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2008 NCAA Division I field hockey tournament
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2008 NCAA Division I field hockey tournament Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky Trager Stadium November 15–23, 2008 16 Maryland (6th title) Wake Forest (5th title game) 15 73 Hilary Moore, Wake Forest 7 2007 2009
The 2008 NCAA Division I field hockey tournament was the 28th annual tournament organized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association to determine the national champion of women's collegiate field hockey among its Division I members in the United States.
Maryland won their sixth championship, defeating Wake Forest in the final, 4–2.2007 Division I Field Hockey Championship Bracket https://s3.amazonaws.com/fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/w_field_hockey/RecordBook/D1champs.pdf NCAA NCAA.org 12 November 2025 6
The semifinals and championship were hosted by the University of Louisville at Trager Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky from November 21–23.
Qualifying
2008 NCAA Division I field hockey season
Albany made their debut in the NCAA Division I field hockey tournament.
Bracket
First roundNovember 15Campus sites Second roundNovember 16Campus sites SemifinalsNovember 21Louisville, KY ChampionshipNovember 23Louisville, KY 140 30 high 1 1 Maryland 4 Albany 2 Duke 2 Connecticut 1 Michigan State 3 North Carolina 2 4 Iowa 1 Louisville 0 3 Syracuse 3 Massachusetts 2 Princeton 2 Penn State 0 Virginia 2 James Madison 1 2 Wake Forest 7 American 1 1 Maryland 8 Duke 5 Michigan State 0 4 Iowa 1 3 Syracuse 3* Princeton 2 Virginia 3 2 Wake Forest 4 1 Maryland 2* 4 Iowa 1 3 Syracuse 2 2 Wake Forest 3* 1 Maryland 4 2 Wake Forest 2
See also
2008 NCAA Division II field hockey tournament
2008 NCAA Division III field hockey tournament
References
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