PRESCOTT, Ariz. - Women's soccer continued their conference play at home, hosting Soka University. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Ariz.) played excellently on both sides of the ball, holding onto their undefeated streak so far with California Pacific matches, winning 5-2.

The Eagles (6-3-2, 3-0 Cal-Pac) dominated their first half at home tonight. The Eagles' defense held the Lions to only two shots, both being saved by Rebekah Carr (JR/Albuquerque, N.M.). In front of ERAU's great defensive play, Riley Martinson (JR/Deer Park, Wash.) put up both goals for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Ariz.), with assists coming from Maddy Mak (SR/Renton, Wash.) and Katy Hyde (FR/Denton, Texas). Megan Currier (SR/Anchorage, Alaska) tried to add a third goal, but was saved by an amazing effort from Camryn Finnell, ending the half 2-0 Eagles.

ERAU continued their onsalught throughout the second half. Sierra Vicente (SO/Las Vegas, Nev.) started off the second half getting her first goal, assisted by Hyde, pushing the Eagles up 3-0. Soka (5-4, 1-2 Cal-Pac) was finally able to answer with back to back goals just a minute apart, coming from Kaitlyn Haibel and Araceli Soto. Just when the Lions were starting to see hope, Vicente put up two more goals to finish the night with a hat trick. ERAU was able to get the win at home 5-2.

The Eagles host Marymount on Sunday, Oct. 6th at 1:00 pm MST.