MORGANTOWN, W.Va. -The Salem University women's soccer team dominated Kentucky Christian 13-0, on a very windy Wednesday afternoon.
 
This marks the fourth-straight victory for the Tigers improving their record to 8-3-1. 
 
Salem's top-ranked offense has scored 34 goals in its last four matches. 
 
The Tigers controlled the match from start to finish as they led Kentucky Christian in shots (41-3), shots on goal (31-2) and corners (8-0).
 
Sophomore Thuto Ramafifi and junior Tamara Queiroz paced the Tigers with four goals each. 
 
Ramafifi has posted multiple goals in four-straight matches and has 13 goals in those contests, while Queiroz has scored multiple goals in four contests this season. 
 
Ramafifi also added two assists in the contest to give her a single game season-high 10 points. 
 
Junior Catherine Bonilla produced two impressive goals on just two shot attempts. 
 
Freshman Aliyah Armijo and senior Vanessa Moreno each notched one goal and one assist, while freshman Jocelyn Orellana generated one goal. 
 
Senior Jasmine Seaton assisted on two goals, while freshman Sophia Wortman, junior Sabina Morello and sophomore Kaylee Caswell each garnered one assist. 
 
With the shutout victory today, it is the Tigers third-straight. Sophomore goalkeeper Valentina Bonaiuto notched two saves as she played only the first half as freshman Vianey Medina finished the match in goal and helped keep a clean sheet. 
 
The Tigers scored four goals in the first 10 minutes of the game and added four more before intermission to take an 8-0 lead. 
 
Seniors Elizabeth Tamez, Kelsea Freiling, Moreno and Seaton were honored by the team at half-time. 
 
The Tigers look to keep the offense rolling Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. in their next match against Lincoln (Pa.) as they defeated Lincoln 9-1 earlier in the season on September 8th.