ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Webster University women's soccer delivered a dominant offensive performance Wednesday, defeating Eureka College 12-0 behind a season-high goal total and scoring contributions from eight different Gorloks.

Webster wasted little time getting on the scoreboard, as Sofia Bosnos opened the scoring just 1:54 into the match. Bosnos added another goal at 8:25, with an assist from Malaya Blakely, before Lucy Elfrink scored at 9:39 off a Carmen Williams assist to give the Gorloks an early three-goal advantage.

Blakely scored twice in the opening half, finding the net at 13:42 and again at 18:31 on an assist from Isabelle Schumacher. Ellie Fiala added a goal at 20:18, assisted by Williams, as Webster continued to build its lead.

The Gorloks added three more goals before halftime. Emily O'Reagan scored at 30:50 off a Blakely assist, followed by Mia Smith at 31:52, also assisted by Blakely. Smith struck again at 37:49, with Olivia Kouray providing the assist, sending Webster into the break with a commanding 9-0 lead.

Webster continued its offensive surge in the second half, with Williams scoring at 47:32. Fiala added her second goal of the afternoon at 51:58 before Jasmine Hubbard capped the scoring at 56:26, finishing a pass from Elfrink to complete the 12-0 victory.

Blakely led the Gorloks with three goal contributions, scoring twice and recording three assists. Bosnos and Fiala each scored twice, while Smith also found the net twice. Williams finished with a goal and two assists, and Elfrink recorded a goal and an assist.

Webster's offensive dominance was reflected throughout the match statistics. The Gorloks outshot Eureka 48-1, including a 25-1 advantage in shots on goal, and held a 15-1 edge in corner kicks. Webster also recorded eight assists on its 12 goals.

Webster will return to action on Saturday, Oct. 17, traveling to face Principia College in a SLIAC matchup scheduled for 1 p.m. in Elsah, IL.