Belmont Abbey freshman forward Kristin Foster scored a goal and had three assists, Erika Trivisonno and Alli Zingo both scored twice as the Crusaders women's soccer team earned an easy 6-0 win over the visiting St. Andrews Presbyterian Knights this afternoon. The Abbey improves to 5-2-0 and remains perfect in Conference Carolinas play at 4-0, while the SAPC falls to 4-3-1 overall and 2-1-1 in Conference Carolinas. The Abbey is now unbeaten in 42 of its last 43 matches against conference opponents.

The Abbey controlled the match from start to finish, outshooting St. Andrews 23-0 as freshman Alana Ryczek put the Abbey on top 1-0 just 6:20 in, heading home a winner off of a pass from Celene Molera.

Foster made it 2-0 in the 30th minute, curling home a winner on a corner kick. Two minutes later Trivisonno made it 3-0 on a give and go, as Foster fed Stephanie Avila deep into the St. Andrews zone. Avila sent a forward pass to Trivisonno down the left flank, who buried home the winner.

19 seconds later, Zingo upped the lead to 3-0, as she took a pass from Foster, juked a defender and beat Becca Knott for the goal. Zingo struck for the second time ten minutes later, at the 42:28 mark, with an unassisted tally to give the Abbey a 4-0 lead at the half.

Trivisonno closed the scoring in the 72nd minute as Foster sent a cross from the left flank to the center of the box, where Trivisonno volleyed home the winner.

The Abbey held a 3-2 advantage in corner kicks in addition to its 23-0 advantage in shots. Knott made nine saves, while Kelsey Lovell posted her third consecutive shutout.