LIBERTY, MO. – The University of Missouri-St. Louis women's soccer team earned its sixth straight win on Friday afternoon with a 5-0 Great Lakes Valley Conference victory at William Jewell.
 
The shutout was also the sixth of the year for the Tritons, who allowed just three Cardinals shots, all of which came in the first half.
 
UMSL improves to 8-1-2 overall, including 6-1-2 in the GLVC, while William Jewell slips to 4-6-2 and 2-6-1 in the league.
 
Senior Kali Thomas helped the Tritons to its first two goals, both in the first half. She assisted on junior Kayla Delgado's goal in the 39^th minute and then netted her fourth goal of the year with just eight seconds remaining in the opening stanza with the assist to senior Cassie McFadden.
 
The Tritons added three more goals in the final 45 minutes, including two from freshman McKayla Harder. Junior Hannah Kaloupek notched her first goal of the season in the 53^rd minute off a pass from junior Miriam Taylor, while Harder scored in the 82^nd and 85^th minutes with assists from senior Sidney Allen and sophomore Brooke Blasingame, respectively.
 
UMSL has now tallied four or more goals in five straight games, outscoring its opponents, 24-1, during that span.
 
The Tritons took 17 shots against William Jewell, landing 11 on goal. Harder placed all four of her goals on target, while Delgado also fired four shots with two landing on goal.
 
Senior Megan Ohm played 83:23 in goal, making one save, while freshman McKenzie DeRouen preserved the shutout in the final 6:37.
 
UMSL continues its current five-game road swing Sunday at Rockhurst.