Five Tars put additional points on the scoreboard to aid Brady's hat-trick, with freshman forward Elise Spearing collecting two, while Ashley Waplinger, Charlotte Murrell, Meagan Thomas, Annie Pippert added one goal apiece.  Waplinger and Spearing contributed two assists each on top of their goals, while Murrell and freshman Whitney Rohrer each assisted on one goal as well.

Having another solid day between the pipes for Rollins was sophomore Michelle Dillingham, who notched her fifth shutout of the season.  The Debary, Fla. native is just four shutouts away from tying the single season record of nine, set by Francesca Nicoloso (2003).  Dillingham made two saves on the afternoon after seeing two shots on goal in the first half, and continues to build upon her save percentage on the season which currently stands at .852.  Stepping into cage in the second half was junior Jessica Deese, who was able to make a save of her own and keep the Nighthawks scoreless.

Thomas was headed-up by goalkeepers Heather Collins and Danielle Boissonneau, who recorded eight and seven saves, respectively.  With an onslaught of shots being fired their way throughout the full 90 minutes of action, the Nighthawks defensive unit did a solid job of keeping the Tars in check.  Offensively, Thomas was very limited as they had minimal opportunities in their attacking end.

The Tars dominated the Nighthawks in all areas of the field as play was held to their attacking half for the majority of the contest.  Recording a new record in total shots for a game as they totaled 43 shots on the day, besting the last total of 37 which was recorded back on August 25, 2006 against Briar Cliff.  Rollins stifled Thomas 43-3 on the board, and led in shots on goal 24-3.  Rollins registered a new program high for most points in a game with nine goals and seven assists for 25 points overall.

The last time the Tars earned a 9-0 shutout in a contest was in the program's first year of NCAA action in just their third game, with Rollins topping Embry Riddle on September 18, 1997 on the Eagles' home pitch in Daytona, Fla.  The last time the Tars tallied nine goals in a contest was on September 29, 2000, in a 9-2 victory over Flagler College in Winter Park, Fla.