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THE RUNDOWN
PORTALES, N.M. – Midwestern State recorded its first 10-win season since 2013 following its third-straight shutout in a 2-0 victory over Eastern New Mexico Friday afternoon at Greyhound Stadium.
 
Midwestern State (10-5-2, 7-4-0) held the Greyhounds to just five shots with three on goal while earning goals from Destinee Williamson and Taylor Robinson in the victory.
 
In the 40th minute, Williamson received a throughball from Hanna Mattinson before firing into the net from five yards out to break a scoreless contest with her team-leading sixth goal of the season.
 
The Mustangs stretched their lead to 2-0 in the 65th minute with Robinson netting her first career goal wearing the Maroon and Gold with a strike from four yards out off a pass from Katie Huff.
 
Eastern New Mexico (3-13-1, 2-10-0 LSC) was limited to just a pair of shots down the stretch as the Mustangs swept the season series against the Greyhounds for the second-straight year.

NOTES
*Midwestern State recorded its 16th 10-win season in program history and first under third-year head coach Damian Clarke
*The Mustangs posted their second-highest shot total of the season with 26 attempts, the most since recording 28 at Texas A&M International on Sept. 9
*MSU posted its second-most shots on goal this season with 11, recording 12 twice against Eastern New Mexico (Oct. 9) and UT Permian Basin (Oct. 21)
*Destinee Williamson led the Mustangs with six shots while matching a career-high four shots on goal
*Courtney Burnette earned the win between the posts for the Mustangs with her eighth shutout of the season to tie for the second most in program history for a single season
*Burnette also took over second on the career shutout list with her 21st clean sheet, needing just one to tie Mallory Whitworth's school record of 22 set in 2012

STAT OF THE GAME
3 – Midwestern State held Eastern New Mexico to just three shots on goal, the sixth time the Mustangs have held an opponent to three or fewer shots on target this season

QUOTE OF THE GAME
"Our performance was pretty complete today. The defense played excellent and Sarah Stewart's organization and toughness stood out today. Destinee scored a great goal to get us going, and Taylor's goal was well deserved. We are looking forward to a great challenge at West Texas A&M." – Head coach Damian Clarke

UP NEXT
Midwestern State closes out the regular season with a key regional matchup against West Texas A&M Sunday at 1 p.m. at The Pitch in Canyon.