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EAST STROUDSBURG – Senior TJ Jefferis and sophomore Krista Mitarotonda each scored their 100th collegiate goals, and sophomore Shannon Dent added a career-high six points as No. 8 East Stroudsburg University rolled to a 20-6 home win over Slippery Rock at Whitenight Field on Saturday.

The Warriors (8-2, 5-0 PSAC) won their sixth game in a row, and they remain the only PSAC team unbeaten in league play. ESU held the Rock (3-5, 2-3 PSAC) without a goal for over 30 minutes during the middle stages of the contest.

Mitarotonda's milestone goal, her second of the game, gave the Warriors a 3-2 lead three and a half minutes in. The score was tied 4-4 midway through the opening half, when a goal by sophomore Gianna LeDuc began a 10-0 run for the home side which put the game out of reach.

ESU had a 36-17 advantage in shots, and the Warrior defense forced 32 Slippery Rock turnovers while allowing the visitors to be successful on just 13 of 27 clearing attempts. Sophomore Kayleigh Pokrivka picked up a career-high eight ground balls, while senior Emma Rufolo led ESU with six draw controls and three caused turnovers.

Twelve different Warriors had at least one point offensively. Dent's six points came on three goals and three assists, as she surpassed her previous best of five points (2 G, 3 A) during last weekend's 20-3 win at Edinboro.

Jefferis followed with three goals and two assists, as she recorded her 15th collegiate hat trick and moved up to No. 5 in program history with 63 career assists. Her 100th goal came with 10:05 remaining in regulation.

Junior Hana Cicerelle, junior Cassidy McKenna and sophomore Deirdre Enright each added a pair of goals in the victory. Cicerelle has scored at least twice in all 10 games for the Warriors this season.

Rufolo, LeDuc, junior Juliane Fitzsimmons, freshman Brooke Rickey and freshman Madison Bagatta rounded out the goal scorers. Junior Tatyana Petteway finished with five saves while playing the first 56:36 in goal.

This afternoon was ESU's fourth-annual Alyssa Oxenford Memorial Game, with all ticket proceeds donated to an ESU Foundation scholarship in her name. Oxenford was a three-year starter for the Warriors before passing away in 2015 following a battle with leukemia.

ESU will be on the road for its next three contests, beginning with a 4 p.m. tilt at Lock Haven on Tuesday afternoon.