Box Score
Oneonta, N.Y. – The Hawks struck first in the 58th minute but the Red Dragons would answer back with a late goal as the match ended in a stalemate.
THE BASICS
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Final Score: Hartwick 1, SUNY Oneonta 1
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Location: Oneonta, N.Y.
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Records: Hartwick (0-0-1, 0-0-0 Empire 8), Oneonta (0-0-1, 0-0-0 SUNYAC)
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
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Hartwick started the attack first with an early shot on goal by Madi McGuire (Goshen, N.Y.) in the 18th minute.
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The Red Dragons would have a promising attack of their own but the shot would be snagged away by Meghan Perry (Otego, N.Y.) in the 29th minute.
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As the second half got underway, the Hawks were able to get on the scoreboard with a Gianna Cacciola (Wading River, N.Y.) goal, assisted by Grace Byrne (Lynnbrook, N.Y).
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Unfortunately for the Hawks, Oneonta was able to find that equalizer in the 84th minute of play to knot the score at 1-1.
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Neither squad was able to break the tie as the final minutes of the game would expire without a winner.
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Hartwick would win the corner kick advantage 4-3 but would be outshot 7-8.
UP NEXT FOR THE HAWKS
The Hawks will have their home opener against SUNY Morrisville under the lights at the historic Elmore Field on Tuesday, September 5th at 6 PM.
HARTWICK COLLEGE
One of the oldest colleges in the country, Hartwick has continually evolved for 225 years. The College's exciting new chapter is called FlightPath, a future-focused approach to education. Offering a distinctive blend of curricular, co-curricular and real-world work experiences, FlightPath builds on Hartwick's long history of integrating broad-based studies with experiential learning.
Hartwick College is a nationally ranked independent college of the arts and sciences located in picturesque Oneonta, NY, in the northern foothills of the Catskill Mountains. The College offers 35 courses of study leading to a bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree, two master's degrees in the sciences, and a graduate certificate in nursing education. For more information, visit www.Hartwick.edu.
