ASHLAND, Va.Â
– An offensive outburst for Randolph-Macon Field Hockey lifted them to a 9-0 win over Southern Virginia on Wednesday.
Score:Â Randolph-Macon 9, Southern Virginia 0
Location/Venue:Â Ashland, Va./Randolph-Macon College/Nunnally Field
Records:Â Randolph-Macon (4-4, 0-1 ODAC), Southern Virginia (0-6)
How it Happened
- After a flurry of scoring chances in the opening minutes of the game, RMC lit up the scoreboard first with a goal by Isabella McNulty (Midlothian, Va./Midlothian) four minutes in. The next two RMC goals came 30 seconds apart from one another, the first being off the stick of Cali Kujawa (Hampton, Va./Kecoughtan) and the second being a penalty stroke by Caroline Bassett (Glen Allen, Va./Patrick Henry).
- Mia Kuhnle (Yorktown, Va./Tabb) scored the fourth RMC goal of the game just 41 seconds into the second frame. The next three goals came in a span of seven minutes as Anna Stribling (Annandale, Va./W.T. Woodson), Caitlin Porter (Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam), and Alaina McCoy (Fredericksburg, Va./Stafford) all tallied goals to extend the first half lead to 7-0 heading into the break.
- Both Isabella McNulty and Cali Kujawa notched their second goals of the game in the third quarter and proved to be the final goals of the game on either side as RMC held onto a 9-0 lead for the remainder.
Inside the Numbers
- RMC outshot SVU 32-0 overall and 23-0 on goal.
- The Yellow Jackets totaled 19 corners in the game compared to SVU's one.
- Isabella McNulty notched two goals to bring her season total up to three which is tied for second on the team.
- Cali Kujawa scored her first two goals of her career.
- Alaina McCoy tallied a goal and an assist to put her in the team lead in points with 10.
- Mia Kuhnle's second quarter goal tied her for the team lead in goals on the year with four.
- Anna Stribling scored her first goal of the season to add to her two assists on the year.
- Caitlin Porter cashed in on her first goal of her career with her second quarter score.
- Caroline Bassett also scored her first career goal on a penalty stroke in the first frame.Â
For the Record
- Head coach Jess Weiss earns her 50th career win at the helm of RMC Field Hockey.
Up Next
RMC will be back in action Saturday at 5:00 p.m. against Ferrum for the Green Bandana and Morgan's Message Game.
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