WICHITA FALLS, Texas - Second-half goals by AK Ford and Lauren Clingman carried #21 Colorado School of Mines to a 2-0 win at Midwestern State Friday night.

The Orediggers (2-0-1) notched yet another shutout as they have yet to concede a goal this season. Sierra Roth made four saves in keeping the clean sheet.

Scoring chances were at a premium in the first half, but Mines got things going in the second with an early corner and a shot on goal by Alegra Aguayo. A few minutes later, Ford put the Orediggers ahead with her first goal of the season, coming in the 58th minute.

The Orediggers continued pressing and found the insurance goal in the 80th minute when Clingman fired in her first collegiate goal to put the game out of reach; Midwestern State did not have a shot after that, while Mines had a pair of late corners and a shot by Emma Peterson.

NOTABLES
- Mines extended its scoreless streak to 628:33 dating back to last spring, and Sierra Roth has a personal shutout run of 538:33.
- The Mustangs led 14-11 on shots, but Mines held an 8-7 edge in the second half. The Orediggers were very efficient in their shot selection, putting seven of their 11 chances on goal. 
- Ford, playing in her home state of Texas, scored the sixth goal of her career. Clingman tallied for the first time in her freshman campaign.
- Emma Peterson led Mines with three shots, while Eliot Edwards and Lauren Clingman each had two.
- The Orediggers led 3-2 on corners.
- Taylor Camp made five saves in the loss for Midwestern State.
- Mines leads the all-time series 3-1. The two sides were meeting for the first time since the 2017 NCAA First Round.

NEXT UP
Mines stays in the Lone Star State to take on Texas Woman's Sunday at 11 a.m. CT.