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Schreiner routed 7-0 by Hardin-Simmons

Hardin-Simmons outshot Schreiner 16-7, including a 10-4 edge in shots on goal, and held a lopsided 9-0 advantage in corner kicks.

Schreiner was shut out 7-0 by Hardin-Simmons on Saturday, its worst loss of the season, with the Cowgirls scoring six times in the first half alone at home.

Lexi Templin led the rout with a hat trick, opening the scoring in the sixth minute off an assist from Tatum Barnett and striking again three minutes later on a Jadyn Jones assist. Andie Hafner made it 3-0 in the 16th minute, assisted by Barnett, before Barnett herself scored in the 23rd minute off a Jones assist to make it 4-0. Adelyn Garippa and Kendall Gussert each added unassisted goals before halftime, the second coming in stoppage time to send Hardin-Simmons into the break up 6-0. Templin completed her hat trick with an unassisted goal in the 60th minute for the final margin.

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Hardin-Simmons outshot Schreiner 16-7, including a 10-4 edge in shots on goal, and held a lopsided 9-0 advantage in corner kicks. Templin finished with a team-high five shots to go with her three goals. Schreiner goalkeeper Emilie Novasad made three saves. Hardin-Simmons used three goalkeepers — Rebecca Hall, Peyton Scott and Samantha Longoria — who combined for four saves and the shutout. Attendance was 220.

The loss dropped Schreiner to 1-10-2 overall and 1-7-0 in ASC play.

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