NAIA power Lindsey Wilson set a menÆs college record for goals in a game Tuesday when it beat first-year Pikeville, 26-0, but the Blue Raider men were outdone by the Blue Raider women, who beat Pikeville, 28-0, also on Tuesday.
The No. 1-ranked men, whose alumni include Los Angeles Galaxy players Tyrone Marshall and Joseph Ngwenya, broke a 36-year-old record set by Erskine, which scored 25 goals against Wofford in 1969.
Junior forward Igor Stijepic tied the Lindsey Wilson record of seven goals in one game. Sophomore midfielder Ryan Stewart and Mkhokheli Dube each scored a career-high six goals for the 13-0-0 Blue Raiders, who outshot Pikeville, 73-1.
The Blue Raider women, the defending NAIA champions, broke Webber InternationalÆs two-year NAIA record for goals with their 28-0 win over Pikeville. The womenÆs college record for goals in a game is 33, set by NCAA Division III Nebraska Wesleyan in 1996.
Four Blue Raiders — Rowena Alsanea, Hishamar Falconer, Jill Lirbank-Almbaek and Marie Gallagher — recorded hat tricks, and all but two Lindsey Wilson players (16 in all) scored at least one goal. The Pikeville women were outshot, 70-0.
Pikeville is playing its first year of soccer. The men are 0-11-0 and the women are 0-7-0.
Lindsey Wilson and Pikeville play in the Mid-South Conference.