Richmond, Ind. — The Oberlin College women's field hockey team fell to North Coast Athletic Conference foe Earlham College by a score of 2-0.
In the first half, Oberlin was outshot 11-4, and the Quakers would score the lone goal of the session.
Junior Amelia Huang would get a chance to even the score in the 34th minute when she fired a shot that Cimle Van Der Vaart would turn aside.
Despite Oberlin getting chances early in the second half to even the score, Earlham would double its lead in the 60th minute, making the score 2-0.
Luisa McGarvey would get the final two chances for the Yeowomen, but the first would be saved by the Quakers' defender Natalie Blatz and the second was blocked in the final minute of play.
Huang finished the day with four shots with three of them being on target.
Junior goalkeeper Kennedy Kline ended the contest with eight saves. Kline also had some help from her defense as Libby Royer tallied two defensive saves and senior Dillon Sebastian added another.
Oberlin fell to 1-16 and 0-12 against NCAC opponents. The Quakers improved to 6-8 and 5-7 in league play.
The Yeowomen host NCAC foe Ohio Wesleyan University on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.
