By Nicholas Huenefeld/Owens Sports Information

Toledo, Ohio---Aline Delima netted a hat trick for the No. 8 Monroe College women's soccer team in a 7-1 win over Owens Community College today.

Following an own goal at the 23:36 mark that gave Monroe the lead, Ana Hess and Delima scored to give Monroe a three-goal lead at halftime. The Delima goal came with 15 seconds left in the half.

In the second half, Maribel Portillo and Delima scored back-to-back goals to make it 5-0 before Owens midfielder Jessica Kreger (Bedford/Temperance, Mich.) scored her second goal in as many games to prevent the shutout.

Delima and Nicole Rivera scored the final two goals for Monroe, who improved to 9-1 overall with the win.

The visitors produced 33 total shots with 19 connecting on net. Chelsie Randolph (Start/Toledo, Ohio) made 12 saves in goal for Owens.

On the flip side, Owens produced three total shots with two connecting on net. Jordyn Wright (Riverdale/Forest, Ohio) led the way with two total shots (one on goal). Jermima Job (Lincoln College/Nottinghamshire, U.K.) had the third shot.

Jordan Wainwright made one save in goal for Monroe.

Monroe also held a 9-2 advantage in corner kicks. All three shots for Owens came in the second half.

Owens is now 7-8 overall. They will host Cincinnati State Technical and Community College at 3 p.m. on Wednesday.

Notes

Yesterday, Monroe College took down undefeated Schoolcraft College 2-1 in a game held at Owens. Their lone loss is to Monroe Community College. Both Monroe schools are from the state of New York as Monroe College is located in the Bronx, while Monroe C.C. is from Rochester.

After not recording a goal through the team's first 13 games, Kreger now has two goals in the past two games. Her goal today was unassisted.

Randolph picked up her third double digit save match of the year today. She previously had 15 vs Schoolcraft on Oct. 19 and 12 vs Monroe C.C. on Aug. 28. Furthermore, she now has 103 saves this year, just 18 away from tying her single season record from last year. With 19 more saves, she would hold the single game, single season and career saves record for Owens women's soccer.