Box Score Madeline Scherer continued her torrid scoring pace with five goals while Elise Burchard struck for three tallies of her own and set up two others during the second half to help Colorado College cruise to a 14-7 victory at Pacific University on Saturday afternoon.
 
Scherer, who has scored multiple goals in all five games this season, matched her career high for the second game in a row to give her a total of 19.
 
The senior attacker rattled the cage three times during a seven-goal run that snapped a 1-1 tie 5:03 into the contest and helped the Tigers build an 8-1 lead with 25:14 remaining.
 
While CC was cruising in the offensive zone, sophomore Martha Smith made four of her season-high five saves during the first 30 minutes.
 
Molly Lions began the Tigers' the surge with her first career tally, while Burchard notched what proved to be the game winner 4:46 into the second half.
 
April Lanz and Paisley Hiefield trimmed the Boxers' deficit to five when they scored 1:18 apart early in the second half, but the momentum didn't last long.
 
Colorado College used goals by Leigh Nicholl, Burchard and Scherer to extend its lead to 11-3 with 11:20 to play.
 
Mary Taussig was a force at both ends of the field for the Tigers. In addition to a pair of goals, she scooped up five ground balls, had three draw controls and caused a trio of turnovers.
 
CC finished with a 41-18 advantage in total shots and a 32-21 edge in ground balls.
 
Freshman Adrienne Salzwedel steered aside nine shots for Pacific, which slipped to 2-3 on the season.
 
Amy Mayhugh paced the Boxers with three markers and registered a game-high six draw controls. Meg Chapman grabbed a game-high seven ground balls and notched one goal. 
 
Colorado College, which improved to 4-1, plays the last of five consecutive road games on Sunday at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Wash.