The Colorado College attack continued to click on all cylinders as the women's lacrosse team began a two-game road trip to the Twin Cities with a 22-5 victory at Hamline University on Thursday afternoon.

Bella Scola set career highs of six goals and seven points, while Courtney Zell matched her best of four goals to help the Tigers surpass the 20-goal mark for the third consecutive game and the fourth time this season.

The last time Colorado College accomplished that feat was in 2017 when the Tigers did it twice while posting a 15-5 record.

After Nicole Phillips put the Pipers on the board 1:16 into the game, Scola struck three times and set up another score as CC ran off eight consecutive goals and finished the quarter with an 8-2 lead.

A second goal by Phillips pulled Hamline to within 10-3 with 8:18 remaining in the second quarter, but the Tigers scored five more goals to build a 12-goal lead after 20 minutes. CC's 15 goals are their most in the first half this season.

Tobin Lonergan scored three goals and dished out a pair of assists for Colorado College. It marked the fifth time this season the first-year attacker recorded three or more goals in a game and the sixth time she produced at least five points.

Healy Bledsoe struck for a pair of goals and added two assists for a season-high four points.

The Tigers launched 42 total shots compared 11 for the Pipers.

CC won 19 of 30 draw controls and had a 20-11 edge in ground balls.

Natalie Slade made one save during the first half, while Avery Newton stopped four shots during the final 30 minutes.

Molly Garin led the Hamline attack with two goals and an assist.

Justine Case played the final 45 minutes in goal and steered aside 10 shots for the Pipers.
      
      
Colorado College Standouts
Peyton Murphy recorded two goals and an assist.
Annie Tucker scored twice and set up a goal.
 
Hamline Standouts
Nicole Phillips finished with two goals.
Katelyn Krummel produced three ground balls and a caused turnover.
 
Notes
CC improved to 7-3 and extended its winning streak to three games.
The Pipers slipped to 1-5.
 
Next for the Tigers
Colorado College wraps up its stay in Saint Paul by facing off with No. 23 University of Chicago on Friday at 2 p.m. MT.