CONWAY, Ark. - As if tying the program record for goals in a game (29) a week ago wasn't enough, Hendrix (2-0) tallied at least 20 goals for the second time in seven days as the Warriors cruised to a 25-7 victory over Dallas (0-1) to improve to 2-0 on the season. Freshman Spencer Dorfneilsen exploded for a new career-best six goals Saturday after tallying four in his collegiate debut a week ago. Senior Drew Scanlan added five goals against the Crusaders as well. Hendrix sits at 2-0 on the season; the second-straight 2-0 start to a season.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final Score: Hendrix 25, Dallas 7
Records: Warriors 2-0, Crusaders 0-1
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HOW IT HAPPENED:
- Sophomore Sean Howard put the Warriors up 1-0 in the opening minute before senior Cole Cramer beat his defender and gave Hendrix a 2-0 lead with 11 minutes left in the opening quarter.
- Senior Dominic Dachille added the third score for the home as the Warriors went on to lead 6-1 after one quarter.
- Scanlan and sophomore Max Lynch accounted for the opening two goals of the second period before Dorfneilsen and Scanlan recorded another one each to give Hendrix a 10-1 lead; led 16-4 at the break.
- With 7:36 left in the third period, Howard recorded another goal to put Hendrix up 20-4. The home team led 20-6, after two-straight Dallas goals, through three periods.
- Hendrix outscored Dallas 5-1 in the final period en route to its 25-7 stomping of the Crusaders.

OF NOTE:
- After recording six goals Saturday, Dorfneilsen moves into the top-7 for most goals in a single game in program history.
- Cramer and Dachille accounted for three goals apiece and combined for nine points and 13 shots against the Crusaders.
- Howard and sophomore Alec Davis added two goals each, respectively.
- Sophomore Patrick Adamo picked up the win for the Warriors after tallying two goals and allowing just four goals in 30 minutes of work.
- After outshooting the Crusaders 49-8 in the opening half, Hendrix finished with 82 total team shots compared to Dallas' 18.
- Hendrix also committed 12 fewer turnovers and won 31 of the 37 faceoffs.
- The Warriors record back-to-back 20+ point games for the first time since the 2014 season.


WHO'S NEXT:
Hendrix continues its four-game home stand to open up the season. Now sitting at x-x, the Warriors will welcome Southwestern (TX) to Young-Wise Memorial Stadium Sunday, Feb. 17 at 12 p.m.

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