The Emory University women's soccer team's offense was in full display Sunday afternoon as the Eagles recorded a season-high 10 goals in a rout over Huntingdon College at the Woodruff PE Center in Atlanta, GA.

The 10 goals marked just the 10^th time in school history the Eagles had reached double-digits in the goals department and the first double figure outburst since October 22^nd, 2006.

Eight different Eagles recorded a goal in Sunday's win with freshman Natalie Klar posting her first career multi-goal game. Klar led all Eagles with five points (2G, 1A) with senior Shivani Beall adding a season-high four points (1G, 2A) to highlight the Emory field performers.

Emory found the back of the net five times in each half and finished the contest with a 37-1 margin in shots, 17-0 edge in shots on goal and an 11-0 advantage in corner kick.

In the first half, sophomore Arielle Williamson opened the scoring with her second marker of the year in the 5^th minute and saw senior Caroline Kolski (14^th minute), Beall (23^rd minute), freshman Aubrey Blanchard (32^nd minuite) and Klar (41^st minute) follow with goals as the Eagles headed into the break leading 5-0.

Klar led off the scoring in the second stanza with her team-leading eighth goal in the 48^th minute before sophomores Lindsey Breskow and Lauren Mahoney followed with goals 32 seconds apart in the 61^st and 62^nd minutes.

An own goal followed in the 67^th as the Hawks defenders misplayed the ricochet shot off the crossbar from freshman Riley Brackin. In the 86^th minute, freshman Sydney Rosenkrantz found the back of the net for a goal of her own as she put in the rebound off the shot attempt by junior Kelly Walsh.

The Eagles, 10-4 overall and winners of three straight, are back in action Friday evening with a UAA date against Brandeis University. Kickoff from the WoodPEC is scheduled for 5:00 PM.