Larripa, Luna Paratore Dominate in Spider Hockey Win At Lock Haven

Friday, October 23

Lock Haven, PA

3 PM

University of Richmond

(9-6, 4-1A10)

Lock Haven

(4-10, 0-5A10)

Team	1	2	3	4	Final F
Richmond	3	3	4	0	10
Lock Haven	0	0	0	0	0

Valen Luna Paratore drives the ball down the field

10/23/2026 | Field Hockey

Box Score

LOCK HAVEN, PA – Valen Luna Paratore and Clara Larripa paced the Richmond field hockey offense in the Spiders 10-0 victory against Lock Haven in Atlantic 10 Conference action. This is the second time this season the Spiders have collected a double-figure goal win. The first came against Queens (NC) 12-0 to open the season Aug. 28.

Richmond, improving to 9-6 on the season and 4-1 in A10 action, returns to Crenshaw Field to host No. 18 Louisville Sunday, Oct. 25. Game time is set for noon on ESPN+ and streaming internationally on Atlantic10.com.

Luna Paratore got the Spiders offense going in the second minute of action. Charly Faherty sent a pass up Luna Paratore, who made space with a spin move and got the score. Luna Paratore collected her second goal of the day in the eighth minute when she got behind the Bald Eagle defense and stuffed in a bouncing pass from Sarah Ellis.

Clara Larripa wrapped up first quarter scoring in the tenth minute on a direct insert from Luna Paratore on a penalty corner play.

Richmond kept the offensive pressure on Lock Haven in the second quarter. Maia Dechiario was ready when the ball bounced away from a scrum in the circle for her fifth goal of the season in the 25^th minute to put UR up 4-0.

Luna Paratore wrapped up her three-goal day with a successful penalty stroke in the 26th minute for her eighth goal of the season. Camila Daud got in on the scoring action with 34 seconds left in the first half when she tipped in a sweep by Elen Nicholls after Larripa fed her the ball on a penalty corner play.

Larripa took over in the third quarter, putting together a hattrick in just under five minutes of game action. In the 36^th minute, she tallied the score on a chip shot over the goalkeeper. Her second goal of the quarter came in the 39^th minute after settling a bouncing pass from Malena Magnano to send a hard shot into the back of the net. She wrapped up her scoring for the day by putting in the rebound off her own shot in the 41^st minute of action. Larripa, with four goals and one assist on the day, now has 51 total points on 22 goals and seven assists.

Abril Peroni collected her eighth goal of the season in the 43^rd minute of play. She got a pass at the 25-yard line and drove it into the circle for the fade-away shot and goal.

Mairead Carey got the win in 45 minutes of action between the pipes for her first start of the season and didn't face any shots on goal. Amanda Cimillo closed out the shutout, also not taking on any shots in the final 15 minutes of play.