GOLDEN, Colo. - Second half goals from Peyton Sanders and Taylor McRae produced a 2-0 win for #5 Colorado School of Mines over MSU Denver.

Mines (5-0-0, 1-0-0 RMAC) dominated the game with a 20-9 shots advantage, and turned it on with sustained pressure in the second half. It was a pair of set pieces, however, that produced the Mines goals, with both coming off the boot of Emily Garnier.

A foul at midfield led to the first, with Garnier sending the free kick into space for Sanders to easily finish at 68'. Cassi Fischer's yellow card at 78' gave Garnier another midfield free kick, and her ball to the box fell to McRae to finish.

NOTABLES
- Sam Zumbro had a four-save effort to produce Mines' fourth shutout of the season. She denied the Roadrunners' most dangerous chance of the game with a diving stop to her right in the second half off the foot of Elise Boisnard.
- Sanders was the most active Oredigger offensively with four shots, including two hit posts.
- McRae's goal was her second of the year, tying her for the team lead with Garnier. McRae was also superb in the defensive midfield, winning nearly every ball as Mines controlled possession in the second half.
- Mines led 5-3 on corners.
- Mines' defense lowered its season GAA to 0.20. Mines has conceded only one goal in five games.

NEXT UP
Mines hosts Regis Sunday at noon.