Samantha Martin's goal in the second overtime led Chestnut Hill College to an 11-10 victory over Holy Family University, marking their first win against the Tigers since 2018. The Griffins improved to 5-3 overall and 1-2 in the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference, while the Tigers fell to 3-3 and 2-1 in league play. Martin's decisive goal followed a turnover created by teammate Molly Miller and came after a well-executed offensive sequence. The match also saw Mel Amador become CHC's all-time saves leader with 594 saves. Jenna Gayton shone with five goals, and Ryley Geary contributed significantly with four assists, primarily in the fourth quarter.

By the Numbers
  • Chestnut Hill improved to 5-3 and 1-2 in their conference.
  • Mel Amador achieved 15 saves in the game, bringing her career total to 594.
State of Play
  • Griffins trailed 9-5 entering the final quarter before staging a comeback.
  • Jenna Gayton scored the first three goals for the Griffins, and the final quarter saw rapid scoring to tie the game.
What's Next

The Griffins will face Jefferson University on April 4, 2026, as they aim to build momentum after this thrilling win. Sitting in a competitive league, they are looking for back-to-back victories to improve their standings.

Bottom Line

This victory not only highlights the resilience of the Griffins, overcoming a late-game deficit, but also showcases key players stepping up in crucial moments. Fans should watch for continued growth from the team as they pursue more wins in the remainder of the season.