WESTFIELD, Mass. — Westfield State's student-athletes overwhelmed visiting MCLA with a dominant 4-0 victory Friday, extending their winning streak to two games. The Owls controlled possession throughout, outshooting the Trailblazers 32-1 while generating nine corner kicks in a performance that showcased the depth of their roster.
An own goal gave Westfield State an early advantage at 24:14, though the hosts' attacking prowess soon took over. Morgan Berthiaume doubled the lead at 42:57 before halftime, positioning the Owls firmly in control of the conference matchup.
Tori Dodge extended Westfield State's advantage to 3-0 at 53:49 in the second half, assisted by Kylie Tomasetti and Liv DeMember. The goal capped a dominant opening 10 minutes of the second period, during which the Owls' relentless pressure proved too much for MCLA's defense to withstand.
Kiana Muratsuka sealed the victory with a penalty kick conversion at 59:22, putting the match beyond doubt. The four-goal performance demonstrated Westfield State's balanced offensive attack, with multiple contributors finding the back of the net across both halves.
MCLA goalkeeper Mallory Amirian made five saves in a losing effort, while Westfield State's Julia Robak and Mady Harmon combined to preserve the shutout. The Trailblazers managed just one shot attempt, reflecting their inability to generate offensive opportunities against a well-organize