Box Score She's back and as good and looks as good as ever. Dana Almquist (12) missed about a month of the lacrosse season with a foot injury. Wednesday, she proved she still has the scoring touch, netting six as Hamline continued to remain unbeaten at Klas Field, winning their 19th straight game since becoming a varsity entity with a 22-6 decision over Northwestern (Minn.) In addition to Almquist's scoring largesse, Sydney Dynneson scored four with Lexus Tatge and Dani Perry adding three each to help the Pipers win their 10th straight game and improve to 12-4 overall. Six other Pipers added solo efforts.

The 22 goals tied the school record for most goals in a game. It was done earlier this year at Cornell and achieved once last year against Northland.

The Eagles hung tough early. The game was tied 2-2 when Tatge and Dynneson scored four seconds apart in the eighth minute of play. Hamline would score 11 more times before the half was over and the rout was on. The Pipers outshot the Eagles, 36-9. HU goalie Molly Dionne had two saves in goal. 

Hamline, which has already clinched at least a tie for Midwest Women's Lacrosse Conference regular season championship, can win it outright against Monmouth in the regular season finale Saturday at Klas Field. Game time is 11:00 a.m.