Seniors Eva King, Lauren Pejza and Allie Thuet made the most of what in all likelihood was their final appearance at Washburn Field by leading the Colorado College women's lacrosse team to a 13-1 victory over Plymouth State University on Saturday.

King and Thuet combined for six goals and four assists to fuel CC's attack, while Pejza produced game highs of five draw controls and five ground balls, and forced a season-high three caused turnovers.

Victoria Hernandez gave the Panthers a glimmer of hope when she struck for the game's first goal 1:33 into the contest, but that proved to be the only shot which would elude the goaltending tandem of Alena Stern and Natalie Slade, each of whom played 30 minutes for the Tigers.

Freshman midfielder Bella Scola leveled the score 6:06 into the game with her first career goal, then King notched what proved to be the game winner a little more than a minute later.

Eighteen seconds later, King find the net again, and Scola completed her first multiple-goal game just 1:52 after that to give CC a 4-1 lead less than 10 minutes into the contest.

King, who scored three of her four goals during the first half, led Colorado College with four tallies and an assist. She improved her career totals to 230 points and 119 goals, which rank fifth and 12th, respectively, on the program's career lists. She also is second with 105 career assists.

PSU had a pair of chances to close the gap after the Tigers took a pair of yellow cards during the final 10 minutes of the first half, but instead CC extended its lead to 7-1 after Chloe Brennan and King scored while Colorado College was down a player.

Thuet became the 17th Tiger to score 100 goals when she converted on a free-position shot midway through the second half, which was her second tally in a little less than three minutes.

She completed her five-point game with 138 points and 38 assists, which rank 14th and 21st, respectively, on the school's career lists.

Stern made five saves during the first half, while freshman Slade stopped four shots and caused four turnovers during the final 30 minutes.
 
Colorado College Standouts
Maggie O'Donnell finished scored once and dished out three assists.
Cherry Jones picked up three ground balls and caused a pair of turnovers.
 
Plymouth State Standouts
Meaghan Allard made 11 saves and caused four turnovers in almost 40 minutes.
Meg McAndrew led the Panthers with four ground balls and a pair of caused turnovers.
 
Notes
Colorado College improved to 3-2.
Plymouth State slipped to 1-5.
The Tigers launched 35 total shots, compared to 18 for PSU.
CC finished with a 36-26 edge in ground balls.