The Lancaster Bible College field hockey team saw its losing streak stretched to nine on Saturday, as the Chargers fell to Ramapo, 11-0 in Mahwah, N.J. The loss drops the Chargers to 0-9 this season, while the Roadrunners improved to 4-7.

Game Recap: Ramapo got on the board in the opening minute on Saturday, as Melissa Choka scored her fourth goal of the season. Mariah Tovar made it 2-0 just under two minutes later, and the Roadrunners scored twice more at 10:15 and 10:55 to grab and early 4-0 advantage. 

Goals by Claudia Wetzel and Autumn Laird 57 seconds apart later in the first half extended Ramapo's lead to 6-0, and the score remained that way through halftime.

The Roadrunners scored four times in an 8:08 span early in the second half, and capped the scoring at 66:35 on a goal by Angela Oskierko.

By the Numbers: Ramapo held a 30-0 edge in shots, including a 21-0 advantage in shots on goal...The Roadrunners had 22 penalty corners, while the Chargers had two...Lancaster Bible goalie Anne VanBuskirk made 10 saves for the Chargers...Ramapo's Jessica Cacoso had two goals and two assists, while Tovar had three goals.

Information Hodge Podge: This was the first-ever meeting between the two schools...The Chargers are now 0-6 on the road this season, and have two road games remaining...Lancaster Bible has been held without a shot over its past two games, and has just one shot on goal in its last three games combined.

Up Next: Lancaster Bible returns to Donald H. Funk Field on Tuesday night to host Neumann at 7 p.m.