Penn State Field Hockey Announces 2024 Recruiting ClassPenn State Field Hockey Announces 2024 Recruiting Class

Penn State Field Hockey Announces 2024 Recruiting Class

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The Penn State field hockey team, under the direction of head coach Lisa Bervinchak Love, has announced its 2024 recruiting class. Love’s second incoming class includes ten top talents from the world (as of Nov. 19, 2024).

The class includes athletes from four different states and two nations. It features state champions and athletes still competing for state titles as well. The list of athletes is as follows:

 

Autumn Albright (midfield)

Loysville, PA | West Perry HS

Currently competing in the PIAA State Tournament (will compete in the state final on 11/16)

Mid-Penn Colonial First-Team All-Division

 

Maren Brady (midfield)

Ann Arbor, MI | Pioneer HS

MHSFHA State Champions 

 

Mia Clarkson (GK)

Virginia Beach, VA | Norfolk Academy

VISAA State Champions 

VISAA All State First-Team

 

Cooper Cutchins (back)

Virginia Beach, VA | Norfolk Academy

VISAA State Champions 

VISAA Player of the Year

VISAA All State First-Team

 

Hadley Hoffsmith (midfield)

Palmyra, PA | Palmyra HS

Made it to District & State Semifinals

Mid-Conference Keystone Division Player of the Year 

 

Olivia Marthins (midfield)

Haddonfield, NJ | Haddonfield Memorial HS

Currently competing in the NJSIAA regional tournament (competing in the regional final 11/13)

Scored her 100th goal this season

 

Lara Pyle (midfield)

Queensland, AUS | Brisbane State High School

2024 Hockey Australia Girls U18 Champions

 

Joji Purdy (forward)

Virginia Beach, VA | Norfolk Academy

VISAA State Champions 

VISAA All State First-Team

 

Hope Russo (forward)

Summit, NJ | Oak Knoll

Currently competing in the NJSIAA regional tournament (competing for the regional final 11/13)

 

Brooke Weaver (midfield)

Lancaster, PA | Manheim Township HS

Lancaster-Lebanon League Champions; District III Runner Ups

Lancaster-Lebanon League First-Team All-Star

 

Penn State is coming off Bervinchak Love’s second campaign as head coach. Penn State has made 53 NCAA tournament appearances all-time, among the top five nationally. The Nittany Lions are also top five all-time in NCAA tournament games played (66) and top ten in NCAA tournament wins (28). Penn State’s eight NCAA semifinal appearances is also among the top 10 in history.

Fans are encouraged to follow the Nittany Lion field hockey team online at www.GoPSUsports.com (click teams, click field hockey), on X and IG @pennstateFH and on facebook at www.facebook.com/pennstatefieldhockey.