Livingston Defeats Mount St. Dominic in Field Hockey

Livingston secures a 3-1 victory against Mount St. Dominic in Caldwell.

Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Hockey

Livingston Defeats Mount St. Dominic in Field Hockey

Livingston defeated Mount St. Dominic 3-1 behind a balanced offensive effort. The victory improves the Livingston season record to 5-10.

Why it matters

The win provides a boost for Livingston as the team navigates its schedule late in the season. Mount St. Dominic falls to a 5-12 record following the loss.

Livingston registered five shots on goal and earned five penalty corners during the match. Goalkeeper Mia Hajart recorded nine saves, while Lily Ferdinand contributed one defensive save for the team.

The players

Joelle Wertheim

She is a field hockey player for Livingston who contributed both a goal and an assist in the team victory.

Morgan Bauman

She is a key playmaker for the Livingston field hockey squad who recorded one goal and one assist.

Mikayla Hoffman

She is an active member of the Livingston roster who tallied one goal in the match.

Mia Hajart

She serves as a goalkeeper and recorded nine saves to help secure the win.

Lily Ferdinand

She is a defensive contributor for the team who was credited with one defensive save during the game.

The details

Livingston built its lead with one goal in the first quarter followed by two more in the third. Joelle Wertheim and Morgan Bauman each recorded a goal and an assist, while Mikayla Hoffman added one goal for the win.

The match between Livingston and Mount St. Dominic took place on October 27, 2026.

Season Trajectory

This match result directly impacts the late-season standings as teams work to secure better positioning. The outcome forces both programs to re-evaluate their path forward relative to the 2026 state field hockey tournament qualification criteria.

Livingston improves to a 5-10 record, while Mount St. Dominic drops to 5-12 on the season. These records are critical for calculating the final seeding for upcoming regional tournament matchups.

The takeaway

Consistent offensive production in the first and third quarters proved to be the decisive factor in the match. Balanced contributions from multiple scorers helped maintain pressure on the opposing defense throughout the game.