BOONE, N.C. — Senior Jordyn Warren scored her third goal of the season and sophomore Marissa O'Brien recorded her first career defensive save as Appalachian State University field hockey took a 7-1 loss to the James Madison Dukes (4-0, 0-0 CAA) on Friday at the Brandon and Erica M Adcock Field at Appalachian Field Hockey Stadium.

No. 20 James Madison got on the board first in the match, scoring the first six points. Two of the Dukes first six goals came off penalty corners. Katie Winesett and Taylor West combined to score four of the Dukes first six goals.

Late in the second half, Warren put Appalachian State (1-4, 0-1 NorPac) on the board. After taking the ball off the sidline, Warren muscled a shot past the goalie making the score 5-1.

Bethany Ashworth scored the last Dukes goal off a fast break and sealed the match 7-1.

Appalachian was outshot on the day 21-6 and earned one penalty corner to James Madison's nine. Goalkeeper Cristina Ceppi moved to 1-4 on the season. She tied her season high in saves with seven including a spectacular diving save late in the game to keep the game at 7-1. Senior Dana Wetmore recorded the Mountaineers only other shot-on-goal.

Appalachian will be back in action on Sunday as they travel south to take on longtime rivals Davidson Wildcats at 1 p.m.