Concord’s Alice Rosenberg strikes while goalie Felicity Wheldon defends the cage during field hockey practice on Tuesday at Rollins Park.
Concord’s Alice Rosenberg strikes while goalie Felicity Wheldon defends the cage during field hockey practice on Tuesday at Rollins Park. Credit: Jason Orfao / Monitor staff

The Concord field hockey team is back to work after narrowly missing out on a semifinal trip last season.

The Crimson Tide went 7-6-1 in 2018 to earn the No. 8 seed in the Division I tournament. Concord beat No. 9 Dover, 1-0, but was edged by top-ranked Windham, 1-0, in the quarterfinals. The Jaguars ended up going all the way to the title game before suffering a 2-0 loss to Winnacunnet in the final.

Concord is scheduled to begin its journey toward another playoff berth on Sept. 4 with a trip to Exeter. The Tide’s home opener is slated for Sept. 6, featuring a playoff rematch against Dover at Rollins Park.