The Emory University women's soccer team extended its undefeated streak to five games, as the Eagles shutout the Millsaps College Majors 3-0 on Sunday at the Smart Women Sweat Classic.

After a scoreless first half, the Eagles unleashed a fury of goals during a 10-minute period to end the contest.  In the 80^th minute, sophomore Kelly Short struck the game-winner to put the Eagles ahead 1-0.

Adding on goals before the end of the game would be freshman Hailey Morris and junior Emily Rubin.  The goal was the first of Morris' career, while Rubin notched her second of the season.  Senior Talia Dweck and junior Melanie Levy each picked up assists in the contests, and are currently tied for the team lead with three helpers this season.

Emory goalkeeper Kirsten Baecher made her fifth start of the season, recording her first-career complete game shutout.  The junior made two saves during the contest, lowering her goals against average to 1.41 and improving to 1-1-3 on the season.

After dropping the opening game of the season to Lee University, the Eagles have not lost in their last five games.  Emory has gone 2-0-3 during that stretch, improving to 2-1-3 overall on the campaign.

The loss was the first of the season for the Majors, who dropped to 4-1-0 as a result.

The Eagles will continue their road trip this week, as the squad will travel across town to Oglethorpe University to face the Stormy Petrels at 3:00 PM on Wednesday, September 16^th.

Game Notes:
Emory outshot Millsaps by a 30-3 margin, marking the fifth time this season the Eagles have shot in double-digits, and the third time they have held their opponent to single-digit shots... Emory has outscored its opponents seven-to-one over its last three games.