Field Hockey | 11/9/2026 10:47:00 AM

BLOOMSBURG, Pa. - The #5 seed Bloomsburg will travel to Indiana, Pa. to face the #4 seed IUP in the first round of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Tournament at 2 p.m.

Bloomsburg finished the season 12-4 (5-4 PSAC) while IUP finished 12-5 (6-3 PSAC). 

This will be their second time meeting this year as IUP took the bout 1-0 at Steph Pettit Stadium. The maroon and gold are 26-11 against IUP since 2004, but the two teams are split 5-5 in their last 10 match ups. The Huskies are also 7-8 when playing IUP on the road since 2004. 

Tickets for the game will be $12 for adults and $7 for students K-12. Students from member institutions with valid identification will be allowed in for free.

Huskies to Watch:

Alyxandra Flick (Bloomsburg, Pa./Central Columbia): Flick is currently second on the team in goals scored (6) and total points (14). She has also started in every game for the Huskies and has become a key player to this Bloomsburg offense. Her last goal was against Millersville (10/31) which was the Huskies' lone goal. 

Molly Bross (Perkasie, Pa./Pennridge): Bross has been a mainstay for the Huskies in just her first year starting. She has stood inside the net in all 17 games and has recorded 57 saves. She currently is first in the PSAC in shutouts with seven of them.

Jordan Bond (Dallas, Pa./Dallas): Bond has also become a leader for the team as the senior started in all 17 games. She is tied for third in goals scored (4) and tied for second in assists (3) on the team. She has become Bloomsburg's main shooter inside the circle with 22 shots on the year. Her last goal was against East Stourdsburg (10/20).

Lexy Freed (Selinsgrove, Pa./Selinsgrove): Freed has earned a spot in the Huskies starting lineup with her ability to score in the clutch. She has scored three goals on the season and the game-winning goal over Slippery Rock in overtime. She also scored the lone goal against Mansfield (10/28) to give them the victory. 

Raegan Iasiello (Northampton, Pa./Northampton): Iasiello has been the Huskies main distributor of the ball as she has recorded a career high six assists. The junior defender has started in all 17 games as well.