GOLDEN, Colo. - Another fast start by #9 Colorado School of Mines helped them stay perfect in RMAC play, dominating CSU-Pueblo 5-1 on Friday.

Mickey Hostetler scored the fastest goal in program history 50 seconds into the game to spark a three-goal first half as Kaylee Kennedy scored in the third minute and Eliot Edwards added another later in the half.

Colleen Tyrrell and Hannah Rowan added second-half scores as Mines (7-1-0, 3-0-0 RMAC) outshot the Thunderwolves (2-5, 1-2 RMAC) by a 33-6 margin.

Hostetler got Mines off to a dream start when she scored her first career goal 50 seconds in. The outside back lifted a ball into the box that no one touched as it bounced past the goalkeeper and in. Kennedy scored at 2:45 off a fine one-time finish from Zimmerman's cross, and Edwards blasted home her goal from Karolina Sidebaeck's cross at 31:17.

Tyrrell's goal was a rocket from 30 yards that bounced off the bottom of the crossbar and over the line in the 55th minute, and a run from the back by Giselle Sawaged led to a cross and finish by Rowan in the 80th minute. The Thunderwolves' lone goal came 20 seconds after Tyrrell's when a mishandled gross was collected and put back by Madison Jepperson.

NOTABLES
- Hostetler's goal was nine seconds faster than Elizabeth Oba's vs. Fort Lewis in 2009 to take the title of fastest into a game. They are the only two to score inside the first minute of play.
- Hostetler scored her first career goal in her 58th career game. 
- Rowan is now matched with Nicole LaTourette for the team lead in goals this season at four.
- Mines extended its program-record home unbeaten streak to 23 matches. The Orediggers are 22-0-1 at Stermole Stadium since mid-2017.
- Shannon Mooney made one save to pick up the win. Rylie Martin had 11 saves and CSUP added a team stop.
- Mines led 10-0 on corners.
- Mines improved to 15-8-2 all-time against CSU-Pueblo. Mines' five goals matched the most in the series.

NEXT UP
The Orediggers stay at home to play New Mexico Highlands Sunday at noon.