WINCHESTER, Va. - Shenandoah University recorded its second straight home field hockey shutout with a 5-0 non-league victory over the College of Notre Dame Tuesday afternoon.

SU (5-1) totally dominated the Gators (0-4) in the shutout victory.

Shenandoah outshot its visitors 29-2, including 18-0 on goal and won 12 of the game's 16 penalty corners.

Sophomore Sarah DeLuca gave the Hornets all of the offense they would need with her tally off of a Paola Aguilar assist in the 17th minute.

Aguilar, the team's leading scorer, figured in all but one of the team's goals.

Amanda Mittelkamp had that lone goal that Aguilar was not involved in, an unassisted tally at 20:00, before SU scored again at 31:17 and 32:24 to take a 4-0 lead into the halftime lockerroom.

Senior Kaitlin Sommer had the first of these goals, off an Aguilar feed, with Aguilar closing the book the first half scoring by finishing off a Katie Johnson assist.

Freshman Justina Ludwig had the lone goal of the second, scoring from the top of the circle at 54:21 off another Aguilar assist.

The three assists is a new school record.

Shenandoah opens up MAC Commonwealth play on Saturday at Albright.

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