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‘They’ve worked so hard’: Red Land field hockey rolls to program’s first District 3 semifinal bid

Jessica Martinez
Jessica Martinez
Jessica Martinez
Sports Reporter · Ephrata, PA

Jessica, a former collegiate athlete, graduated from Millersville University and has been a passionate sports journalist for 7 years. Before joining the Lancaster Current team, she covered local high school athletics for the Reading Eagle.

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Sports Reporter · Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 9:00 PM · 1 min read
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‘They’ve worked so hard’: Red Land field hockey rolls to program’s first District 3 semifinal bid — Hershey Sports news

The first set of passes is the measuring stick for Red Land field hockey. The Patriots can tell if they’re going to be “on their game” by how well they connect once the opening whistle sounds.

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