(September 12, 2009) - Poultney, VT - The visiting Plymouth State Panthers and host Green Mountain College Eagles combined for an astonishing 6 goals in the opening 10 minutes in women's soccer action Saturday afternoon.  GMC, however, found themselves on the wrong end of the score line, losing 8-2 in non-conference action.  The win propels PSC to 2-0-1 while the Eagles remain winless at 0-2.

The scoring began in just the 4^th minute when junior Rachel Kindl (Granby, CT) corralled a service and finished from inside 6 yards.  The Eagles would respond just over 3 minutes later when sophomore Taylor Riso (Portland, OR) leveled the score after a textbook counter attack.

The visitors waited only 14 seconds to reclaim the lead through senior Lauren Lavery (Nashua, NH).  PSU tacked on 2 more goals in the next 1:29, grabbing a 4-1 lead less than 10 minutes in the match.  GMC would notch their second and final goal of the afternoon in the 10^th minute when freshman Kimberly Blank (West Lebanon, NY) finished neatly from close range. 

PSU would add 4 goals after the interval.  Lavery and junior Rebecca Wilson (Clinton, CT) each added a pair and accounted for 6 of the visitors 8 goals.

The Eagles return to action Wednesday September 16^th when they travel to New England College for their final tune-up ahead of Saturday's North Atlantic Conference opener.