The University of Redlands women's soccer team earned its most dominating victory since the 1997 season by overpowering Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) opponent Whittier College in a 10-0 routing on Wednesday night.  The Bulldogs looked to eight different goal-scorers while posting the second-most goals for a single game in program history.

The women quickly took control of the game and notched their first goal at the start of the sixth minute when junior Erica Jahn (Davis, CA) blasted her team-leading fourth goal of the season.  She capitalized on opportunity when junior Becky Willis's (Escondido, CA) shot rebounded off the Poets goalkeeper.  Less than two minutes later, sophomore Haley Kern (Portland, OR) took advantage of a one-on-one situation with the Poet goalkeeper to put away the second goal of the night.  Kern went onto score another goal while freshman Elizabeth "Libby" Sorg (Woodinville, WA) also earned two goals to lead the Bulldogs.

Additional goals for Redlands came from sophomore Sarah Vert (Helena, MT), freshman Kelsey O'Callaghan (Salt Lake City, UT), senior Marypat Hosler (Beaverton, OR), freshman Chelsea Hafley (Redlands, CA), and senior Katie Sakai (Honolulu, HI).  Along with Willis, five other Bulldogs garnered assists, including Vert, junior Steffany Becker (Las Vegas, NV), freshman Jessica Hoyt (Boise, ID), freshman Breann Puchalski (Redlands, CA), and sophomore Jaclyn Cooperrider (Boise, ID), who led the team with two.  

As a team, Redlands tallied a stellar 20 shots on goal, which was half of their total shots. On the defensive side of the ball, the Bulldogs effectively shut down the Poets, allowing just two shots.

Redlands played 27 of its 28 players.

Redlands women's soccer (3-0-2, 2-0 SCIAC) takes to the road on Saturday for a SCIAC match against Occidental College at 11 a.m.