NCAA Division I field hockey scores, Friday game schedules, how to watch

Games start at 11 a.m. on Friday.

The weekend opened with a jolt across NCAA Division I field hockey, as top-ranked Northwestern handled a cross-country test at Stanford, Maryland kept rolling in Big Ten play and Miami (OH) delivered one of Thursday’s most emphatic results.  

With a loaded Friday-to-Sunday slate ahead, several ranked teams now have another chance to tighten their grip on the national picture. 

Scores:  

Thursday, Sept. 17 

No. 1 Northwestern 3, Stanford 1 

No. 5 Maryland 4, Penn State 1  

Miami (OH) 7, Longwood 0  

Friday, Sept. 18  

11 a.m.  

Ohio at Massachusetts (Watch on ESPN+) 

Quinnipiac at Sacred Heart (Watch on NEC)  

1 p.m.  

Georgetown at Temple (Watch on ESPN+) 

James Madison at Ball State (Watch on Livestream) 

Rutgers at UAlbany (Watch on America East)  

Rider at LIU (Watch on NEC)  

2 p.m.  

Central Michigan at Kent St. (Watch on Livestream)  

Wagner at Mercyhurst (Watch on YouTube)  

Providence at Old Dominion (Follow LiveStats) 

VCU at La Salle (Watch on YouTube) 

3 p.m.  

Princeton at Penn (Watch on ESPN+)  

Northeastern at Hofstra (Watch on FloCollege) 

Drexel at Fairfield (Watch on YouTube)  

Merrimack at Stonehill (Watch on Livestream)  

Saint Joseph's at Saint Louis (Watch on ESPN+) 

Villanova at UConn (Watch on ESPN+) 

UMass Lowell at Syracuse (Watch on ESPN+) 

4 p.m.  

Towson at Monmouth (Watch on FloCollege) 

Boston U. at Bryant (Watch on America East)  

Michigan at Michigan St. (Live stats)  

Wake Forest at Delaware (Watch on YouTube)  

Harvard at Dartmouth (Watch on ESPN+)  

Columbia at Cornell (Watch on ESPN+)

5 p.m.  

Lafayette at Colgate (Watch on ESPN+)

American at Bucknell (Watch on ESPN+) 

Davidson at Richmond (Watch on ESPN+)

Saint Francis at Lock Haven (Watch on Livestream)

6 p.m.  

Brown at Yale (Watch on ESPN+)

Indiana on Iowa (Watch on Big+)

Boston College at Louisville (Watch on ESPN+)

Virginia at Duke (Watch on ESPN+) 

Bellarmine at App State (Watch on YouTube)

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