Tiffeny Milbrett set up Christie Welsh for all three of her goals as a young U.S. women’s national team featuring a starting lineup with an average age of just over 20 years crushed Iceland, 8-0, in a closed-door match at Davidson College. U.S. head coach April Heinrichs rested most of her veteran players, many of whom will see action when the two teams meet again on Saturday, April 8, at Ericsson Stadium in Charlotte, N.C. Kickoff for that match is 7:30 p.m. ET; it will be shown on a tape delay basis on ESPN2 at 9 p.m. “I’m very pleased with style with which they played and they really stepped up their competitiveness after halftime,” said Heinrichs, whose team scored six second half goals. “Tentativeness and indecision will not help you in terms of confidence. If you want to get confidence and comfortable out there representing the U.S. women’s national team, then compete. And I think that was the biggest difference in the second half. I told a few players at halftime that I don’t care if you make mistakes, I want to know if you will compete for us for 90 minutes. And I think we learned a few things today.” April 5 in Davidson, N.C. USA 8, Iceland 0. Goals: Welsh 37, 43, 69, Wagner 53, Pearce 54, 84, Hamm 71, Lilly 77. USA — Solo, Pearce, French, Pryce, Slaton, Whalen (Lilly, 70), Serlenga, Wagner, Kluegel, Welsh, Parlow (Milbrett, 31, Hamm, 70). Iceland — T. Helgadottir, Gardarsdottir, Saemundsdottir, Gunnarsdottir, G. Jonsdottir, Ogmundsdottir (Logadottir, 83), A. Helgadottir, Olafsdottir (Johannesdottir, 87), Hendriksdottir (Thorgilsdottir, 80), K. Jonsdottir, Faerseth (Ingibergsdottir, 61). Ref.: John Wilson (USA).