shots and nine on goal, scoring twice while Georgetown's goalkeeper made seven saves.

UConn generated all seven shots in the first quarter and earned both penalty corners, while Georgetown did not record a shot. The game remained scoreless at 0-0, with Georgetown goalkeeper Ella Fahey saving attempts by Olivia McKenna and Emma Larit and five other UConn shots blocked.

The Huskies outshot Georgetown 5-0 in the second quarter and held a 2-1 edge in penalty corners while scoring the quarter's only two goals. Abby Davidson scored off an Olivia McKenna assist at 18:26, and McKenna added a goal from Lene Reiche at 29:37 to send UConn into halftime ahead 2-0.

UConn held a 4-0 shot advantage and earned all five penalty corners in a scoreless third quarter. Olivia McKenna accounted for two shots and each corner, while Georgetown goalkeeper Ella Fahey made saves on attempts by McKenna and Faith Everett as the score stood at 2-0 UConn entering the fourth quarter.

UConn and Georgetown each earned one penalty corner in a scoreless fourth quarter, with UConn holding a 2-1 edge in shots. Reiche put UConn's lone shot on goal, which Ella Fahey saved, while Georgetown's only attempt was blocked as the Huskies closed out a 2-0 win.