AZUSA, Calif. – It was an all-around satisfying effort.

Five different players found the back of the cage as Azusa Pacific posted a 5-1 victory against Cal State L.A. on Saturday evening.

The Cougars offense pressed into their upper third while keeping the Cal State L.A. offense at bay all evening. Azusa Pacific (2-1-1) took 16 total shots compared to three from the Eagles. The Cougars also had the advantages in shots on goal (11-3) and corner kicks (4-1).

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Cara Scammon scored the only goal of the opening half. The sophomore headed home a beautiful cross from Kelsey Brushman in the 12th minute. Scammon had an easy deposit of the ball into the back of the cage from just a few yards out.

Despite being outplayed for the better part of the game, Cal State L.A. was still within one goal until the 60th minute. The offensive flood gates opened during the next 13 minutes.

Mallory Walton scored on a blast from the top of the box for her first goal of the season, and second of her career, to start the onslaught. Just over three minutes later Kennedy Christie recorded her first goal in a Cougar uniform on nice feed from Allyn Brown. The freshman scoring continue in the 66th minute as Emile Allum put home a corner kick from Hayley Arft. In less than seven minutes the Cougars had a four-goal advantage.

Cal State L.A.'s (1-2-1) lone goal came from a penalty kick. Anahie Duran scored her fourth goal of the season with the free shot in the 68th minute.

Tanna Brickman rounded out the scoring with her first career goal. The sophomore had a nice give-and-go net-finder with Arft in the 73rd minute.

The four-goal win follows Thursday's four-goal victory against Cal State Monterey Bay. The nine goals in that time period have come from nine different players.

Azusa Pacific will look to continue that trend on Tuesday, in their final non-conference game, when they host Cal Poly Pomona.