2006 SCAC FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS


	2006 SCAC FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIPS November 4-5 ■ Memphis, Tenn. ■ host: Rhodes College
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Rhodes College 2006 SCAC Field Hockey Champions
Saturday, Nov. 4
Semifinal Match #1 10 a.m. #1 Rhodes 4, #4 Sewanee 0 Box Score \| Game Story	Semifinal Match #2 12:30 p.m. #3 Centre 3, #2 DePauw 1 Box Score \| Game Story
Sunday, Nov. 5
Third-Place Match 10 a.m. DePauw 2. Sewanee 1 - OT Box Score \| Game Story	Championship Match 12:30 p.m. Rhodes 3, Centre 1 Box Score \| Game Story
SCAC Announces 2006 All-SCAC Field Hockey Team MEMPHIS, Tenn. - DePauw University’s Allison Baccich and Rhodes College’s Hilary Mast, the top two scorers in the league, were selected as the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Offensive Co-Players-of-the-Year in exclusive voting by the league’s head field hockey coaches. In that same voting, Emily Boyle of Centre College and Claiborne Buckingham of Sewanee: University of the South split the vote and share the league’s Defensive Player-of-the-Year award. Kristen Lee of Rhodes was voted as the SCAC Newcomer-of-the-Year and Carla Lane of DePauw received the nod for SCAC Coach-of-the-Year for the second consecutive year. Complete Release

2006 SCAC Field Hockey Championship Bracket
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2006 Field Hockey Standings (thru Sunday, November 5)
		Conference Only					Overall
		W	L	Pct	GF	GA	W	L	Pct	GF	GA
1.	Rhodes	5	1	.833	12	7	11	7	.611	37	27
2.	Centre	3	3	.500	11	9	9	7	.563	29	24
3.	DePauw	4	2	.667	11	6	12	7	.632	43	23
4.	Sewanee	0	6	.000	4	16	4	12	.250	24	41
*Standings based on SCAC Tournament finish

Last season at DePauw University, fourth-seeded Centre College defeated top-seeded Rhodes College, 1-0 on strokes, and second-seeded DePauw, 2-1 in overtime to take the 2005 SCAC title.

In the championship match, Centre's Beth Faulkner scored the game-tying goal on an assist from Ashley Distler with just 30 seconds remaining in regulation to force overtime. Teresa Johnstone scored the game-winning goal at the 5:46 mark of the first overtime to give the Colonels the 2005 SCAC Championship.


Centre College	DePauw University	Rhodes College	Sewanee University of the South