EWING, N.J.- The TCNJ women's soccer team earned their seventh win in a row on Wednesday night with a 6-0 victory over Stockton.
 
This is the sixth shutout in the last seven games for the Lions (10-1-1, 5-0) who tripled the two goals given up by Stockton (7-1-6, 1-1-3) the entire season before tonight.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED:

• Victoria D'Imperio got the ball rolling for the Lions in the 21^st minute after cashing in on the rebound of her own shot. Emma Pascarella crossed from the right side to Lindsay O'Keefe who found D'Imperio to fire away.
• Ten minutes later, Ella Van Dine settled a free kick from Ava Curtis and sent a low running cross from left to right for D'Imperio to net her second goal of the game.
• The Lions began to pour it on at the beginning of the second as Ava Garay scored just over a minute into the half on a Sophie Vieira cross on the counterattack to extend the lead to 3-0.
• In the 67^th, Allie O'Keefe took a shot from outside the 18 that snuck its way into the bottom left corner of the net past the diving Osprey keeper.
• Ella Van Dine scored on a wild shot in the 74^th as she sent a shot up from just near the corner on the right side that got over the head of the Stockton goalie and bounced into the back of the net.
• Alyssa Alfano closed out the scoring for the Lions in the 82^nd on a beautiful header that went into the top left corner of the woodwork on a great cross from Allie O'Keefe.

NOTES:

• Van Dine and Allie O'Keefe each had a goal and an assist each. This is the first multi-point game of the season for O'Keefe.
• Garay and Alfano have both score three goals in the last two games.
• D'Imperio got back to scoring goals tonight as she has netted a goal in six of the last seven contests.
• Sophie Vieira moves one point closer to 50 for her career with her one assist tonight. This brings her career point total to 47.
• The Lions dominated possession throughout the game, leading the shots battle 28-1.

 
UP NEXT:

• The Lions have another top-25 matchup on the horizon as they head to Montclair St. to take on the No. 11 Red Hawks Saturday at 1 PM.