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Five From Field Hockey Named All-Ivy
11/1/2023 12:44:00 PM | Field Hockey
Dartmouth’s five honorees are its most since 1999
HANOVER, N.H. — Following a strong season of progress, which saw two Ivy League wins and double its win total from the year prior, five members of the Dartmouth field hockey team have received All-Ivy honors, as announced on Wednesday. Senior Bronwyn Bird and first year Lucia Campaño were named second team All-Ivy while senior Lila Browne, sophomore Olivia Galiotos and first year Ella Bowman garnered honorable mention laurels. The Big Green's five honorees are their most since 1999 while their nine over 2022 and 2023 are their most over a two-year span since 1994-95. Browne also received Academic All-Ivy honors.
Bird was named second team All-Ivy for a third straight season after finishing third on the team in points with nine behind three goals and three assists. After her first season was canceled due to COVID-19, Bird ended up started all 49 games of her career. Bird began 2023 with a goal in each of the first three games to extend her point streak to five dating back to the end of 2022. Bird later added an assist at Yale. A mainstay in the midfield, Bird also played a role on a defense that in Ivy League play, shut-out Brown, allowed just one goal vs. Columbia and just one goal in regulation at Yale.
Bird was named second team All-Ivy for a third straight season after finishing third on the team in points with nine behind three goals and three assists. After her first season was canceled due to COVID-19, Bird ended up started all 49 games of her career. Bird began 2023 with a goal in each of the first three games to extend her point streak to five dating back to the end of 2022. Bird later added an assist at Yale. A mainstay in the midfield, Bird also played a role on a defense that in Ivy League play, shut-out Brown, allowed just one goal vs. Columbia and just one goal in regulation at Yale.
Meanwhile, Campaño got better and better as the year progressed, scoring a goal in five of the last six games, including two in the season finale, a 3-1 win vs. Columbia. It marked her first-career multi-goal game, as she ended her rookie season with 19 points via eight goals and three assists. Her eight goals are the most by a Big Green first year since Ali Savage had 12 in 2011. Campaño's five goals in conference play are tied for third in the Ivy League. The run began with a goal at La Salle, before she also scored in the ensuing three contests — at Yale, Sacred Heart and vs. Princeton. Campaño became the first Dartmouth player to score in four straight games since Katie Spanos in 2018. The goal against the Tigers marked Dartmouth's first vs. Princeton since 2015. After going scoreless at No. 19 UMass, Campaño ended with a vengeance against the Lions, which earned her Dartmouth Female Athlete of the Week honors. Campaño's overtime game-winning goal at Colgate was named an NFHCA Play of the Month in September.Bronwyn Bird gave us a 1-0 lead off the restart, but Quinnipiac responded not long after and we are tied at one as we head to the fourth quarter!
— DartmouthFieldHockey (@DartmouthFH) September 8, 2023
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Browne was named both honorable mention All-Ivy and was named to the Academic All-Ivy team, owning a stellar 3.91 cumulative grade point average in the classroom. This marks Browne's first-career postseason Ivy League honors. On the field, Browne finished second on the Big Green in points with a career high 14 via five goals and four assists. She began the season with two goals in a 6-1 season-opening win over Stonehill then later scored twice in 48 seconds against New Hampshire. Browne had four points in an overtime win at Colgate behind a goal and two assists, while also dishing assists against Merrimack and on Dartmouth's final goal of the season vs. Columbia.Take a look at Lucia Campaño's 𝐭𝐫𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐮𝐬 game-winning overtime goal at Colgate today! #NFHCAPlay | #SCTop10 | @ESPNAssignDesk pic.twitter.com/rNY0RWIEnE
— DartmouthFieldHockey (@DartmouthFH) September 24, 2023
Galiotos was named honorable mention All-Ivy for the second time in as many years, as she contributed all over the field in 2023. Seeing significant time at center back, Galiotos helped anchor some stellar defensive performances, which included a shutout vs. Brown in Dartmouth's first Ivy League win since 2018, and seven games allowing two goals or fewer. Galiotos posted six defensive saves, currently good for third in the nation. She got into the act offensively as well, posting her first-career goal and assist in the season opener vs. Stonehill and finishing with one goal and four assists. Galiotos' other three assists came at Cornell, vs. Brown and at Sacred Heart.Big first quarter for the Big Green! Goals from Olivia Galiotos and Lila Browne make it 2-0 Dartmouth after one quarter.
— DartmouthFieldHockey (@DartmouthFH) September 3, 2023
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Bowman enjoyed a stellar rookie campaign as a center back and mainstay of the Big Green defense. She also contributed offensively, finishing tied for fourth on the team in points with three goals and two assists. Bowman scored both goals in Dartmouth's win over Brown, garnering Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week after also playing a key role in shutting-out the Bears. Bowman's first-career goal was a memorable one, coming off a penalty corner vs. Merrimack in overtime. She also picked up assists on Campaño's overtime game-winner at Colgate, and at La Salle. As a team, Bowman and the Big Green defense allowed 2.67 goals per game, their best goals against average since 2011.Big Green still lead Stonehill 2-0 at the half. Check out how Dartmouth got on the board for the first time, via Olivia Galiotos' first-career goal!
— DartmouthFieldHockey (@DartmouthFH) September 3, 2023
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As a team, the Big Green made major strides in 2023, finishing 6-9, their most wins since 2018 and fewest losses since 2012. Dartmouth picked up big Ivy League wins over Brown and Columbia. Against the Bears, the Big Green picked up their first Ivy League shutout since 2012 and first shutout of the Bears since 2005. In the 3-1 win over Columbia, Dartmouth beat Columbia by multiple goals for the first time since 2015 and ended the season with two multi-goal Ivy League wins for the first time since 2014.Take a look at how today's game ended, as Ella Bowman sent the Big Green home victorious!#GoBigGreen pic.twitter.com/BW9y7Y5zRt
— DartmouthFieldHockey (@DartmouthFH) September 10, 2023
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