LOUISVILLE — Two goals from graduate student midfielder Lauren Rowe and another tally from senior forward Lauryn Wojcik provided enough offense for the Northeastern field hockey team in its 3-1 win over Bellarmine at Trager Stadium Sunday afternoon.

• Head coach Pam Spuehler earned her first career win at the helm of the Huskies.
• The Knights struck first in the second quarter, but Rowe responded with her first goal off a corner right before the half to knot it at 1-1 headed into the break. Sophomore midfielder Emilia Adragna provided the assist.
• The Huskies took the lead in the third, as Rowe scored another goal off an assist by senior forward Sarah Coyle eight minutes into the period.
• Rowe has now scored multiple goals in a game eight times over her four seasons of recorded action as a Husky.
• Wojcik's goal came with less than two minutes to play in the third off a rebound. She spun around and fired it past the Bellarmine goaltender for her first career goal.
• Junior goaltender Kristina Merashoff made five saves and earned her first career win in net.
• The Huskies thoroughly outplayed the Knights, outshooting them 13-6 and forcing 11 corners compared to the Knights' five. Northeastern benefited from the Knights picking up two green cards and a yellow card.

Next up, the Huskies return home to Dedham Field with their home opener Friday, Sept. 1 at 6 p.m against Holy Cross.