WINCHESTER, Va. - Shenandoah University led from start to finish Sunday afternoon in a 12-0 USA South Conference women's soccer victory over Peace.

Playing a completely different starting lineup in which eight of 11 players were making their first start of the season, SU (5-4-3, 2-1-1 USA South) scored its first goal just 3:40 into the contest against the Pacers (1-10, 1-1).

Freshman Brittany Butcher had that opening goal, off of a cross from Caroline Staples, and the Hornets had all of the offense they would need for the afternoon.

Shenandoah outshot its visitors 39-1 for the game with PC getting its only shot late in the second half.

SU played all three of its goalkeepers and junior Brooke Strickler, who played the 15:40, made the save on that 20-yard attempt for Peace.

Strickler also had a goal in the game, scoring an unassisted tally in the 39th minute.

In all, 13 different women registered at least one point in the win with Missy Volonino contributing two goals, Staples a goal and two assists and Kirby Talbert two assists.

Pacer keepers Daisy Vasilko and Bailey Bumgardner combined for 17 saves, with Vasilko making 10 stops in the opening 68:08.

In all, 28 different women saw action for the Hornets.

Shenandoah returns to the field on Thursday with a 7 p.m. home non-league game against Marymount. Please note the venue change for this contest.

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