Lisa Knight played only one year of field hockey in high school.

For those familiar with the field hockey program at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School, the statement might seem so ludicrous as to require a punch line afterwards — surely, you can’t be serious.

The Vineyard fields will be lit up tonight as the football team takes on Coyle-Cassidy and again tomorrow when boys’ soccer looks for revenge against the Nauset squad that handed them their first loss. Girls’ soccer will also be home this weekend, playing Scituate at noon on Saturday.

By IVY ASHE

The Vineyard fields will be lit up tonight as the football team takes on Coyle-Cassidy and again tomorrow when boys’ soccer looks for revenge against the Nauset squad that handed them their first loss. Girls’ soccer will also be home this weekend, playing Scituate at noon on Saturday.

Football

The Vineyarders dropped their second game of the season Saturday, falling 44-22 to an experienced St. Mary’s squad.

As the 2011 season winds to a close, look for make-up games to begin dominating team schedules.

Vineyard teams closed out the month of September with several tough competitions in the Eastern Athletic Conference; league rival Bishop Feehan proved a particularly formidable opponent. Football, both soccer teams and field hockey play on home turf this week; be sure to come out and support the Vineyarders!

Friday night lights return to the football field tonight for the Vineyarders’ league game against Bishop Feehan. The game begins at 5 p.m.

With the exception of the football team, which has three games remaining on its schedule, the regular fall season wrapped up last week.

The problem with streaks is that they must all come to an end. Even Joe DiMaggio had to strike out at some point.