Ann Arbor, September 23, 2025
News Summary
The No. 8 Michigan field hockey team achieved a 5-0 victory against Michigan State in their Big Ten Conference opener. The game, held at Phyllis Ocker Field, showcased Michigan’s offensive prowess, with four of their five goals coming from penalty corners. Emmy Tran led the scoring with two goals, while Juliette Manzur, Maxine Rogge, and Abby Tamer each contributed one. The win marks Michigan’s fifth consecutive victory and solidifies their standing in the conference as they prepare for their next challenge against James Madison.
Ann Arbor
The No. 8 Michigan field hockey team claimed a decisive 5-0 victory against Michigan State on September 19, 2025, marking their Big Ten Conference opener. The game unfolded at Phyllis Ocker Field in front of an enthusiastic crowd of 1,012 fans.
This win not only adds to Michigan’s strong performance this season, but it also represents their fifth consecutive victory and third shutout. The team showcased their skills, particularly in set-piece situations, with four out of their five goals originating from penalty corners.
Leading the scoring effort were Emmy Tran, who netted two goals, and Juliette Manzur, Maxine Rogge, and Abby Tamer, each contributing one goal. Notably, Manzur secured the game-winning goal at the 16:00 mark of the first half, adding to her season tally which now stands at four goals.
Tran kicked off the scoring at 20:13, skillfully tipping in a shot delivered by Rogge. Shortly after, at 41:34, Rogge scored her second goal of the season, thanks to assists from Tran and Claire Taylor. Tamer increased the advantage at 47:45, capitalizing on a scramble in front of the Michigan State cage to score her fifth goal of the season. Tran’s final goal came just before the final whistle at 59:57, assisted by Payton Maloney.
In total, Michigan outshot Michigan State 23-8 and held a significant edge in penalty corners, finishing with a 12-4 advantage. The Wolverines’ defense was solid throughout the match, as the duo of Hala Silverstein and Caylie McMahon recorded two saves to maintain the shutout. In contrast, MSU goalkeeper Lyra Gavino faced a busy day, successfully blocking eight of the 13 shots that were on target.
With this victory, Michigan is now poised at a 1-0 record in Big Ten play and will prepare for their next challenge against James Madison on September 21, 2025.
Game Summary
- Final Score: Michigan 5, Michigan State 0
- Date: September 19, 2025
- Location: Phyllis Ocker Field, Ann Arbor, MI
- Crowd Attendance: 1,012 fans
- Goals:
- Emmy Tran – 2 goals
- Juliette Manzur – 1 goal
- Maxine Rogge – 1 goal
- Abby Tamer – 1 goal
- Shots: Michigan 23, Michigan State 8
- Penalty Corners: Michigan 12, Michigan State 4
- Upcoming Game: Against James Madison on September 21, 2025
Background on Michigan Field Hockey
Michigan’s field hockey program has continuously demonstrated excellence in the Big Ten Conference, and this year is no exception. With a current ranking of No. 8, the team’s performance has placed them among the elite in college field hockey. This victory against their in-state rival adds momentum as they embark on a critical portion of the season.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the final score of the game?
The final score was Michigan 5, Michigan State 0.
When and where did the game take place?
The game took place on September 19, 2025, at Phyllis Ocker Field in Ann Arbor, MI.
How many goals did Emmy Tran score?
Emmy Tran scored two goals in the game.
How many fans attended the game?
There were 1,012 fans in attendance at the game.
What is Michigan’s record in Big Ten play following this win?
Following this win, Michigan’s record in Big Ten play is now 1-0.
Who are Michigan’s next opponents?
Michigan’s next game is against James Madison on September 21, 2025.
Game Statistics Chart
| Feature | Michigan | Michigan State |
|---|---|---|
| Final Score | 5 | 0 |
| Shots | 23 | 8 |
| Penalty Corners | 12 | 4 |
| Attendance | 1,012 | N/A |
| Goals Scored | 5 | 0 |
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