NEWBURGH, N.Y. – Mount Saint Mary College senior Jennifer Nolan (Levittown, N.Y.) made the most of her opportunity to play forward on Sunday, netting three goals and recording an assist as the Knights (9-9 overall, 5-4 Skyline) defeated Yeshiva University, 10-0. The Maccabees fell to 0-10-0 overall and to 0-8-0 in the Skyline.

Nolan tallied her first goal in the fifth minute, putting home a right-side cross from junior Erin McKeon (Watertown, Conn.) to make the score 2-0. The senior scored on a similar play in the 27th minute, this time finishing off a pass from freshman Allie Kleine (Vernon, N.J.). It wouldn't be long before she completed the hat trick in the 28th minute, taking a nice vertical pass from freshman Kelsey Burns (Huntington, N.Y.) and depositing it in the back of the net.

McKeon put the Knights on the board in the 4th minute, knocking in a blocked clearance by the Yeshiva goalkeeper. She also added another goal in the 16th minute with assists going to junior Colleen Ryan (Point Lookout, N.Y.) and freshman Tara McDermott (Tewksbury, N.J.).

Kleine also scored a pair of first-half goals, the first in the 22nd minute off a pass from Nolan and the second in the 37th minute following a nice feed from sophomore Kelly Candelet (Mystic, Conn.).

Junior Colleen Cappadora (Brooklyn, N.Y.) got in on the act at the end of the first half, finding the frame on a nice shot to the near post. Cappadora notched a second goal with a high-arcing shot in the 82nd minute that found its way over the keeper's head.

Sophomore Lindsey Oro (Holtsville, N.Y.) also scored, firing home a feed from junior Gable Herczeg (Bethel, Conn.) in the 54th minute.

Senior goalkeeper Megan Cotta (Brick, N.J.) made one save during the first half before entering the game as a field player. Sophomore Lex Heal (Port Jervis, N.Y.) relieved Cotta in net to start the second half before Nolan entered to finish off the contest. Nolan made one save.

Yeshiva sophomore goalkeeper Julia Shrier (Rochester, N.Y.) was excellent in the face of extreme offensive pressure and finished with 14 saves on the afternoon.

Up next for the Mount is Maritime College. The regular season finale in the Skyline Conference is slated for 7:00 p.m. in Newburgh on Wednesday, October 27.