Stockton University utilized a six-goal outburst during a seven-minute span to build an 8-3 lead and went on to record a 16-9 victory over Colorado College on Sunday afternoon.

After Caroline Shay gave the Tigers 3-2 lead early in the second quarter, Stockton scored the final three goals of the first half to grab a 5-3 lead.

The Ospreys tacked on three more goals to open the third quarter before Zoe Tomlinson put an end to CC's scoring draught with the first of her season-high three goals.

The teams traded goals until Jennifer Toal scored twice in a span of 36 seconds to give Stockton a 12-6 lead with a little less than 13 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter.

The Tigers scored three of the next four goals to cut its deficit to 13-9 on Tomlinson's free-position shot with 8:03 to play, but that was a close Colorado College would get.   

The Ospreys scored three times during the final 4:10 to seal the victory.

Stockton scored five goals on 11 free-position opportunities, while CC was 2-for-5.

The Ospreys fired 38 total shots, while CC had 20.

For the second day in a row, Natalie Slade stopped 14 shots for the Tigers, giving her eight games with double-digit saves this season.

Stockton's Jordan Hawkes made eight saves.

Colorado College won 18 of 29 draw controls, while the Ospreys compiled a 29-15 edge in ground balls.

Toal and Holly Yannacone led Stockton with four goals apiece.
   
    
Colorado College Standouts
Devon Ortman finished with a goal, two assists, five draw controls and a pair of ground balls.
Maggie O'Donnell scored once and set up two other goals.
 
Stockton Standouts
Michelle Pascrell produced three goals, five ground balls and four draw controls.
Lilly Alessandro recorded five ground balls and three caused turnovers.
 
Notes
Colorado College slipped to 7-8.
Stockton University improved to 7-4.
 
Next for the Tigers
Colorado College is idle until Saturday, April 23, when the Tigers travel to River Falls, Wis., to play back-to-back games against the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and the University of Wisconsin-River Falls.