SPRINGFIELD, Ore. – Adding yet another honor to a prestigious collegiate career, Rocky Mountain College's Lauryn Gamache became the Battlin' Bears' all-time leading scorer in a historic 11-0 rout of Northwest Christian University.

Scoring five goals against the Beacons, Gamache broke Rocky's record for most goals in a single-match and moved to 48 career goals. With the performance, she surpassed Kirsty Montignani's 46 goals for most in program history. 

Additionally during the match, Gamache broke Montignani's record for most points scored in program history. Having set Rocky's school record for most career assists earlier in the season with 22, Gamache has now totaled 118 points across her four years as a Battlin' Bear.

Gamache was one of four Battlin' Bears to score against the Beacons Friday afternoon. Hannah Borgel and Haley Nicholson both knocked in two goals while Amber Pearson recorded of her own.

Pearson also recorded four assists which ties Gamache and Montignani for most assists in a single match in program history. Alexis Robbins and Haley Nicholson were also credited on the assists.

Rocky's 11 goals counted as most in a single match in program history. The previous record was 10 goals against Southwestern College of Arizona in 2009. 

The Battlin' Bears finished with a 34-4 shot advantage and led 7-1 in corner kicks. 

Goalkeeper Maia Wetzel added her tenth shutout of the year which counts as most in a single season for the Battlin' Bears. Northwest Christian's Makenna Hadaller had nine saves with 11 goals allowed.

Corban University will host the Battlin' Bears in Rocky's final match of the regular season on November 3.