DANVILLE, Ky. – After earning three goals in both of their contests so far this week, the No. 15 Centre women's soccer team (8-1) played their third game in seven days on Sunday. Their opponent to cap the weekend was Wittenberg (1-6-2), and the Colonels continued their hot streak with a 4-0 victory.
 
GAME HIGHLIGHTS
- It didn't take long for the Gold and White to break ahead in the contest, Mills Mullen reaching the back of the net in a shot from the third minute of the contest.
- Mullen would affect the next goal for the Colonels, this time stemming from a goal by senior Lizzie Klehr. Klehr's goal was score in the 26th minute of the contest.
- Megan Sidaway would set up Mullen perfectly in the 49th minute to kick off the second half, pushing a pass from midfield over to the right side for a streaking Mullen goal.
- With their three-goal lead, Centre continued the offensive push through the 61st minute, Bells Nelson earning a score for the final goal of the afternoon. 

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Mullen's five-point game (two goals, one assist) is her highest total in a single game so far this season, the fourth time in her career she'd had five or more in a single game.
- The Gold and White's defense has been a fortress over the last three games, only allowing eight shots total and one shot-on-goal. The aforementioned stat line is their best three-game stretch of the season in that category.
- The Colonels' 10 shots-on-goal against Wittenberg is the fifth time this season the team has put a double-digit number in that statistical category.
- Centre's two assists against the Tigers marks their fourth-consecutive game with at least one assist to a goal. 

UP NEXT
The Colonels won't take much time off before their next contest, traveling up the road to Asbury for a mid-week contest in Wilmore, Ky. That game is scheduled to start at 6 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Sept. 27.