Box Score DOYLESTOWN (PA) – Margaret Wentzel and Andrea Wysocki combined for four goals and three assists to lead undefeated and nationally-ranked Alvernia University to a 5-0, non-conference victory over host Delaware Valley University.
 
The Crusaders, ranked 19^th in the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III poll, continued its best start in school history by upping their record to 9-0. The Aggies saw their two-game winning streak come to an end as they fell to 4-6.
 
Wentzel finished with two goals and two assists while Wysocki added two goals and one helper. Wysocki put Alvernia on the board just 1:46 in as she came back onto the playing field after starting a corner, and deflected in a shot from Malorie McCoy. The Crusaders made it 2-0 with 47 seconds left in the stanza and Wentzel set up Michaela Burke for a blast on another corner.
 
The Crusaders put the game away with three goals in a five-minute span in the second half. Wysocki got the first with 15:02 remaining as Wentzel sent a crossing pass to her near the left post. Wentzel then scored the next two, the first on a breakaway off a feed from Wysocki and the second off an assist from McCoy.
 
Alvernia outshot DelVal, 22-10, and had a 19-6 advantage in corners. Rebecca Brosious and Nicole Heinze combined for six saves and the shutout.
 
Rosie Bishop had seven saves for the Aggies, who will travel to Misericordia University for a Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom game on Saturday, October 1 (12 p.m.).