Camden, NJ (October 9, 2019) - The DeSales University women's soccer team broke the team record winning its eighth straight game, 3-0, at Rutgers-Camden in a non-conference match on Wednesday evening.

The Basics

• Final Score: DeSales - 3, Rutgers-Camden - 0
• Records: DeSales (10-2); Rutgers-Camden (3-8)
• The Bulldogs have now won eight straight, surpassing the pervious record of seven straight wins in 2015.  A win or a tie in DSU's next game will tie the unbeaten record streak of nine set during the 2014 season.
• Head Coach Greg Ridout tied the all-time record for wins, earning his 52nd careeer win tying Mary Guarino.

How it Happened

• The Bulldogs needed just 3:47 to take a 1-0 lead as freshman Sam Monteforte found junior Rachel Medlar in the middle of the box for DSU's first goal.
• DeSales took a 2-0 lead in the 21st minute and into the half when freshman Meghan Foley scored inside the far post from about 20 yards out.
• The final touches on the 3-0 win came in the 77th minute when freshman Allie Trick scored.

Top Bulldog Performers

• Medlar's goal was her third and Foley's second of the season.
• Trick scored her team leading ninth goal and also added an assist on Foley's tally.
• Sophomore Sam Riccardi added an assist on Trick's goal.
• Junior Lia Gaccione made four saves to earn the shutout.

For the Foes

• Natalie Eberhardt had five saves for the Scarlet Raptors.

Inside the Box Score

• DeSales had an 11-7 edge in shots, while Rutgers-Camden took four of the six corner kicks in the game.

Up Next

• The Bulldogs continue on the road traveling to Eastern University for another MAC Freedom game on Saturday beginning at Noon.