Sparkill, N.Y. - Clemence Papleux's double overtime penalty stroke goal sent the St. Thomas Aquinas College Field Hockey to a 3-2 victory over Southern New Hampshire University on Saturday afternoon in the team's 2025 season finale at Spartan Field.

STAC closes out its campaign at 4-13 overall and 3-9 in conference play, while SNHU falls to 12-6 and 8-4, but advances to the upcoming NE10 Field Hockey postseason tournament.

Prior to the contest, the Spartans honored their graduating senior class; Kayla Martini, Gianna Sacco, Lilah Magenheimer and team manager Derek "Doogie" James with on-field ceremonies, which included the athletes' families, friends, teammates, coaches and college administrators.

Once the pregame festivities concluded STAC got down to business, as Catherine Horn, Brianna Cote and Clemence Papleux tallied a goal apiece. In the cage, Ailsa Ogilvie (W, 4-12) stopped 16 of 18 shots faced to earn her fourth win of the year.

Meanwhile, Southern New Hampshire received scoring Sophie Bilodeau and Kendall Dubois, while Agustina Miranda Waigand made two stops on four shots and Margaux de Bievre (L, 0-1) allowed the double OT penalty stroke goal.

How it Happened

• SNHU's Kim Dull registered assists on both Penmen goals, dishing to Sophie Bilodeau in the first quarter and sending a feed to Kendall Dubois for the game-tying tally in the fourth frame.
• Catherine Horn took a pass from teammate Clemence Papleux at the front of the net for a hard-earned goal in the first quarter.
• Brianna Cote's tally in the first stanza came via Janiek Steenbeeke's feed to the top, middle of the striking circle for the blast to the back of the cage.
• In double overtime, the Spartans were awarded a penalty stroke and were able to convert on Clemence Papleux's precision strike for the game-winner.

Inside the Box Score

• Southern New Hampshire outshot St. Thomas Aquinas by a 31-10 margin on the afternoon, with the Penmen finding the cage 18 times and the Spartans five times.
• Clemence Papleux (3), Morgan VanDover (2), Brianna Cote (2), Catherine Horn, Katelyn Cerrato and Janiek Steenbeeke accounted for St. Thomas Aquinas' total shots in the contest.
• SNUH earned a 22-7 penalty corners advantage over STAC in the match.
• Papleux's double OT penalty stroke tally was her team-leading 11th goal of the season.