BRISTOL, R.I. – The Roger Williams University Field Hockey team rolled to a 5-1 win over Gordon College Saturday afternoon to move to .500 in the Commonwealth Coast Conference. Prior to the game, the Hawks honored their six seniors, Erin Magsamen (Bridgewater, N.J.), Hannah Palmer (Essex Junction, Vt.), Hannah Gaffney (Bolton, Mass.), Taylor Woodbury (Hamilton, Mass.), Brooklyn Cenatiempo (Trumbull, Conn.), and Callie Flanagan (Wenham, Mass.), for their contributions over the past four years.
 
Hawk Highlights
Brooklyn Cenatiempo: 4 goals, 5 shots, 5 shots on goal
Ella Waryas: 1 goal, 2 shots, 2 shots on goal
Hannah Gaffney: 2 assists, 4 shots, 2 shots on goal
Hannah Palmer: 2 assists
Callie Flanagan: 2 saves, 1 goal allowed, 60:00 minutes in goal
 
For The Opponents
Cara Goudie: 1 goal, 2 shots, 2 shots on goal
Sophea Zaskoda: 7 saves, 3 goals allowed, 30:00 minutes in goal
Katelyn Pelletier: 1 save, 2 goals allowed, 30:00 minutes in goal
 
How It Happened
Ella Waryas (Foxboro, Mass.) gave Roger Williams an early 1-0 lead three minutes in, knocking in a rebounded shot from Gaffney to put RWU up quickly.
 
The Hawks one-goal lead remained through the rest of the quarter until Cenatiempo knocked in back-to-back goals for the Hawks in a two-minute span shortly into the second quarter. Her first score came in 1:21 into the quarter with Gaffney sending a long pass into the middle of the box to find Cenatiempo for the score. A minute later, she would put in another shot off a Hunter Phillips (Schuylerville, N.Y.) pass underneath the goalie on the left side to make it 3-0 Hawks.
 
Holding a three-goal halftime lead, the Hawks would continue the scoring in the third quarter. Cenatiempo would complete the hat trick four minutes into the third quarter, connecting on another pass from Gaffney to make it 4-0 Roger Williams.
 
In the fourth quarter, the Gaffney-to-Cenatiempo connection would come through again, as Gaffney sent a quick touch pass to Cenatiempo for the wide-open score. Her fourth tally of the game tied for the program record for most goals in a game, with Cenatiempo also scoring four goals back in October 2018 against Nichols. She is now one goal away from tying the program record for career goals.
 
Cara Goudie (Wenham, Mass.) would prevent the Hawks from getting the shutout with a penalty stroke score with just under two minutes left to play. However, Roger Williams would still come away with the win.
 
What's Next
Roger Williams (7-6, 2-2 CCC): Wednesday, October 20 vs. Manhattanville @ 7:00pm
Gordon (1-8, 1-3 CCC): Thursday, October 21 vs. WPI @ 7:00pm