Box Score

LAFAYETTE HILL - Seven players scored a goal as No. 5-ranked East Stroudsburg University tied an overall school record with its 15th straight victory, posting a 7-0 win over Chestnut Hill in non-conference women's soccer on Monday.
 
ESU (15-1), which set a new standard for a single-season winning streak with its 14th straight win last Saturday at Pitt-Johnstown, matched its 1993-94 teams that had a combined 15-game winning streak (final two games of 1993, first 13 games of 1994).
 
The Warriors also extended a school record with their ninth straight road win. They have won every game since a 1-0 loss to Kutztown in their season opener on September 4, and have clinched a top-four spot and a home game in the quarterfinals of the PSAC Tournament with two games remaining this weekend - Friday vs. Slippery Rock and Saturday vs. California.
 
Freshman back Amanda Vojta notched her 14th assist of the season, moving into a tie for second in ESU's record book, as part of a seven-goal attack.
 
The Warriors scored four goals in the first 27:02, then added three goals in the second half.
 
Senior forward Courtney Keller scored 3:29 into the game on an assist from freshman forward Molly Vicari. Sophomore midfielder Shea Neal scored in the 13th minute, junior midfielder Syrandin Deere Vester scored on an assist from freshman midfielder Sammi Ortiz in the 26th minute and junior forward Sammi Jo Hughes scored in the 28th minute.
 
In the second half, sophomore forward Olivia Davidovich scored in the 61st, sophomore back Hannah Gombos scored on a corner kick taken by Vojta in the 65th and freshman back Kelly Redl scored in the 83rd.
 
The Warriors recorded their eighth shutout of the season with freshman Jules Harris playing the first 75 minutes (one save) and sophomore Brooke Powers coming on for the final 15 (three saves).
 
ESU had a 41-9 advantage in shots and a 6-3 edge in corner kicks. Eleven of Vojta's 14 assists have come off corner kicks this season.
 
ESU entered the game with the PSAC's top offense, averaging 2.53 goals per game. The Warriors have a goal differential of 45-9 through 16 games.
 
The Warriors will go into the weekend tied for first in the PSAC with 39 points, level with West Chester for the top spot. ESU and West Chester are followed by Kutztown (33 points - 11-3), California (32 points - 10-2-2) and Slippery Rock (31 points - 10-3-1). California is the defending PSAC champion and Slippery Rock is the defending NCAA DII Atlantic Region champion.

 
GAME NOTES
* Five Warriors have scored at least 5 goals each after Monday's game - Keller (6 goals, 3 assists), So. B Laurel Neira (6 goals), Hughes (5 goals, 2 assists), Neal (5 goals, 2 assists) and So. F Brielyn Hackett (5 goals, 3 assists).
 
* ESU's 8 shutouts are its most since 2008. The school record (10) was set in 1994, and the 1993 team had 9 shutouts.
 
* Sr. B Lexie Peveraro made her 70th career start. She is the 7th ESU player to make 70 career starts since 2003.
 
* Vojta is tied with Jenn Russo for 2nd on ESU's single-season assists list with 14. Russo had 14 assists in 1994 and a school-record 15 assists in 1995.

* ESU's 15-game winning streak is the PSAC's 3rd-longest since 2006:
23 - West Chester, 2006
16 - California, 2013
15 - ESU, 2014