FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -- The Methodist women's soccer team scored a season-high seven goals and did not allow William Peace a single shot in posting a 7-0 win over the Pacers on Saturday afternoon at the Monarch SoccerPlex.
 
Methodist (2-7, 1-1 USA South) needed fewer than 10 minutes to record its first goal as Emily Borel's perfectly placed cross from the left side found Sara Snotherly on the back post for a header at the 9:19 mark.
 
Borel kicked off a stretch of three goals in fewer than four minutes when she took a cross from Jasmine Newman, made one touch and slotted a shot past WPU (1-5, 0-2) goalkeeper Kaylea Eubanks in the 21st minute. Capri Clark scored at 22:00 to make it 3-0, and Caitlyn Shea's long-range shot got through Eubanks at 23:57 for a 4-0 lead that would stand until halftime.
 
In the second period, Borel picked up her second assist of the game, once again crossing a ball from the left side, this time to Anna Voigt for a 5-0 cushion less than a minute in.
 
Piper Wells added a long strike of her own in the 55th minute for the sixth goal and Miranda Gay capped the scoring off a feed from Cheyenne Ferrin with under two minutes to play.
 
For the game, MU held a 33-0 edge in shots, including 16-0 on goal. The Monarchs also earned 13 corner kicks to WPU's zero. Eubanks made nine saves for the Pacers.
 
Methodist used four different keepers in the contest; Meaghan O'Meara started and played the first 28:49. Clare Witt, Catie Gaughan and Maggie Hunt all saw time in goal as well.
 
Methodist is at N.C. Wesleyan on Tuesday beginning at 3 pm.