Box score

SALISBURY, Md. - Nine different players scored one goal each while another two combined for four assists as the No. 2-ranked Salisbury field hockey rebounded from its loss to No. 1 Messiah on Saturday with a 9-0 victory over Stevenson Wednesday at Sea Gull Stadium.

The Sea Gulls (6-1, 2-0 CAC) scored seven first half goals as they out shot the Mustangs 20-0 and held a 9-0 advantage in penalty corners.

Katy Lamboni scored the game-winner just 2:01 into the game off an assist from Erica Henderson beforeKandice Hancock scored only 1:41 later on a penaly stroke to give Salisbury a 2-0 lead just under four minutes in.

Four of the Sea Gull scorers tallied their first goal of the season, including Alison Bloodsworth and Kelly McIntyre who each had first half goals. McIntyre's came just 16 seconds before the half to give Salisbury a 7-0 lead at halftime.

Danielle Lehman and Camile Walker also netted their first goals of the season in the second half, both on assists from Hannah Castelow, to provide the final margin of victory.

Stevenson (4-5, 0-2 CAC) played much better in the second half, equaling the number of shots taken by the Sea Gulls at 5-5 while totaling three penalty corners compared to six for Salisbury.

Senior Kara Zimmerman (Odenton/Seton), who entered the game ranked fourth in the nation among active players in career saves and minutes played, added eight more saves in the first half Wednesday before giving way to sophomore Kelsi Zimmerman (Odenton/Seton) who made one save in the second.

Kara now has 472 career saves in 4,200 minutes in four seasons at Stevenson from 2007-10.

Senior Christie Greer (Bel Air/Bel Air) also added one defensive save for the Mustangs.

Stevenson returns home where it will host its fourth nationally ranked opponent in the last five games when it takes on No. 13 Rowan Saturday at Caves Athletics Complex beginning at 1:00 p.m.