The 12th ranked Barton Community College women's soccer team picked up its second straight shutout on Saturday with a 5-0 win at Seward County Community College.
The victory wraps up Barton's first half swing through the conference slate, staying tied atop the standings at 5-1-2 in league and overall while the first year Saints program drops to 1-6-1 in league and on the season.
Barton's next contest comes Wednesday with a 3:00 p.m. kick hosting Dodge City Community College, a rematch of the Cougars' 3-1 victory back on August 23 in Dodge City.
Nina Norshie led the Cougars with four goals, three coming in second half action to continue her climb up the program's record book list.
Seven minutes into the contest Norshie outraced the Saints' defense from Beatriz Baldi's through ball to tie for third all-time before putting a trio of second half tallies on the Redskin Field scoreboard in a matter of twenty minutes.
Scoring her second and third goals from Ivanna Faria's first two assists of the sophomore's season, Norshie moved into sole possession of the second slot for all-time program goals with thirteen minutes remaining in burying a penalty kick wrapping up the Cougars' five goal victory.
Also making a move on the program chart, Aya Saiki netted her 19th career goal moving into a tie for 13th all-time, rattling the net on a volley from Lesslie Galindo's corner kick giving the Liberal sophomore her first collegiate assist.
Scoring:
7:00 – Nina Norshie (6); Assist: Beatriz Baldi (2)
37:42 - Aya Saiki (5); Assist: Lesslie Galindo (1)
57:00 – Nina Norshie (7); Assist: Ivanna Faria (1)
73:00 – Nina Norshie (8); Assist: Ivanna Faria (2)
77:00 – Nina Norshie (9)
Series Notes:
1st ever meeting – Seward County's inaugural season
Game Notes:
Nina Norshie:
- 52nd career goal – 2nd program all-time, surpassed Yesenia Garcia's 49 (2007-2007) and Bianca Barron's 51 (2012-2013) – 22 behind Shala Giardini's 74 (2009-2010)
- 113 career points – 5th program all-time – 5 behind Bianca Barron's 118 (2012-2013)
Ivanna Faria – 1st two assists of season (6th and 7th of career)
Lesslie Galindo – 1st collegiate assist
Aya Saiki:
- 19th career goal – Tied for 13th all-time, surpassed Kadin Stinson (2019-2020) and Richelle Galeaz (2003) – Tied with Nateleigh Cliff (2008)
48 career points – 16th program all-time – 1 behind Annika Gerdau (2020-2021)