ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The No. 1 Washington University in St. Louis women's soccer team defeated nearby foe Webster, 3-0, on Wednesday evening at World Wide Technology Soccer Park. The Bears are now 9-0-1 on the season.
 
Junior Grace Ehlert put the Bears ahead in the 20^th minute, scoring off an assist from first-year Olivia Clemons.
 
Ehlert struck again in the 76^th minute with a low left shot on another pass from Clemons, giving WashU a 2-0 advantage.
 
Clemons scored her team and conference-leading 10^th goal of the season, putting the Bears up 3-0.
 
The Bears registered 43 total shots with 26 on goal, while the Gorloks had seven. WashU also earned 11 corner kicks to Webster's five.
 
Clemons finished with four shots including three on goal, with one goal. Sophomore Sophie Viscovich also had four shots with three on goal. Junior Kaci Karl recorded three shots, all on goal, while Ehlert had a team-high seven shots including four on goal, with two goals. First-year Cami Colpitts registered eight shots with four on goal.
 
Graduate goalkeeper Sidney Conner recorded three saves, with the first one in the 10^th minute on a Payton Montana shot. She made her second save in the 50^th minute on a Mya Stegen shot and the final save in the 84^th minute on a Grace Rodgers shot.
 
The Bears are back at home on Tuesday with 5 p.m. match against Greenville, in the final tune-up before beginning UAA play four days later. The game against the Panthers will be the Mental Health Awareness/THO game.