ROANOKE, Va. – Gabriella Moe scored five times, and Maddie Cole equaled a school record with three assists as the Linfield Wildcats ran past the Hollins University Green & Gold, winning 21-2 on a cool and overcast Tuesday at Berkley Field.

With the nonconference win, Linfield raised its season record to 4-3. Hollins, which competes in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, fell to 0-7.
 
How it played out
Linfield took possession of the opening draw and scored 36 seconds into match as Cole took a feed from Alex Jensen and put the ball past Hollins goalie Delaney Waller. It was the first of nine straight Linfield points.
 
Hollins gained possession of the next draw control and moved to the Linfield half of the field but Wildcats netminder Kylee Duey made a save off the shot of Madi Szurley.
 
Linfield applied pressure all over the pitch, creating turnovers and controlling the tempo. The 'Cats ran plays deep into the shot clock, producing excellent scoring opportunities.
 
Hollins did not make it back into the Linfield end of the field until 11:48 remained in the opening period. The half ended with Linfield leading 12-2.
 
The second half started like the first as Cole scored her second goal on an assist from Maya Petersen. Moe scored at the 27:44 mark with the assist going to Jensen. Linfield outscored Hollins 9-0 following the intermission.
 
Wildcats by the numbers
Linfield outshot Hollins 40-5. Jensen finished the day with three goals, two assists and a match-high seven draw controls. Cole scored three times and set up three other tallies. Genna Hughes and Maya Peterson each chipped in three goals and two assists. Nathaly Sanchez came away with two goals and a pair of assists.
 
Duey and Epi Roldan-Rayo divided time in goal. Playing the opening 30 minutes, Duey faced four shots, making two saves and allowing both Hollins goals. Roldan-Rayo turned away the only shot she faced in her 30 minutes of action.

Hughes totaled a match-high 10 ground balls. Courtney McGrath added five ground balls and Sanchez had four.
 
Hollins totals
Szurley and Valerie Heflin accounted for the Green and Gold's two goals.
 
Delaney Waller played the entire match in goal, facing 31 shots and making 10 saves.
 
Record Day
Linfield's 21 goals tied the program record for most scored in a single match. The only time a Wildcats squad scored as many was against Fontbonne University in 2012. The Wildcats' 33 points (goals plus assists) stand the second-highest output in program history, trailing only the 35 points the 'Cats put up against the same Fontbonne squad.
 
Linfield's 12 assists ranks fourth in program histoyr behind the record of 16 set in 2007. The 40 shots taken stands as fifth-best alltime. The team's 43 ground balls are fourth while the 20 draw controls tied for third.
 
With her three assists, Cole equaled the single-match standard.
 
Hughes made two other all time lists with her 5 caused turnovers being tied for 3rd all time and her 10 ground balls tied for fourth.
 
Coach's comments
Linfield coach Brittany Hartmann said she was proud of her team's effort.
 
"We played as a team and set up so many assists today. It was beautiful," she said. "We tried for the (scoring) record but couldn't quite get it."
 
Hartmann noted that nearly every field player on the squad has scored at least one goal this season, which in the coach's words is, "Pretty awesome."
 
Next
The Wildcats play their final nonconference match in Virginia on Wednesday, traveling to Ferrum College. Start time is set for 4 p.m. EST.