RICHMOND, IN – It was a total team effort as the Wilmington College women's soccer registered its second shutout in three games, beating Earlham Wednesday, 1-0, at Matlack Field in non-conference action.

"I thought we played well all the way around," said Wilmington head coach Steve Spirk. "We put together a complete game. We played well enough to win a game on the road."

Sophomore Katie Evans (Leesburg, OH/Fairfield) tallied the lone goal of the game, scoring in the game's 20th minute.

While Wilmington managed just one goal, the Fightin' Quakers continued to create offense. They unleashed 20 shots, eight of which were on goal. Wilmington limited Earlham to just four shots, three of which were on frame.

"We created a lot of offense," said Spirk. "We dominated on the offensive end. We kept them trapped in their end most of the second half."

Goalkeepers junior Ana Hosler (Blanchester, OH/Blanchester) and freshman Leda Moyer (Martinsville, OH/Clinton Massie) split time in frame in a predetermined decision, playing 45 minutes each. Hosler made one save and Moyer had two.

Neither goalkeeper faced a dangerous situation, and most of the credit – according to Spirk – went to the midfield that was effective and kept Wilmington in an offensive mindset.

Wilmington (2-1-2) returns home 2:30 p.m. Saturday to host Wooster in non-conference action.