The Lancaster Bible College women's soccer team cracked the win column for the first time in 2017 on Wednesday, as the Chargers cruised past Regent, 8-0 at Charger Field. The Chargers are now 1-5 this season, while the Royals dropped to 0-4.

How it Happened: Lancaster Bible scored early and often on Wednesday as sophomore Kate Spiezio opened the scoring at 4:01 with the first collegiate goal of her career on a pass from freshman Madison Miller. Sophomore Maddie Dionne doubled the Chargers' lead to 2-0 just 1:32 later as she intercepted a pass and drove the ball inside the right post for her first goal of the year.

Spiezio scored again just 47 seconds after Dionne's goal as she headed in a corner kick from senior Rachel Kumher. Miller netted her first collegiate goal at 13:26, as she took a pass from sophomore Joy Trumbull and scored into the back of the net.

Junior Kiersten Hatch capped the first half scoring at 30:02 as she knocked a ball in off a corner kick from Kumher, who picked up her second assist of the half.

Sophomore Danni DeVinney opened the second half scoring at 57:54, as she connected with fellow sophomore Maggie Arnold on a pretty give-and-go play that made it 6-0 in favor of the Chargers. Hatch scored again at 70:18, as she pounced on a rebound and put the Chargers up by a touchdown. Freshman Jane Dietrich scored the final goal of the day for Lancaster Bible at 85:56, as she took a pass from senior Raegan Horst and scored past the diving Regent goalkeeper.

By the Numbers: Lancaster Bible outshot the Royals, 39-1, including 27-1 in shots on goal...The Chargers had 13 corner kicks, while Regent had just one...Regent goalkeeper Kayla Phaneuf made 19 saves in the loss...The Chargers had six assists on eight goals...Rheeana Miles and Kendra Brown each played 45 minutes, with Brown making the first save of her collegiate career in the second half...Miles earned the victory, the first of her collegiate career.

Information Hodge Podge: This was the first meeting between the two schools, as this is the first year Regent has had varsity sports...The Royals are members of the NCCAA and participate in the South Region...Lancaster Bible avoided setting the program record for losses to begin a season, as the 2006 team also began the year, 0-5 before winning its first game...Junior Katie Witwer had a team-high seven shots on Wednesday...The Chargers scored eight goals in a game twice last season, posting eight against both Gallaudet and St. Elizabeth...The win is the first for Head Coach Ally Brown.

Up Next: Lancaster Bible heads to St. Davids, Pa. on Saturday to face Eastern at 11 a.m.