SAINT PAUL, MINN.—The Hamline University women's soccer team squared-off against Buena Vista in a Sunday-morning affair at Pat Paterson Field. The Pipers registered eight first-half goals, which was all of their scoring in an 8-0 decision over the Beavers.

The last time Hamline scored that many goals was almost five years to the day on September 4, 2018, when they defeated Minnesota Morris 8-0 on the road. The Pipers had six assists in the game, which was more than the total of four they had all of last season. The six assists was the most Hamline had in a single-game since September 1, 2016, when their 10-1 victory over UW-Superior consisted of nine.

Hamline improves to 1-1, while Buena Vista falls to 0-2.

Hamline 8, Buena Vista 0

Seven individuals registered a goal for Hamline. Sophomore Adela Ashby paced the Pipers with a pair of goals, which happened to be the first points of her career. Also netting their first collegiate goals were freshman Maya Cruz, Elysse Tanaka, and Josie Carlson. Emily Hillis, Ku Gay Tha, and Sydni Thompson also chipped in goals for a Hamline offense that outshot Buena Vista 29-3 in the contest.

Carlson added an assist for a three-point game for the Pipers, while Maya Dempsey had a team-leading two assists. Ellie Nhean's assist was the first point of her collegiate career. Jamie Enright and Catie Regan also had assists in the game.

Hamline goalkeeper Isabella Jensen stopped one shot in a complete-game shutout, while her counterparts Madelyn Bigalke and Terisha Westphal combined for seven saves for Buena Vista.

The Pipers will embark on their first road game of the season on Wednesday, September 6 at Luther College. Game time is set for 7 p.m.