POUGHKEEPSIE, NY (September 18, 2014) – The Brewer field hockey team, coming off of a 4-3 overtime win over Western Connecticut State University on Wednesday, will look to continue the winning streak against opponent Ramapo College. The game will take place on Saturday at 1 p.m. on Weinberg Field, as the Brewers return home after a short three-game road swing over the last week.

Game Details
Opponent: Ramapo College (1-7)
Links: (Ramapo Field Hockey Page) (Stats) (Roster) (Schedule)
Site: Poughkeepsie, NY
Facility:  Weinberg Field
Date: September 20^th, 2014
Time:  1 p.m.
Coverage: (Live Stats) (Live Video)

What To Watch For
The Brewers and the Roadrunners have faced off once already this year in a preseason scrimmage. Vassar (6-1) came out on top, so Ramapo (1-7) will look to turn the tables in the game on Saturday. The Brewers will look to extend its home winning streak to five on Saturday, which would be one of the longest home winning streaks in the nation.

A Look At the Roadrunners
Ramapo College started off their season with a commanding 8-2 win over Wells College, but has struggled to maintain that offensive push in the last seven games. The Roadrunners are 1-7 this season, and are 0-3 on the road. Most recently, Ramapo faced DeSales University dropped a heartbreaking 1-0 decision to the Bulldogs, posting the second straight contest without tallying a goal.

Gianna Mouskourie leads the offensive push for the Roadrunners with 12 points this season from six goals. Christina Bacino has the most helpers on the team with two. Megan Minneci holds a 1.000% shot percentage as two goals off of her only two shots. Emily Wisneski and Emily Kramer have split time in the cage equally this season. Wisneski has allowed 5.20 goals per game while Kramer has allowed 6.31. Wisneski's save percentage is 0.731 and Kramer's is 0.600.
 
Against Ramapo All-Time
Vassar is 2-1 against the Roadrunners, starting with a win back in 2008. Ramapo came back the next year with a victory in 2009. The two teams did not face again until last year where the Brewers came out on top.
 
Liberty League Standings
Lauren Wiebe ranks seventh in points with 14 – that's 2.33 points per game. Amreen Bhasin has the second-lowest goals against average in the Liberty League with six, giving her a 1.08 goals against average. She also ranks first in shutouts with four. Vassar ranks second in the league in points with 47, coming from 17 goals and 13 assists.
 
Everybody Helps Out
This year, nine out of the fourteen players on Vassar's roster have found the back of the cage.
 
Crazy Eights
The Brewers have eight players this season that have played and started in all seven contests thus far.
Spreading the Wealth
The Brewers have seen all but freshman Ashley LaMere (Ballston Spa, NY/Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake) and senior Hilary McDonnell (Blue Bell, PA/The Springside School) fire a shot on goal this season.
 
Accurate Brewers
Vassar College this season has put 61.1 percent of its shots on cage, which is nearly double the 33 percent of what opposition has done this year against the Brewers.
 
Putting The Pressure
So far this year, the Brewers have outshot their opponents on average 16-1-6.9 this season.
 
Second Half Success
During the campaign, Vassar College has outscored its opponents in the second half, 8-2.
 
Getting On The Board
During head coach Michael Warari's tenure with the Brewers, a 25-game stretch, the squad has only been shutout in three occasions. Off those three times, VC has been on the road during all three occurrences.

Up Next
Vassar College hosts Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Weinberg Field Wednesday evening under the lights at 6 p.m. here in Poughkeepsie, NY. Live video and stats will be available, make sure to check VassarAthletics.com to follow along.