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Field Hockey - JV
Overview
Overview
The JV and Thirds teams are important pieces of the larger field hockey program. Girls who start on Thirds have the opportunity to move up to JV and Varsity and this has been a consistent pattern over the years. The lower level teams focus on developing the basic skills that provide the program with consistency as well as teaching girls what it means to be on a team at Taft. The results are field hockey players with strong foundations and the skills that make all of the teams stronger year after year. Both lower teams are often as competitive as the varsity and require a significant time commitment but always try to balance that competition with a high level of fun!
Schedule
Schedule
| Opponent | Date | Time | Location | Advantage | Type | Details | Result | Score | Status |
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Sacred Heart Greenwich
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Sacred Heart Greenwich | Away | Details about Field Hockey - JV | Loss | |||
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Westminster School
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Westminster School | Away | View Recap | Tie | 0-0 | ||
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Loomis Chaffee School
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Home | View Recap | Win | 2-1 | |||
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Miss Porter's School
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Home | View Recap | Loss | 0-1 | |||
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Berkshire School
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Berkshire School | Away | View Recap | Loss | |||
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Choate Rosemary Hall
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Home | View Recap | Loss | 0-1 | |||
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Deerfield Academy
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Deerfield Academy | Away | View Recap | Loss | 0-3 | ||
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Westover School
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Home | View Recap | Win | 5-0 | |||
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Kent School
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Home | View Recap | Tie | 1-1 | |||
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Westminster School
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Home | View Recap | Loss | 1-5 | |||
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Northfield Mount Hermon School
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Home | View Recap | Loss | 0-1 | |||
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Suffield Academy
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Home | Details about Field Hockey - JV | Win | ||||
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Hotchkiss School
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Hotchkiss School | Away | Details about Field Hockey - JV |
Roster
Roster
| # | Name | Position | Class | Hometown |
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| Leila Ahmad | 2028 | London | ||
| Grace Alfond | 2029 | New York, NY | ||
| Ivie Aluya | 2028 | Lebanon, TN | ||
| Gabby Avila | 2029 | West Palm Beach, FL | ||
| Elizabeth Berger | 2027 | Napa, CA | ||
| Catherine Brown | 2029 | New York, NY | ||
| Cecilia Bull | 2029 | Millbrook, NY | ||
| Payton Carroll | 2029 | West Palm Beach, FL | ||
| Olivia Cavalier | 2028 | Cornwall, CT | ||
| Zain Chakravarty | 2029 | Singapore | ||
| Charlotte Davis | 2029 | Mill Valley, CA | ||
| Juliana Empey | 2029 | Andover, MA | ||
| Elly Glover | 2029 | New Canaan, CT | ||
| Charlotte Harris | 2027 | New Canaan, CT | ||
| Wilhelmina Houck | 2026 | New York, NY | ||
| Isabelle Hsu | 2027 | Hong Kong | ||
| Adriana Kari | 2027 | Newtown, CT | ||
| Addison LaBonte | 2026 | Litchfield, CT | ||
| Tessa Lawson | 2026 | New York, NY | ||
| Caroline Lent | 2026 | Easton, CT | ||
| Michaela Lynch | 2027 | Franklin Lakes, NJ | ||
| Victoria Manice | 2028 | New York, NY | ||
| Caroline Myles | 2027 | Oyster Bay, NY | ||
| Kylie Picard | 2026 | Watertown, CT | ||
| Lucy Ryan | 2026 | Greenwich, CT | ||
| Ashley Teles | 2029 | New Canaan, CT | ||
| Maniah Williams | 2026 | Melrose Park, PA | ||
| Adele Zhaksybek | 2026 | Vienna |
Coaches
Coaches
About Head Coach Michaela Mosher
Michaela joins Taft as head coach of the girls’ varsity lacrosse team and a member of the athletics department. A graduate of Muhlenberg College, she captained the women’s lacrosse team while earning a degree in Media and Communications and Film Studies. She played in every game as a defender, led her team in caused turnovers, and ranked among the conference’s top defenders in both ground balls and caused turnovers. She was also named to the Dean’s List and selected for the Centennial Conference Honor Roll.
Prior to Taft, Michaela served as an assistant coach for the women’s lacrosse team at the University of Bridgeport. In that role, she led film analysis, developed opponent specific scouting reports, and implemented both offensive and defensive systems. She played a key role in restructuring the team’s offensive strategy, helping the team to record setting performances and significantly boosting offensive output. Over her two seasons, the program achieved its most wins since 2015, earned its highest ever conference ranking, and produced seven All-Conference and three program record breaking players.
Earlier in her career, she was the head coach at Lauralton Hall, her high school alma-mater, where she was a four-year letter winner and team captain. As a head coach, she implemented structured offensive and defensive systems and coached four All-Conference and three All-State players.
Since 2018, she has coached with Gold Coast Lacrosse, working with athletes across all age levels and helping players develop both their skills and recruiting profiles. She has also coached with the New Balance All-America CONNY team, where she collaborated with other elite coaches to bring together top athletes from Connecticut and New York.
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