LAREDO, Texas - No. 12 Midwestern State erupted for five second-half goals to cruise to a 7-0 win over Texas A&M International Friday afternoon at Dustdevil Field.

Sophomore strikers Kelsey Hill and Lindsey Pritchard scored two goals each, while junior midfielder Kendra Clemons struck for three assists to lead the Mustangs' 32-shot onslaught.

"We didn't convert our opportunities in the first have, but we finished them with confidence in the second," MSU coach Jeff Trimble said. "I wanted to them play with intensity on the road. They responded with a lot of energy and I was proud of them."

The Mustangs, who stretched the best start in school history to 6-0-1, face Incarnate Word Sunday afternoon at 1 p.m.

"I feel we are ready," Trimble said. "It will be a really good test for us, but we will be O.K. if we go out with energy. We look forward to playing them."

Midwestern extended its unbeaten regular season streak to 14 matches, while Texas A&M International dropped to 0-7-1.

MSU's goalkeeping tandem of senior Ashley Meek and freshman Mallory Whitworth combined on the Mustangs fifth shutout of the season. The Mustangs have not allowed a goal in their last three matches.

Senior midfielder Kari Bristow had a goal and an assist, senior striker Katy Lukert scored her second goal of the season and sophomore midfielder Heidi Avila notched her first goal of the campaign.

Texas A&M International keeper Mary Jo Hall recorded 18 saves as the Mustangs placed 25 of their 32 shots on goal.