The Emory University Women's Soccer team posted its second consecutive 5-0 decision Wednesday night, steamrolling Sewanee University in a non-conference matchup in Sewanee, TN.

Sophomore Caroline Kolski led the offensive attack, registering a pair of goals while junior Abbe McCarter dished out a career-high three assists in the five-goal whitewashing.

Kolski scored both of her tallies in the opening half, the first of which coming in the eighth minute of the contest. McCarter hit Kolski in stride with a great through ball, allowing Kolski to slot her shot into the far corner of the net. Kolski doubled the Emory lead with her second tally in the 23^rd minute, heading in a ball off a McCarter corner kick.

Freshman Anne Otterbein opened the scoring in the second half, making it 3-0 Eagles in the 53^rd minute. Otterbein connected from six yards out, ricocheting in a shot off the crossbar following the feed from McCarter.

Fellow freshman Samantha Hilsee scored Emory's fourth goal in the 64^th minute, putting in a shot from 12 yards out on a back-heel pass from Otterbein.

Junior Hope Morgan recorded the final blow, scoring her first goal as a member of the Blue and Gold, knocking in the loose ball from just off the goal line following a free kick.

Emory returns home Saturday night to face crosstown foe Agnes Scott College. Play from the Woodruff PE Center is set to get underway at 7:00 PM.