Leading the team once again was junior forward Chelsea Brady as she racked-up five points on the evening with two goals and an assist.  Fellow junior Mellissa Doerk put up one goal and one assist, while Leah Hirsch and Ashley Waplinger fired the ball between the pipes for one goal apiece.  Rounding out the points on the evening was senior midfield duo Jessica Mooney and Rachel Jakubowski, who each found assists on Brady's two goals.

Between the pipes for the Tars, sophomore Michelle Dillingham had a quiet evening thanks to an almost impenetrable midfield and defensive squad.  Rollins' back end limited the Saints to just six shots all evening, and only one shot in the first half.  Dillingham never saw a shot on goal in the full 90 minutes of action, but was a solid force anchoring the team all evening.

Rollins was largely headed-up by Mooney and Jakubowski, who each hustled through 80 minutes of in-game action as they helped lead the Tars in all areas of their attacking and defensive strategies.  The duo set up key plays throughout the evening, helping Rollins pepper Flagler goalkeeper Christie Reuther with 14 shots on goal.

Waplinger kick-started the scoring for the Tars in the eighth minute of action as she collected on a pass from Doerk for a quick shot from the top of the box for the game-winning goal of the evening.  Seven minutes later, Brady snatched up a pass from Jakubowski and dribbled down field around two defenders to kick a rocket of a shot past Reuther to put the Tars up 2-0.

Doerk and Brady teamed up again in the 18th minute of play, allowing Doerk to dance around her defenders for a solid shot between the pipes to give the Tars a comfortable 3-0 advantage leading into the half.

The Tars took some time to find their pace in the second half, and finally put more points on the scoreboard as a foul in Rollins' offensive box set Hirsch up for a penalty kick at the 68 minute mark.  Hirsch's shot screamed past Reuther and ricocheted off the crossbar down to the line, giving the Tars their fourth tally of the night.

Brady closed out the evening for Rollins just a minute and a half later as she found a quick pass from Mooney and took it down the right wing, scoring her second goal of the evening after working her way around two defenders.  Rollins led in all areas of the field as they outshot Flagler 18-6, and led 5-4 in corners.  The Saints put up a fight as they racked up 11 fouls in comparison to Rollins' nine for the evening.