Box Score PINEVILLE, La. -
Samantha Lallas was unstoppable as the Hendrix College women's soccer team earned a 7-3 victory over Louisiana College on Saturday morning. The forward notched a program-record six goals as the Warriors rolled to the win.
Lallas notched six goals on seven shots, as she rewrote the Hendrix College women's soccer record books. Lallas performance set program marks for most goals in a single game and most points in a single game, as the team tied the most goals ever scored in a game as well. Lallas is now tied for ninth in NCAA Division III women's soccer history for most goals scored in a game.
Jordan Rausch and
Michaela Seltzer split time in goal for the Warriors. Rausch earned the win, allowing one goal and making two saves in the first half. Seltzer allowed two goals and made three saves in the second frame. Shelby Schneider took the loss for Louisiana College, playing the first 54:27 of the game in net. Mikaela Saunderson took over for the final 35 minutes, and made four saves without allowing a goal.
Hendrix jumped out to a quick lead as Lallas netted her first two goals of the game within the first ten minutes of play. Sidney Fobare added to the tally with a goal in the 17th minute before Lallas went off again. The forward scored three goals in a span of under four minutes to put the Warriors ahead 6-0 in the 23rd minute.
Just before halftime, Louisiana College snuck in a goal to cut the lead to 6-1.
A minute into the second half, Hendrix earned a penalty kick and naturally the team turned to the hot hand. Lallas stepped up and buried the 12-yard strike, to earn her sixth and final goal of the game.
Louisiana College scored two late goals in the 72nd and 90th minutes, but by that point the Warriors had built a comfortable lead. The final score held for the Warriors as they earned the 7-3 win.
Hendrix extends their winning streak to four games and improves to 4-1-0 on the season. During that stretch, Lallas has tallied nine goals and three assists, earning 21 points. The squad will return to action on Sunday, September 14 when they travel to Shreveport, La. to take on Centenary.
