The Lancaster Bible women's soccer team celebrated Homecoming with a win as the Chargers shutout Morrisville State, 3-0 at Charger Field. The victory improves Lancaster Bible to 4-4 overall and 3-0 in North Eastern Athletic Conference play, while the Mustangs are now 2-6 overall and 1-3 in NEAC play.

How it Happened: Lancaster Bible controlled play from the opening whistle and sophomore Raegan Horst got the Chargers on the board just 4:31 into the game when she blasted in a shot from just outside the box past Morrisville State goalkeeper Angela Marriott. The goal was Horst's second of the season and junior Kirsten Webster was credited with the assist. 

Lancaster Bible continued to dominate play after the goal and junior Alyssa Wesner netted her third goal of the season at the 23:29 mark to extend Lancaster Bible's lead to 2-0 off a pass from Maddie Dionne. The score remained the same through halftime and the Chargers put the game away for good at the 69:25 mark as freshman Alexa Evans scored the first goal of her collegiate career off a pass from Horst. Evans' shot curled past a diving Marriott into the lower left-hand side of the net to give the Chargers a 3-0 lead.

By the Numbers: Lancaster Bible outshot the Mustangs, 25-3 and held a 12-0 edge in corner kicks...Marriott made seven saves in goal for the Mustangs, while senior Kaitlyn Scheuing had two saves for the Chargers.

The Coach Says: "It was nice to score early, that's for sure," Lancaster Bible Head Coach Leah Sipe said. "We got to work on a lot of things that we have been doing in practice, so that is good too"..."I think we are finding out what we are capable of and the girls are becoming more confident about themselves"..."We get a whole week to prepare for the most important game of the season."

Information Hodge Podge: The shutout for Scheuing is the 20th of her career and she is just six away from tying the program-mark of 26 set by Emily Lloyd (2009-12)...A different player has scored the game-winning goal in all four of Lancaster Bible's wins this season (Webster, Wesner, Horst and Cullum)...The regulation final breaks a streak of three straight home overtime games for the Chargers.

Up Next: Lancaster Bible is off until next Saturday when they host Penn St. Berks at 3:15 p.m...As of Saturday evening, the Nittany Lions have a 40-game conference unbeaten streak and have not lost a NEAC game since October 15, 2011 when they lost to Penn St. Abington, 2-0.