Belmont Abbey junior attacker Shannon Farden led all players with four goals and won seven draw controls as the Crusaders defeated visiting Rollins 14-10 this afternoon at Alumni Field. The Abbey improves its record to 9-6, while the Tars fall to 3-8. The nine wins establishes a school record for most in the program's three-year history, as it won eight games in each of its first two seasons.

Farden scored four goals on five shots and converted both of her free position attempts. She also recorded an assist, scopped up three ground balls and won seven draw controls. Sophomore midfielder Laurie Jordan scored three goals, while Tara Chmil and Meghan Darley both had a pair. Brianna Dignan, Kerri Gut and Samantha Hooker each had one goal. Dignan led the way with two assists, while Chmil, Farden, Gut and Kristyn Kinsey each finished with one.

Rollins was led by Courtney Bianculli and Lacy Goodwyn, who both finished with three goals, while Liz Connelly had a pair to go along with four assists.

Defensively, Dignan led the way with four ground balls and four different players registered a caused turnover. Kate Gavin made six saves in the net.

The Crusaders are back in action Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. when it hosts St. Andrews Presbyterian.