AZUSA, Calif. – Not a bad way to end a run on your home field.

Azusa Pacific extended their win streak to five straight with a 2-0 victory against Holy Names on Saturday afternoon

With the victory the Cougars remain in a first place tie with Point Loma in the PacWest. Saturday's contest ends a five-game home stand in which Azusa Pacific outscored their opponents 9-1.

It was dominating effort on the stat sheet as the Cougars (8-3-2, 6-1-1 PacWest) took 11 shots in each half while Holy Names (1-10-1, 1-7) was able to get one shot in the first half.

By not allowing a goal it makes the ninth shutout of the season as they run their scoreless streak to 284:16. The last time an opponent scored on them was late in the second half during an Oct. 6 game vs. Notre Dame de Namur.

Post Game Interview with head coach Jason Surrell

Lindsey Ryals nearly put the Cougars in front with a free kick less than 10 minutes into the contest but her boot from 30 yards clip off the cross bar before being cleared away. Azusa Pacific took that one-goal edge in the 26th minute. Stephanie Lossau took a pass from Cara Scammon and made one move just outside the top of the box before blasting the ball into the net.

The Cougars built on the one-goal edge less than 10 minutes into the second half. Lossau scored her second of the day, and third of the season, when she corralled a loose bouncing ball inside the box and one-touched a ball into the goal.

Azusa Pacific continued to put pressure on the Hawks backline but couldn't quite put together that goal scoring formula.

The Cougars pack their bags for Hawaii for a four-game road swing on the Islands. They begin the trip next Saturday, Oct. 22 against Hawaii Hilo.