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SALISBURY, Md. - Stevenson field hockey junior Kara Zimmerman (Odenton/Arundel) totaled 20 saves, including 11 in the second half, to become the Mustangs' all-time career leader in a 5-0 CAC road loss at No. 2 Salisbury Tuesday at Sea Gull Stadium.

It was the second time this season and in Zimmerman's career that she had at least 20 saves. Earlier this year, she had a career-high 28 saves in a 7-0 loss at No. 7 Lebanon Valley on October 3.

Zimmerman now has 387 career saves, surpassing the previous school record of 370 set by Kim Forbes from 1998-99.

Despite outshooting Stevenson 13-0 in the first half and holding a 9-0 advantage in penalty corners, Salisbury (12-1, 5-0 CAC) could not get on the board until there was less than five minutes remaining.

Zimmerman stopped eight of the first nine shots she faced. The other was saved by junior Natalie DiPaolo (Baltimore/Perry Hall) who totaled her 13th defensive save in 14 games this season.

Will Pfrang would net the eventual game-winner on her third goal of the season with 4:48 remaining in the half to give the Sea Gulls a 1-0 halftime lead.

Salisbury scored four goals in the second half after holding a 17-1 advantage in shots and a 19-1 margin in corners. Emily Ellenberger had a hand in two as she totaled a goal and one assist.

The Sea Gulls' second-leading scorer, Beverly Beladino, scored her ninth of the season while Katie Lamboni and Ashley Kisner each picked up their first of the season.

Anna Cooke finished with one save on the only shot of the game for Stevenson (4-11, 2-5 CAC) as Salisbury posted its eighth shutout of the season.

The Mustangs travel to Richard Stockton for a non-conference contest with the Ospreys beginning at noon on Saunday.