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DEDHAM, Mass. – On a windy, rainy and bitter Sunday, the Northeastern field hockey team fell 3-1 to William & Mary at Dedham Field.
 
The Tribe got on top in the second minute of play and added another first half goal en route to the victory.
 
Northeastern got on the board late in the game when Jessica Unger tallied her fourth goal of the season as the Huskies took advantage of a penalty corner opportunity to negate the Tribe shutout bid.
 
The Huskies only managed four shots on goal on the day, however the Tribe had just seven, led by two apiece from Olivia Hajek and Cammie Lloyd.
 
Becky Garner made four saves on day for the Huskies, while Morgan Connor had three for the Tribe.
 
William & Mary started off with the ball in the first half, taking their first possession and turning it into a goal just 1:33 into the ball game. After Becky Garner made one save, a scrum in front of the goal allowed the Tribe to get on the board.
 
They added to their lead midway through the first half as Cammie Lloyd netted her 10^th goal of the season and made it a 3-0 game in the 57^th minute of action when Booter Ellis turned another Garner save into a goal.
 
The Huskies got on the board in the 60^th minute of play when Unger tallied her fourth goal of the season.
 
After drawing a penalty corner, Axelle Dewamme inserted the ball perfectly to Stewart, who stopped and kicked out a perfect pass to Unger. The senior dribbled once and lined up a perfect shot on goal.
 
But the Tribe were able to fend off the Huskies for the remaining 10 minutes of play and hang on for their second CAA win of the season.
 
The Huskies return to the road for a two-game road swing that will take them to Hempstead, N.Y. for a meeting with CAA foe Hofstra on Friday afternoon at 3 p.m. followed by a Sunday afternoon meeting at UMass.