FENTON, Mo. - Webster University recorded season highs in both goals (10) and shots (60) en route to posting a 10-0 victory over Blackburn here Tuesday in St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference action on Pink Out Night at Worldwide Technology Soccer Park.

With the victory, Webster, who is ranked eighth in this week's United Soccer Coaches Central Region rankings, improves to 11-2-1 overall and 4-0-0 in the SLIAC, while Blackburn falls to 2-11-0 overall and 0-4-0 in the league.

The victory also extended Webster's win streak to four straight matches and through four SLIAC matches, the Gorloks have scored 27 goals and have taken 163 shots, while allowing just one goal and 14 shots. WU has posted shutouts in four of its last six matches.

The 60 shots in Tuesday's  match is tied for the seventh most shots ever recorded in a match in school history, while the 10 goals are the most goals scored by the Gorloks in a match since tallying 12 goals in a 12-0 win last season against Eureka. 

While its offense recorded 60 shots, 29 shots on goal and scored 10 goals, Webster's defense limited the Beavers without a shot in the 90 minute contest. It is the first time this season Webster has held an opponent without a shot and first time since holding MacMurray without a shot last season. 

Junior midfielder Savannah Page (Sandy, Utah/Sandy) got the scoring started in Tuesday's match as she took a pass from senior forward Nicole Bascio (Wentzville, Mo./Timberland) and connected for a shot from eight yards to give WU a 1-0 lead just eight minutes into the match.

In the 16th minute, junior midfielder Olivia Osterhage (Eureka, Mo./Eureka) scored her first goal of the season off a deflection from senior defender Jillian Zimpfer (St. Charles, Mo./St. Charles) to give Webster a 2-0 lead. 

Senior midfielder Carolyn Ries (St. Louis, Mo./Lindbergh) made the score 3-0 late in the 17th minute as she took a pass from Page and connected on a shot from 19 yards out. 

Junior forward Melissa Kasper (Oswego, Ill./Oswego) scored her team leading 11th goal in the 25th minute as she took a pass from freshman midfielder Hailey Busche (Troy, Ill./Triad) and scored from six yards out on a shot off the post. Kasper's 11 goals pushed her career total to 28, which is tied for 11th on the school's all-time charts. With two more goals this season, Kasper will become the 11th Gorloks women's soccer player in program history to score at least 30 goals. 

Sophmore defender Kaleigh Finney (Concord, Calif./Northgate) completed the first half scoring with a rebound volley goal from three yards out in the 31st minute to make the score 5-0. Finney's goal, which was the first of her collegiate career, was assisted by both Kasper and freshman forward Jordan Lande (Sachse, Texas/Sachse).

In the first half, Webster took 31 shots and had 16 of those shots on goal as Kasper, Page and Bascio each had four shots and combined for seven shots on goal.

Page would record her second goal of the match and seventh of the season just a little over two minutes into the second half as she scored an unassisted goal from 18 yards out. It was the second two goal game of the season for Page as she also had two goals in WU's 5-0 win this past Saturday at Principia. Her seven goals this season are five more than she had scored in her previous two seasons combined as a Gorlok.

Bascio, who finished with seven shots in the win, would make it 7-0 in the 54th minute as she took a pass from Kasper on a cross from five yards out for her eighth goal of the season and 13th of her career. Kasper had two assists in the match to push her season total to a team-leading 11 and her career total to 29, which is tied for eighth on the school's all-time chart.

Osterhage added her second goal in the 55th minute as she took a pass from sophomore midfielder Alyson Egizio (Joliet, Ill./Joliet Catholic) and connected on shot from 10 yards out to give WU an 8-0 advantage.

In the 70th minute, junior midfielder Payton Williams (St. Louis, Mo./Fort Zumwalt East) connected on a shot from 25 yards out for her fifth goal of the season and ninth of the match for Webster. Williams' goal was assisted by sophomore midfielder Cassidy Bishop (Salt Lake City, Utah/West).  

Senior defender Lilly Brauer (Belleville, Ill./Belleville East) would complete the scoring as she came up from the defensive end and took a volley from Williams and connected on a shot from one yard out for her first goal this season and third of her collegiate career.

Along with Bascio, Williams also finished with seven shots, while Lande took a career high six shots and Page added five shots in the win. For the match, 16 Gorloks recorded at least one shot and 12 Gorloks had at least one shot on goal.

Senior goalkeeper Alisa Coralic (St. Louis, Mo./Mehlville) played the first half in net and earned the win to improve to 10-2-1 on the season. Coralic, who didn't face any shots in the win, has now had five shutouts this season, including sharing three of those shutouts with junior goalkeeper Abby Mercer (Granite City, Ill./Granite City). Mercer played the second half in net and also didn't face a shot in her 45 minutes of action.

Morgan Zobrist (2-5-0) took the loss in net for the Beavers as she allowed 10 goals, while recording 19 saves and faced 29 shots. 

The Gorloks will look to remain perfect in SLIAC play this coming Saturday, Oct. 13 as they travel to Greenville, Ill., for a 7 p.m. match against Greenville University.