COLCHESTER, Vt. - Saint Michael's College field hockey senior goalkeeper Joelle Cameron (West Bridgewater, Mass./West Bridgewater) made 25 saves to break the program's 36-year-old program record for career saves during a 5-0 Northeast 10 Conference loss to Southern New Hampshire University on Wednesday at Duffy Field. Cameron now has 463 stops, surpassing Jean Harbeck's '90 prior mark of 455.
 
RECORDS

• Saint Michael's (0-11, 0-5 NE10), Southern New Hampshire (7-4, 3-2 NE10)

SAINT MICHAEL'S LEADERS

• Cameron, 25 saves

OPPONENT LEADERS

• Junior Zoe Demers, 2 goals
• Junior Amelia Crocombe, 1 goal, 1 assist
• Junior Abby Forbes, 1 goal
• First-year Kim Dull, 1 goal
• First-year Agustina Miranda Waigand, 3 saves

GAME FACTS

• Cameron pushed her career save total to 463, not only moving past Harbeck (455) but vaulting two players to take over 14th in NE10 annals.
• With 288 saves this fall, Cameron is fourth in NCAA Division II history, recording the most since 2003. She is now second in NE10 history, 40 short of Megan Trystman's (American International College) 22-year-old mark.

THE ACTION

• In a back-and-forth opening quarter, each team had an early scoring bid, including as first-year Sam DeGeorge (Saco, Maine/Cheverus) was turned away with a stick save by a diving Waigand in the fifth minute.
• Forbes broke through with the winner in the 14th minute, slipping a shot from the middle of the circle beyond Cameron's extended left foot.
• Demers netted her team's only other first-half goal, making it 2-0 in the 22nd minute, before Crocombe added to the lead in the 36th minute.
• Cameron made 10 saves in the final stanza alone, when the Penmen scored in one 3:35 span. Cameron recorded eight saves in a late 1:33 span.

NEXT SAINT MICHAEL'S GAME

• Saturday vs. Mercy University, 11 a.m.