DAHLONEGA - The No. 12 University of North Georgia women's soccer team put up seven goals Monday afternoon, holding Georgia Southwestern without a shot as the Nighthawks won, 7-0.
UNG got on the board in the fifth minute when
Katey Derkay found
Nikki Gomez for the first goal of the game. 10 minutes later,
Charlotte Rindt sent a ball to
Taylor Malasek for her third goal of the season, doubling the Nighthawk lead.
The goals came often in the second half, starting in the 49th minute with a
Cat Watry goal that kickstarted the half.
Abbie Crane scored in the 53rd minute off a pass from Malasek, and
Skylar Dzenis kept it going in the 74th off a
Kristina Burkingstock assist.
Brenley Townsend factored into both of the final goals, scoring in the 77th before assisting on
Megan Dumond's goal in the 86th minute.
NOTES
- North Georgia fired 30 shots on the day while Georgia Southwestern never got a shot off.
- The Nighthawks held 67 percent of the possession with nearly 50 percent of it coming in the final third.
- GSW's Trinity Chastain made eight saves on 15 Nighthawk shots on goal.
NEXT UP
The Nighthawks will await seeding in the Peach Belt Conference Tournament with semifinals taking place on Tuesday, April 6.
