Box Score  

   

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The Colorado College women's soccer team struck for a pair of goals during the first 11 minutes and never looked back as the Tigers cruised to a 4-0 victory over Saint Francis University on Sunday at Washburn Field.

Sophomore forward Jacqui Hand put the Tigers on the board just 10 seconds into the game, collecting a ball that came off a Red Flash defender and blasting a shot into the upper left corner.

A little more than 10 minutes later, Hand's first touch on a cross from sophomore defender Kayla Montoya from the edge of the six-yard box beat SFU goalkeeper Julia Herman inside the left post.

Those goals were more than enough for CC, which received a dominating performance from its defensive corps.

The Tigers allowed just five total shots, only two of which were on frame, while recording its first clean sheet of the season.

Freshman goalkeeper Abby Opperman made a pair of saves while posting her first career shutout.

Sophomore forward Kiley Suter scored her first goal of the season a little more than three minutes into the second half, then sophomore defender Toni Tsamasfyros struck for her first career goal off Jenna Wilt's short corner in the 56th minute.  
 
Colorado College improved to 3-0-0, while the Red Flash sliiped to 1-1-1.


Turning Point

• Colorado College scored the only goal it needed 10 seconds into the game.

Highlights

• Hand registered her second brace of the season and earned her first assist
• Montoya earned the first assist of her career
• Opperman maintained her 0.0 goals-against average and 1.000 saves percentage

 
Inside the Box Score

• Colorado College finished with a 26-5 advantage in total shots and an 11-2 edge in shots on goal
• The Tigers won eight corner kicks, while Saint Francis had three

 
Notes

• CC's four goals were its most since the 4-3 win at Air Force on Oct. 26, 2017
• Jenna Wilt's three assists were the most in a game for the Tigers since Chanisse Hendrix had three against Southern Mississippi on Oct. 31, 2013
• The Tigers improved to 11-1-1 in its last 13 games at Washburn Field
• In its two 11 a.m. starts this season, Colorado College outscored its opponents 7-1

 
Next for the Tigers

• Colorado College plays host to Western Michigan University and Army West Point on Friday, Sept. 6, and Sunday, Sept. 8, respectively.