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Macy Breaks School Records as No. 3 UMass Lowell Dominates No. 8 Indiana (PA), 6-09/5/10 Senior forward Sammy Macy (Tewksbury, Mass.) broke two school records on Sunday afternoon, notching five goals and 11 points in a single game, as the No. 3 UMass Lowell River Hawks steamrolled past the No. 8 Indiana University Crimson Hawks, 6-0. [+] 
No. 3 River Hawks Open Season with a Bang, Trample Mountaineers, 6-09/3/10 The No. 3 UMass Lowell River Hawks began their season on the right foot, capturing a 6-0 victory over the Mansfield Mountaineers in non-conference action on Friday afternoon at home on Cushing Field. Six different River Hawks tallied goals, spreading the ample offense across the board. [+] 
Field Hockey 2010 Season Preview: Always Reloading, Never Rebuilding9/2/10 Each of the 15 veteran players on the 2010 UMass Lowell field hockey team has never ended their seasons anywhere short of the NCAA National Championship game. The squad will return 82% of its offense (73-89 goals), including 2009 Northeast-10 Player of the Year Sammy Macy (Tewksbury, Mass.) [+]  8/21/10 The UMass Lowell field hockey team arrived on campus, ready to tackle the 2010 season, on Saturday afternoon. The squad came together for team meetings and the start of practice, as the fall season officially commenced. [+] 8/11/10 The UMass Lowell field hockey team was selected No. 2 in the Northeast-10 Conference Preseason Coaches Poll, as announced by the conference office on Wednesday. The River Hawks are expected to follow up their third consecutive NCAA Championship game appearance with another strong season in 2010. [+] 7/26/10 UMass Lowell's Thursday Night Field Hockey League, which runs from July 26 to August 19, has reached capacity and will no longer be accepting applications. [+] 7/16/10 One of the most decorated and successful coaches in UMass Lowell history, eight-year head field hockey coach and member of the UMass Lowell Class of 1998, Shannon Hlebichuk has been promoted to Assistant Athletic Director. In her new role, effective August 1, Hlebichuk will assume a variety of supervisory roles within the department, continuing as the head coach of the field hockey program, as well. [+] 
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