Winnacunnet edges Pinkerton 2-1 in Division I field hockey clash
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 10:11 PM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026

Winnacunnet High School defeated Pinkerton Academy 2-1 in a Division I field hockey match on October 7, securing their 13th consecutive victory and remaining unbeaten this season. Goals from Fiona McAfee and Megan Kelly propelled the Warriors to the win, with eight saves from goalie Riley Gagalis critical in fending off Pinkerton's aggressive play. Despite a late goal from Pinkerton, the Warriors maintained their advantage to secure the victory. Winnacunnet coach Heidi Hand praised her team's effort, emphasizing their collaborative spirit and commitment to working together. The Warriors continue to focus on their next match as they aim to sustain their strong performance.
- •Winnacunnet improves to 13-0 this season.
- •Fiona McAfee and Megan Kelly scored for Winnacunnet.
- •Riley Gagalis made eight saves in goal.
- •Pinkerton's record falls to 10-1-2 with the defeat.
- •Winnacunnet emphasized teamwork and preparation.
- 10:11 PMYahoo Sports — N.H. field hockey: Winnacunnet knocks off Pinkerton in DI showdown
""They work so hard for each other. It came from every line today. Today was a true team effort," WHS field hockey coach after 2-1 win over Pinkerton.
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