Husson (1-4) lost their second-straight game on the season while Colby (5-1) picks up their fifth consecutive victory over the Eagles and leads the all-time series 5-0.
Thirty-three seconds into the game Claire Caputi found Sasha Fritts for the first goal of the game as
the Mules lead 1-0. The Mules extend their lead to 10-0 going into intermission with goals from Fritts, three from McGara DeWan, two from Dana Swaffield, Caputi, Katherine Burkett and Chrissy Coveney.
Mackenzie Reimer, Grace McVeya, DeWan, Fritts made the game 14-0 with 14:35 remaining in the game before Amanda Deshaies put the Eagles on the board with their lone goal of game at the 9:15 mark. A late goal by Grace McVey made the game 15-1.
Lauren Coughlin led the Eagles with three caused turnovers while Kaitlin Dolloff made 11 saves in the net and scooped up a team-high three groundballs.
For the Mules, DeWan netted four goals on eight shots with four groundballs and three draw controls while Fritts tallied three goals and three assists with three groundballs and one caused turnover.
McVey added two goals with two assists and five draw controls. Swaffield chipped in with a pair of goals and assist with two groundballs and a draw control. Caputi, Coveney, Reimer, Burkett each registered a goal while Caputi added two assists and Burkett added an assist. Goalie Sarah Evans made one save to pick up the win in the net for the Mules.
Colby held the advantage in shots (29-2), draw controls (17-1) and ground balls (21-9) and was successful on two of three clear attempts on the night Husson cleared successfully in four of the nine attempts in the setback.
Both teams return action on Saturday, April 2nd as Husson travels to Johnson State for a 4:00 p.m. North Atlantic Conference game while Colby travels to Wesleyan for a 12:00 p.m. NESCAC game.
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