The Big Green didn't know what hit them.

With about 14 minutes left in the half, Dartmouth fought back when Martha Boss landed a free-position shot.

Dartmouth managed two more goals that period, both by Moellering. Joslin and McAnaney scraped up a goal each, and Clifford flung in two more.

Becky Gaffney got the "Kodak picture" play of the game. Gaffney took the ball next to the goalpost and, with her back turned, shot the ball over her shoulder into the net.

With five seconds left in the half, Julia French slammed in her own tally, hiking the score to 9-3.

Short-Lived Hopes

It ain't over 'til it's over.

Ginger Smith gave Dartmouth hope with a goal in the first 20 seconds of the second half. But Jenny Walser got in on the shooting scene with a goal to answer, putting the score at 10-4.

Clifford, Joslin, and Walser each added another goal and Moellering slipped by Vaughan once more to round out the second-half scoring.

The set plays for attack added to the Crimson's offensive prowess.

"What made the big difference is that we really got our settled attack to contribute to the game," McAnaney said, "something we haven't done in past games."

Kleinfelder couldn't complain.

"We sized it up pretty well and it worked out the way we wanted to," Kleinfelder said.