The No. 23-ranked William & Mary field hockey team saw its season come to an end on Friday night in the Colonial Athletic Association semifinals, falling to Northeastern 1-0 in the final minutes.  The Tribe finishes another strong campaign at 12-7 overall and No. 23 in both the NFHCA coaches poll and in the RPI.

How it Happened
- Both teams were strong in possession all game long, but chances were few and far between.  Senior Annie Snead (Midlothian, Va.) cracked off the first shot of the game almost five minutes in, but it went wide of the goal.
- Northeastern had the next chances at the start of the 12th minute, after earning a penalty corner.  Sophomore goalkeeper Kimi Jones (Virginia Beach, Va.) stood strong and turned away both shots taken on the play.
- Senior Cata Days (Buenos Aires, Argentina) had a shot of her own ust a minute later, but again couldn't crack the goalmouth.
- Junior Haley Hopkins (Springfield, Va.) got on the end of a breakaway in the 21st minute, going one-on-one with the Northeastern goalkeeper, and her classmate Ella Donahue (Midlothian, Va.) took a shot early in the 22nd minute, but all three shots were turned aside again.
- In the 24th, Northeastern had their most dangerous attempt with a shot towards the open side of the net with Jones knocked down on the other side of the circle, but freshman defender Audrey Domovich (Hummelstown, Pa.) made a spectacular stick save to earn her first defensive save, and preserve the 0-0 tie.  Both teams would have penalty corners in the final five minutes, but neither were able to solve the defensive riddle and the game reached the half still scoreless.
- The Huskies had a breakaway early in the third quarter to threaten the goal, but Jones got her handpad to the high shot and guided it over the net.  From there, it was all W&M for the nearly the entire second half.
- The Tribe held possession in the Northeastern half for most all of the third and fourth quarters, but could only muster a pair of shots by senior Woodard Hooper (Williamsburg, Va.) as the defense stiffened inside the circle.
- With just over 90 seconds left, Northeastern sprung themselves on one final breakaway and scored with a high shot to the far post.  W&M pushed upfield quickly, but again, was denied at the edge of the circle and the final horn sounded before the Tribe could take one final shot.

Starters
W&M - Kimi Jones, Haley Hopkins, Annie Snead, Ella Donahue, Tabby Billingham, Christie van de Kamp, Caitlin Maclean, Cara Menges, Woodard Hooper, Cassidy Goodwin, Jorja Morgan
NU - Julia Gluyas, Lexie Dunleavy, Jamie Chebuske, Melanie Weber, Alli Meehan, Megan Barrett, Sam Bodo, Camille O'Conor, Lauren Brewster, Kasidy Anderson, Lauren Rowe

Notes
W&M won 12 or more games for the third year in a row ... It was just the 20th season in school history (95 years total) with 12 or more wins ... The Tribe finished with 326 shots, 10th-most in school history ... Seniors Cassidy Goodwin (Gloucester, Va.) and Annie Snead were named to the CAA All-Tournament team ... Goodwin tied the program records for most total all-conference awards (6) and most all-tournament appearances (3), matching Anna Davis '05 in both ... Snead became the third player in school history and the 18th in CAA history to earn a spot on all four all-conference teams (first, second, rookie, and tournament) in her career ... She joins the elite company of Goodwin and Erin Menges '18 with that award ... Jones finished the season with 52 saves, and career-bests in save percentage (.675) and GAA (1.75).