BRISTOL, R.I. – The No.4 Roger Williams University field hockey team is prepared to host No. 5 Salve Regina in a Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Quarterfinal tilt on Bayside Field, Tuesday, Nov. 1 at 4 pm.
 
This is a rematch of a Friday, Oct. 28 matchup, where the Hawks came away with a 3-0 win over the Seahawks on Roger Williams' Senior Day. Freshman Chelsea King (Schenectady, N.Y.) was all over the scoresheet tallying five points with two goals and an assist.
 
Roger Williams posted an 11-7 record on the season with a 3-3 record in CCC play.  After starting the season 4-0, Roger Williams picked up wins over Nichols, Gordon, and Salve Regina in CCC play, while falling to Endicott and Western New England, before dropping a double overtime match to University of New England.
 
Salve Regina comes in at 5-11, and 2-4 within the conference with wins over Nichols and Gordon. The Seahawks also have wins over Dean, Lasell and Wheaton on the season.
 
The Hawks offense is led by King who has paced Roger Williams with 11 goals and three assists on the season, totaling 25 points, with three game winning goals. Kelly Doherty (Mansfield, Mass.) ranks second on the team with 13 points on four goals and five assists, while Hannah Timbrouck (Kingston, N.Y.) scored five goals and an assist.
 
Over the course of the season, Brooklyn Cenatiempo (Trumbull, Conn.) reset the history book this season, becoming the all-time goals and points leader for the Hawks.
 
For Salve Regina, freshman Georgia Costello leads the way with 23 total points on the season with 10 goals along with Shannon Kennedy who finished the season with 22 ponts with 10 goals and a pair of assists. Sophomore Hana Bevilacqua also has double-digit points on the season with 13.
 
In net, Roger Williams has split time between sophomore Jill Haudenshield (Sykesville, Md.) and freshman Hannah Brazil (East Sandwich, Mass.) in net, as the pair has ranked second in the league with an 1.37 goals against average, ranking second in the CCC.
 
Salve Regina will likely be back stopped by senior Casey Febus, who has a 3.31 goals against average, with a shutout on the season.
 
The Hawks and Seahawks have clashed 17 times, with Salve Regina holding a 14-3 edge in those contests.  The Hawks picked up the win in their last meeting.