SHREVEPORT, La. - Hendrix improved to 7-0 all-time against Centenary (La.) following Tuesday's 22-7 win at Mayo Field. The Warriors have scored at least 20 goals in every meeting and won by an average of 21.7 goals per game.

Nick Quarles scored seven goals for Hendrix (1-1), which got its first win for Jordan Drumheller as a collegiate head coach.

Quarles' seven goals, coming in just his second collegiate game, tied for fourth most in program history. His eight points tied for ninth most.

Spencer Dorfneilsen ended with four goals in the victory. Alec Davis and Brandon Barnes each had three, while Patrick Richard and Ethan Austin tallied two apiece.

Dorfneilsen, Davis and Maximus LaMendola each had two assists.

Quarles had 12 shots, Dorfneilsen 11 and Richard nine. Quarles recorded 10 shots on goal, while Dorfneilsen, Davis and Richard each had six.

LaMendola picked up seven ground balls, while Michael DeCaro grabbed six. Hunter Holden caused four turnovers.

DeCaro won 20-of-32 face offs.

Goalkeeper Ian Dommieka (1-1) won his first collegiate contest, making four saves in 45 minutes. Tyson Montoyo made four saves in the final quarter of his first collegiate game.

The Warriors held edges in shots (59-27), shots on goal (43-15), ground balls (42-28) and face offs (20-13).

The 12 assists, 59 shots and 42 ground balls each ranked second in program history.

Hendrix was 9-of-11 on clears and forced a school-record 34 turnovers.

The Warriors host Whittier (Calif.) and former Hendrix head coach Curt Foxx on Saturday at Young-Wise Memorial Stadium starting at 3 p.m. CT. Foxx guided the program for six seasons (2011-16).