<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3ZiLJm_0vkzc2W800" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3ZiLJm_0vkzc2W800" width="800" height="398" >The Dordt University women's soccer team pushed its unbeaten streak to six with a record-setting 15-0 win against Waldorf in a GPAC match-up played tonight on the Defenders home turf. The Defenders stay unbeaten in the league (2-0-1) and improve to 6-1-1 overall; they have won two straight matches and are unbeaten in their last six matches, going 5-0-1 during that time. Dordt's 15 goals scored is a program record for a single match and the third time in program history the Defenders scored double-digit goals (10 vs Bethany Lutheran in 2004, vs Mount Marty in 2006). Karinna Tel netted a career-best five goals, second most all-time in a single match, and Joslyn Terpstra recorded her first career hat-trick to lead the Defenders. How It Happened: <ul><li>Dordt scored six goals in the first half, led by Joslyn Terpstra who netted all three of her goals in the opening 45 minutes</li><li>Tel, Eliza Evans and Ellie Stuart also scored a goal in the opening half</li><li>Stuart and Hayden Jennett both contributed two assists while Terpstra and Tel recorded the other two assists</li><li>the Defenders netted nine more goals in the second half, three in the opening 10 minutes </li></ul><ul><li>Tel scored her second goal at the 46th minute and her third for the hat-trick during the 53rd minute with an assist by Keely Kolbrek</li><li>the junior's final two goals came within two minutes of each other, at the 59th and 61st minute</li><li>Evans scored her second goal of the match at the 53rd minute</li><li>Hayden Jennett completed her four-point night when she found the back of the net at the 57th minute</li><li>Jolie Schouten scored a pair of goals; the first during the 62nd minute followed by another just three minutes later</li><li>Allison Houser completed the scoring with her career goal at the 72-minute mark, assisted by Josi Van Riessen</li></ul>By the Numbers: <ul><li>the Defenders accounted for 36 shots on-goal</li><li>they assisted on 14 of their 15 goals</li><li>12 different players recorded a point (goal or assist)</li><li>Tel (5), Terpstra (3), Evans (2) and Schouten (2) all recorded multiple goals</li><li>Terpstra (3), Jennett (2), Stuart (2), Tel (2) recorded multiple assists</li><li>Jenna Wright and Lydia Zylstra each played a half and shared the shutout</li><li>this was the fourth shutout of the season for the Defenders</li><li>24 players saw time on the pitch; all 24 played at least 21 minutes</li><li>Tel moved into a tie for second place all-time with 51 career goals </li><li>she tied Natalie Sakuma, who played for the Defenders from 2014-17</li></ul><ul><li>Tel is now tied with Kate DuMez for the career-lead in assists </li><li>both Tel and DuMez have 32</li></ul><ul><li>Tel is second all-time in career points (134) </li></ul><ul><li>she passed both DuMez (124) and Sakuma (125)</li></ul></div></body>

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Defenders Establish Scoring Record In Win Over Waldorf

The Dordt University women's soccer team pushed its unbeaten streak to six with a record-setting 15-0 win against Waldorf in a GPAC match-up played tonight on the Defenders home turf. The Defenders stay unbeaten in the league (2-0-1) and improve to 6-1-1 overall; they have won two straight matches and...