GAME INFORMATION
Score: St. Edward's 5, New Mexico Highlands 0
Records: St. Edward's (1-0), New Mexico Highlands (0-1)
Location: Bobcat Soccer Complex, San Marcos, Texas
Attendance: 133
 
SEU TOP PERFORMERS
-In her first collegiate game, TONI TEWES tallied five points with two goals and an assist while coming off the bench at forward.
-Another freshman, INDIA WENTZ tallied her first collegiate goal in her first collegiate game, and added an assist as well.
-Junior forward KATIE KING scored a goal and recorded an assist for the Hilltoppers, marking the first goal of her career, and second assist.
-WHYTNEIGH DUFFIE ripped two shots, both on goal and came away with the eighth goal of her career.
-Freshman forward SYDNEY MACK came off the bench and contributed a team-high three shots with two on goal.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
-In the 29^th minute, Tewes carried the ball down the sideline before cutting it across the penalty area to Wentz who knocked it home, giving SEU a 1-0 advantage.
-At the 51:24 mark, JENNIFER BOUDREAU found GRACEN JACKS inside the 18-yard box. Jacks one-timed it to WHYTNEIGH DUFFIE who tickled the twine to make it 2-0.
-With a 2-0 advantage, Wentz sent a pass down the middle past the Cowgirls' defense to Tewes who completed the breakaway with a bullet past the goalkeeper.
-Tewes grabbed her second goal by taking advantage of a loose ball in front of the NMHU goalkeeper, tapping it over the line to make it 4-0.
-King capped off the scoring with dart to the upper quarter of the frame from 15 yards out with under two minutes to play.
 
INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
-St. Edward's defensive line allowed no shots in the first 82 minutes of play, and only surrendered one-total attempt on the Hilltoppers net.
-The last time SEU scored five goals, or more, was last season on October 8 against Texas A&M-International.
-LORRIE SANTOY collected the 20^th shutout of her career. She currently ranks second in program history for career shutouts.
 
QUOTE FROM HEAD COACH NICK COWELL
"I was really excited about the fact that we got everyone to contribute today. I thought it was a good overall team performance. Our fitness really showed in the second half. In the first half we probably held onto the ball a little bit too long, and took too many touches, but in the second half we moved the ball quicker and the other team got tired out. We showed the depth of our team, and I was really excited about the overall team chemistry and performance."

UP NEXT
-St. Edward's at Dallas Baptist - Sept. 8, 7:00 p.m. - Live Coverage at GoHilltoppers.com.