GAME PROGRAM INFO
Slippery Rock has moved away from printed game programs. This page will serve as the "Digital Game Program" for this week's games. To navigate to all gameday info for any SRU home events this year, simply visit rockathletics.com/gameday or scan the QR code on the "Gameday Info" posters hanging in each facility.
 

Slippery Rock vs. IUP
The Rock (5-10)	Crimson Hawks (7-6)
Roster	Roster
Schedule	Schedule
Statistics	Statistics
Coach Missy Revesz	Coach Kelly Terwilliger
Program Records	Program Records
Mihalik-Thompson Stadium
PSAC Standings
PSAC Leaders
PSAC Schedule

SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – The Slippery Rock University field hockey team concludes its 2025 schedule this week with a pair of games against No. 10 Indiana University (Pa.) and Mansfield University.
 
THE SCHEDULE
The Rock first hosts nationally ranked IUP 4 p.m. Wednesday at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium for a non-conference game before officially closing out its season on the road 1 p.m. Saturday at Mansfield in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference action.
 
LEAVE YOUR PETS AT HOME
Fans are reminded that there are NO PETS allowed at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium, or in any SRU athletics facilities. Please do not bring dogs or any other pets to the game. Unless they are a registered service animal, you will be asked to remove your pet from the facility.
 
WATCH ON YOUR TV - "ROCK ATHLETICS DIGITAL NETWORK" APPS
• Fans can watch Wednesday's game live and on-demand for free on the Rock Athletics Digital Network, created and operated by the SRU athletic communication office.
 
• Search for Rock Athletics Digital Network in the app stores on Amazon Fire TV, Apple RV, Roku and Android TV devices. The streaming web player linked above will also integrate with Chrome Cast devices to allow viewers to cast the game to those devices.
 
• Saturday's game will also be available on the Rock Athletics Digital Network portal courtesy of the Mansfield Athletic Communications office.
 
GAME 16 DETAILS
Opponent: Indiana University (Pa.)
Date: Wednesday – 4 p.m.
Location: Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania
Venue: Mihalik-Thompson Stadium
Video: Link
Live Stats: Link
In-game Updates: X (formerly Twitter)
All-Time Series: IUP leads 48-26-1
Streak: IUP W8
Last Played: Oct. 1, 2025 (IUP won 5-0)
 
SERIES HISTORY
IUP defeated The Rock, 5-0, earlier in the year to improve its all-time record in the series to 48-26-1. A victory on Wednesday would mark The Rock's first over the Crimson Hawks since earning back-to-back 2-1 victories during the 2017 and 2018 seasons.
 
GAME 17 DETAILS
Opponent: Mansfield University
Date: Saturday – 1 p.m.
Location: Mansfield, Pennsylvania
Venue: Karl Van Norman Field
Video: Link
Live Stats: Link
In-game Updates: X (formerly Twitter)
All-Time Series: Mansfield leads 31-18-4
Streak: IUP W8
Last Played: Oct. 15, 2024 (MU won 1-0)
 
SERIES HISTORY
The Mounties, which were ranked 10th in the nation at the time of the game, earned a close 1-0 victory over SRU in Mansfield a season ago to give MU its third straight victory over The Rock and improve its record in the all-time series to 31-18-4.
 
SLIPPERY ROCK PRIMER
Stats: Link
Roster: Link
Overall Record: 5-10
PSAC Record: 1-7
PSAC Standings: t-8th
Home Record: 4-4
Away Record: 1-6
Streak: L3
Last 5 Games: 1-4
Head Coach: Missy Revesz | First season (5-10)
 
LAST TIME OUT
Slippery Rock played sixth-ranked West Chester University close in a narrow 1-0 loss to the Golden Rams Oct. 25 at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium. Leah Riegling stopped eight shots while Grace Williams and Coral Piramo had two shots apiece.
 
ROCK LEADERS
POINTS: Lucy Hutchinson (10), Grace Williams (6)
GOALS: Hutchinson (5), 4 tied (2)
ASSISTS: Roz Mikulak (4), Hilary Hoffman (2), Williams (2)
S.O.G.: Mikulak (13), Williams (11)
SAVES: Leah Riegling (52)
DEF. SAVES: Haylie Sucharski (4)
 
MOST WINS SINCE 2022
Regardless of the results of this week's games, Slippery Rock has already compiled the program's highest win total since 2022.
 
If The Rock closes the year with a pair of wins the 2025 team would tie the 2021 and 2022 squads for the most wins in a single-season inside the program since 2017.
 
FINISHING STRONG
Slippery Rock has won at least one of its final two games in four of the last five seasons of competition dating back to 2019.
 
NO NIGHT'S OFF
According to finalwhistlefh.com, Slippery Rock will open the week ranked second in Division II in strength of schedule and 14th in RPI.
 
Of The Rock's 10 losses this year, seven have come against nationally ranked teams. Wednesday's game marks The Rock's fourth consecutive contest against a team ranked in the top 10 of the National Field Hockey Coaches Association weekly poll.  
 
GETTING IT DONE AT HOME
A victory over IUP would give Slippery Rock a 5-4 record in games played at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium. The five home victories would be tied for the second most by a Rock team since 2015.
 
60 of The Rock's 95 wins (63.2 percent) over the last 12 years have come at the friendly confines of Mihalik-Thompson Stadium.
 
WINS vs. NATIONALLY RANKED TEAMS
Since the 2010 season, Slippery Rock has won nine games against nationally ranked teams. The Rock's previous wins against nationally ranked teams include victories against Kutztown (2017 / No. 5), West Chester (2017 / No. 3), East Stroudsburg (2014 / No. 5), Bloomsburg (2013 / No. 7), Indiana (2011 / No. 6, 2010 / No. 7, 2010 / No. 8) and LIU Post (2010 / No. 5).
 
WEDNESDAY W's
While Slippery Rock does not play an abundance of Wednesday home games, when SRU does take to the turf of Mihalik-Thompson Stadium for a mid-week contest, it usually wins. Since the 2020 season, Slippery Rock is 6-2 when playing home games on a Wednesday.
 
Wednesday Success at SRU (Since 2021)
2025: Shippensburg (L, 3-0)
2025: Frostburg State (W, 1-0)
2025: Roberts Wesleyan (W, 3-0)
2024: D'Youville (W, 6-2)
2022: IUP (L, 3-0)
2022: Mercyhurst (W, 2-1)
2021: Seton Hill (W 7-0)
2021: Mansfield (W, 2-1)
 
STRONG DEFENSE EARLY
If Slippery Rock can hold IUP and Mansfield scoreless in the first quarter of their games this week, the 2025 team will have allowed the fewest goals (6) in the opening 15 minutes of games since NCAA field hockey switched to four quarters from two halves in 2019.
 
First Quarter Goals Allowed
2025: 6*
2024: 7
2019: 8
2021: 11
2023: 12
2022: 14
 
*2 games to play
 
BEST ABILITY IS AVAILABILITY
Megan Rude will be making her 66th and 67th consecutive appearances when she takes the field Wednesday and Saturday, which will send the senior back off ranked eighth in program history for consecutive games played.
 
The last player to play more consecutive games at The Rock than Rude was Hannah Downing (2015-18) with 73. The program record for consecutive games played belongs to Katie Krouse, who played in 76 straight games over her four-year career between 2007-10.
 
A LOOK AT THE DEFENSE
• Entering the final week of the regular season, SRU is on pace to allow the second-lowest goal total in a single-season over the last six years.
 
• Slippery Rock has allowed 2.53 goals per game on 15.9 shots and 8.3 penalty corners per outing. Opponents have scored on only 0.06 percent of its penalty corners against SRU in 2025 (7-for-125).
 
• Riegling is 3-5 with 52 saves, a .712 save percentage and 2.47 Goals Against Average in her nine starts in 2025.
 
• Haylie Sucharski leads the PSAC, and ranks 10th in the nation, in defensive saves with four.
 
THE ROCK OFFENSE
• Slippery Rock opens the week averaging 1.00 goals per game on 8.5 attempts per contest and 5.3 penalty corners a night.
 
• Lucy Hutchinson continues to lead The Rock in both goals (5) and total points (10) over her 11 games played. She's placed eight of her 16 shots on goal, with three of her scores being eventual game-winners.
 
• Williams holds sole possession of second place on SRU's points ledger with six on two goals and two assists. She is one of two Rock athletes to have recorded double-digit shots on goal this season with 11.
 
• Piramo, who scored the game-winning goal in SRU's last victory over Frostburg State, ranks third on the team in total points with five by way of two goals and one assist. Piramo has placed nine of her 13 total attempts on goal.
 
• Behind Hutchinson, Williams and Piramo are a quartet of athletes with four points apiece in Madison Shomo (2 G), Roz Mikulak (4 A), Maddie Orrson (2 G) and Hilary Hoffman (1 G / 2 A). Mikulak has also fired off a team-high 13 shots on goal.
 
• Rounding out SRU's point production through 13 games is Riley Cloude with three (1 G / 1 A) and the duo of Julia Boettler and Sammy Graci at one assist apiece.
 
SETTING THE TABLE
With her assist on Piramo's game-winner against Frostburg State, Mikulak has now assisted on four of The Rock's 15 goals this year. Her four assists are tied for the third most in a single-season by a Rock athlete in the last nine years.
 
Season Assists (Since 2017)
1) Kayla Del Vecchio: 8 (2022)
2) Jordyn Isner: 6 (2021)
t-3) Roz Mikulak: 4 (2025)
t-3) Hilary Hoffman: 4 (2024)
t-3) Leslie Colliver: 4 (2024)
t-3) Leslie Colliver: 4 (2022)
t-3) Kayla Ulrich: 4 (2019)
t-3) Kayla Mack: 4 (2017)
 
ACTIVE STREAKS
Starts: Megan Rude (47), Mikulak (30), Riley Cloude (25)
Games Played: Rude (65), Cloude (31), Christina Clymer (31)
Games With a Goal: N/A
Games With a Shot: Hutchinson (2)
Games With a SOG: 5 tied (1)
Games With an Assist: N/A
 
INDIANA (PA) PRIMER
Stats: Link
Roster: Link
Overall Record: 7-6
PSAC Record: 4-4
PSAC Standings: t-5th
Home Record: 4-3
Away Record: 3-3
Streak: W2
Last 5 Games: 3-2
Head Coach: Kelly Terwilliger | 9th season overall (68-70) / 4th at IUP (30-32)
 
IUP LEADERS
POINTS: Jess Davidson (26), Hayven Mumma (11)
GOALS: Davidson (8), Mumma (5)
ASSISTS: Davidson (10), Fringer (2)
S.O.G.: Davidson (25), Grace McGeehan (19)
SAVES: Celeste Pagliaroli (37)
DEF. SAVES: Abigail Benner (1) / Nora Kirkwood (1)

SCOUTING THE CRIMSON HAWKS
• The IUP offense, which averages 2.31 goals per game, is centered around Jess Davidson, who has recorded 26 points on eight goals and 10 assists this season while placing 25 of her 45 total shots on goal.
 
• Hayven Mumma has added five goals followed by four other IUP athletes with three goals apiece.
 
• Defensively, goalkeeper Celeste Pagliaroli guides a defense that allows 1.23 goals per game. Pagliaroli carries a .698 save percentage on the season with 37 stops.
 
• Davidson scored one goal and assisted on two others in IUP's victory over The Rock earlier in the year.
 
MANSFIELD PRIMER
Stats: Link
Roster: Link
Overall Record: 5-11
PSAC Record: 1-7
PSAC Standings: t-8th
Home Record: 4-5
Away Record: 1-5
Neutral Site Record: 0-1
Streak: L5
Last 5 Games: 0-5
Head Coach: Brittany Hansrote | 11th season overall (85-114) / 10th at MU (74-106)
 
MOUNTIE LEADERS
POINTS: Jenna Duke (30)
GOALS: Duke (13), Sophia Vadnais (5)
ASSISTS: Ella du Plessis (5)
S.O.G.: Duke (39), du Plessis (26)
SAVES: Lydia Miller (82)
DEF. SAVES: Regan Fiorito (3)

SCOUTING THE MOUNTIES
• In similar fashion to what Davidson means to the IUP offense, Mansfield's attack features Jenna Duke as the linchpin for success. In 16 games, Duke has racked up 30 points on 13 goals and four assists with 39 shots on goal.
 
• Supplementing Duke's goal production are nine other Mounties with multiple goals including Sophia Vandnais' five scores.
 
• Mansfield has used three goalies this season. Lydia Miller has played all but 75 minutes, going 4-11 with a 2.08 GAA and 82 saves on a .726 save percentage. Regan Florito has three defensive saves as well.
 
• Collectively, Mansfield averages 2.56 goals per game while giving up 1.94. MU ranks fifth in the country in penalty corners per game (10.50).




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