MADISON, WISC. - For the most part, the Madison College women's soccer team is striving to one-up its historic accomplishments from 2017, and with Friday's 6-0 win over Rock Valley College at Irwin A. & Robert D. Goodman Pitch-East, they have begun that process. The #6-ranked WolfPack improved to 7-0 on the season, moving past the 6-0 start of last year's team for the best open to a season in program history. The victory also marks the sixth of the year without allowing a goal and the sixth in North Central Community College Conference play to keep the 'Pack on top of the league standings.

Scoreless as the match moved into the 20', freshman Breanna Griffin found an opening and registered the first goal of the match. The unassisted score was the second of the season for the Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, native. Four minutes later, the score reached 3-0 after second year midfielder Peyton Trapino notched her first goal of the game and freshman Meghan Petroski quickly followed with a scoring strike off an assist by Griffin. The Petroski goal was her sixth of the season. The WolfPack took a 4-0 lead in the first half when Petroski set up sophomore Esther Noriega in the 32' for her fourth goal of the fall.



In the second half, Madison College freshman Kristina Jensen recorded her first career goal with a 56' kick on an assist by fellow first year Mary Raemisch. The scoring ended in the 76' as Trapino tallied her second two-goal game of the season and seventh goal overall.

Shots on goal heavily favored Madison College by a 16-3 margin, while the home team also took advantage of seven corner kicks to the Golden Eagles' none. First year goalkeeper Kelly Kubicek made three saves en route to her sixth shutout of her career.

With a sweep of their regular season series, the WolfPack have now taken three of the last four meetings with Rock Valley College (1-7-1, 0-5-1), who still leads the all-time series by a 6-3-1 record.

Up Next:

Madison College (7-0, 6-0) wraps up a brief homestand with its third game in five days Sunday when it hosts Anoka-Ramsey (MN) Community College (7-2). The Golden Rams have won four-straight games, while the WolfPack has a win the lone meeting between the two programs, a 2-1 overtime decision in last year's NJCAA District D Tournament Championshp that sent the 'Pack to the NJCAA National Tournament. Kickoff is at 3:00 p.m. as part of a Madison College soccer doubleheader starting at 1:00 p.m. with the men taking on ARCC.

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