The No. 2-ranked Shippensburg University field hockey team scored goals in all four quarters on Sunday as it defeated Limestone, 9-0, at Saints Field, Gaffney, SC.
 
Shippensburg (6-0) dominated possession and posted lopsided advantages in shots on goal (33-3) and penalty corners (21-2). Sophomores Lindsay Tripodo and Emma Albee combined for the shutout in goal.
 
Offensively, sophomore Tess Jedeloo started the scoring for the Raiders off a penalty corner insert pass from senior Maura Mears. Jedeloo quickly intercepted Limestones (1-3) defense line not even 20 seconds after scoring the goal to score her second goal of the day.
 
Sophomore Valu Paul scored the third goal for the Raiders in less than six minutes later. Paul scored another one in the third quarter off an assist by freshman Agus Garibaldi and had an assist on a goal by sophomore Mya Kemp. Garibaldi scored her eight goal of the season with a reverse shot to the bottom right corner of the cage off a pass from sophomore Yasmin De Meyer.
 
Freshman defender Savannah Silvestre scored her first two collegiate goals. Both of her goals came from a penalty corners taken by Mears. Sophomore Emilia Conners also scored her first collegiate goal as she dribbled all the way into the circle for a goal from the 23-meter line.
 
Mears ended the afternoon with a career-high three assists, the most by a Raider since Jenna Sluymer's three assists against IUP on Nov. 3, 2018 and Jazmin Petrantonio's six assists against Millersville on Sept. 12, 2017.
 
Shippensburg returns to action next Sunday at noon against Converse at Robb Sports Complex.