Hotchkiss field hockey keeps rolling

Hotchkiss’s Eleanor Helm scored three times Oct. 30.

Riley Klein

Hotchkiss field hockey keeps rolling

LAKEVILLE — The Hotchkiss School’s varsity field hockey team defeated Miss Porter’s School 7-0 at Downing Field Oct. 30.

The win was the eighth shutout victory of the 2024 season for Hotchkiss. The Bearcats advanced to 9-1 and have let up just five points all year.

Captain Eleanor Helm secured a hat trick against Porter’s with three dominant goals. Ella Johnson, Rowyn Pemrick, Mary Helen McCooey and Mia Griffith each scored once in the game.

Hotchkiss will conclude the season with an away game Nov. 9 against Taft School (11-2). New England Prep School Athletic Conference (NEPSAC) tournament seedings will posted the following day.

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