TROY, NY – Senior Amanda Chuttey was peppered with more than 50 shots as the Nazareth College Field Hockey team dropped a 7-0 decision in a non-conference game Friday. Chuttey turned away a school-record 31 shots to break the record for saves in a game.

The senior goalie had eight saves in the first quarter and Nazareth (3-7) kept Rensselaer (4-6) off the board as the teams played a scoreless first 15 minutes.

The Engineers scored twice in a span of less than two minutes in the second quarter and held a 2-0 lead at the end of the first half. Chuttey was credited with seven more saves in the period.

Rensselaer scored early in the third to take a 3-0 lead and then extended the lead to 4-0 with a goal in the closing minute of the quarter. The nine saves by Chuttey in the period brought her game total to 24 to tie her career high.

The Engineers kept the offensive pressure on in the final quarter and scored three times in less than four minutes to extend the lead to 7-0. Rensselaer fired 14 shots in the quarter and Chuttey recorded seven saves for her game total and school record of 31. The saves total is the third highest of any goalie at the NCAA Division III level this season.

The previous record was 28 set by Kimber Nourse who recorded the total in a game against Rochester in 2016.