WHO: Old Dominion (9-3) at Temple (5-8) / at Richmond (8-4)
WHEN: Friday, Oct. 16 - 12 p.m. / Sunday, Oct. 18 - 1 p.m.
WHERE: Philadelphia, Pa. - Temple Sports Complex / Richmond, Va. - Crenshaw Field
LAST MEETINGS: October 17, 2025, W, 3-2 / September 14, 2025, L, 2-1
NORFOLK, Va. – Old Dominion field hockey travels to Temple and Richmond this weekend on Friday, Oct. 16 and Sunday, Oct. 18 respectively.
ODU challenges Temple at 12 p.m. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, while the game at Richmond begins at 1 p.m.
The Monarchs are 12-5 against the Owls and 12-1 against the Spiders.
ABOUT ODU
Old Dominion is 9-3 after going 2-0 this past weekend against Villanova and Queens (NC). The Monarchs collected a come-from-behind overtime win over the Wildcats by a 4-3 score, before shutting out the Royals, 9-0. ODU is 1-2 in BIG EAST competition.
Serena Langendoen and Lottie Haagmans collected BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week and Offensive Player of the Week honors, respectively, after the two recorded three goals each last weekend.
Lengendoen leads ODU in goals with 12, with Sofia Marciano following behind with eight. Josie Painter has a team-high seven, while Nicolette Saccomandi is close behind with six.
Goalkeeper Suus Broers has 28 saves on 13 goals allowed and has returned to the field after time off due to injury.
ABOUT TEMPLE
The Owls are 5-8, including a 1-2 BIG EAST record. Temple will look to break its five-game losing streak following a 4-0 loss to No. 4 UConn and 2-1 loss to Yale last weekend.
Lucia Margo leads Temple in goals with six, though Rozlyn Maciejewski and Kathryn Gauvin are tied for second with four each. Lonneke Kerkhof, meanwhile, leads the Owls in assists with four.
Goalkeeper Alex Lepore has 59 saves on 30 goals allowed in the season.
ABOUT RICHMOND
Richmond is 8-4 after splitting competition against No. 17 Liberty and Saint Louis last weekend, falling to the Flames, 2-0, and besting the Billikens, 2-0. The Spiders face Delaware on Friday, Oct. 16 before challenging ODU.
Clara Larripa has a team-high 16 goals, while Valen Luna Paratore leads in assists with eight. The two are also at the top for Richmond in points, with Larripa collecting 36 and Luna Paratore recording 16.
Goalkeeper Amanda Cimillo has 41 saves on 11 goals allowed this season.
UP NEXT
Old Dominion returns home to host No. 4 UConn on Friday, Oct. 23 at 3 p.m. at the L.R. Hill Sports Complex.