WISE - - UVa-Wise scored 10 goals in eight minutes on Sunday morning as the team's four seniors helped lead the way in a 21-3 victory over Notre Dame College on Senior Day. The win was the 100th for Head Coach Meghan Dennehy and gives the school its second consecutive outright Mountain East Conference regular season title.

Senior McKayla Grasham started off the scoring with her 48th goal of the season less than one minute into the game. Senior Kristin Gobbi, juniors Jesse French and Ashley Wells, sophomores Riley Fenster and Samantha Hill and freshmen Ellie Earnshaw and Caroline Earnshaw all found the back of the net over the next 10 minutes as the Cavaliers jumped out to an 11-0 lead. With just over 12 minutes before halftime the Falcons scored their first goal of the day, but the Cavaliers scored three more goals to extend their lead to 14-1 at the end of the half.

Senior Sydney Steinberg scored the first goal of the second half off an assist from French. French then teamed up with Grasham for a pair of assists as Grasham scored twice in two minutes to complete the hat trick. With just under 11 minutes remaining in the game, senior Jessica Apgar scored off an assist from Fenster to make it a 19-2 UVa-Wise lead. Fenster and Ellie Earnshaw scored two more goals for the Cavaliers to give the team a 21-3 victory to close out the regular season.

The 18-point margin of victory is tied for second-highest in the program's history, and it is the highest margin of victory for UVa-Wise at Carl Smith Stadium.

French led the Cavaliers with a career-high nine points on three goals and a career-high six assists. Steinberg recorded season-highs with eight points and six assists, while Grasham finished with three goals to give her a team-high 50 goals. Grasham became just the second player in team history with 50 goals in a season after the hat trick. 

Gobbi recorded two goals and an assist with a game-high four ground balls for UVa-Wise, while Apgar finished with two ground balls, eight draw controls and a goal. In the net, junior Elsa Girardo made five saves while allowing just three goals. 

The Cavaliers finish the regular season with an 11-6 overall record and a 9-1 conference record. They will be the No. 1 seed in the MEC Tournament when it begins on Friday at Carl Smith Stadium.