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SLIPPERY ROCK, Pa. – Andrea Felix scored two goals and assisted on another as the Slippery Rock University women's soccer team cruised to a 4-1 victory against Davis & Elkins College Saturday afternoon at James Egli Field.
 
The non-conference victory improves The Rock's record to 2-1-1 overall. The win is SRU's second consecutive triumph. The loss drops Davis & Elkins' record to 0-1-2 on the season.
 
Felix's two-goal performance was the second multi-goal outing of the 2013 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year's career. In addition to her goal and assist totals Felix, who now ranks 24^th in Rock history in goals scored, finished the game with a team-high seven shots. Five of the attempts were on target.
 
Joining Felix in SRU's goal parade was Ali Brosky and Leslie Henny. Their second-half scores were the first goals of the season for both seniors. Dara Demich and Caitlin Binder also peppered the Davis & Elkins goal with four and three shots, respectively.
 
Goalkeeper Annabelle Hegeman earned the win after stopping two shots and allowing one goal. Hegeman exits the weekend with a .880 save percentage through four games in 2014.
 
As a team, Slippery Rock held advantages over the Senators in total shots (23-6), shots on goal (13-3) and corner kicks (6-2).  
 
In what was an all-around dominating performance, The Rock controlled the contest from start to finish beginning with Felix's first goal of the day in the ninth minute when she put in a deflection past Davis & Elkins goalkeeper Ashley Winkelspecht. The Senators were able to tie the game at 19:40 on Jordyn Kemp's first goal of the season. However, the tie would be short lived as Felix put The Rock on top for good when she corralled a beautiful long pass from Haley Burkholder to slip another shot by Winkelspecht in the 28^th minute of action.
 
Coming out of intermission, Slippery Rock's aggressive attack was once again rewarded five minutes into the second half when Brosky took a direct pass from Felix on the right side of the box before proceeding to send in The Rock's third goal of the afternoon.
 
SRU added a final insurance goal with nine minutes remaining in regulation when Henny rebounded and scored off of a shot from Brosky that hit the crossbar.
 
Slippery Rock has now won 15 of its last 19 matches at Egli Field.
 
Saturday's win was the 241^st win in the career of head coach Noreen Herlihy. She now needs nine more victories to become just the 11^th head coach in NCAA Division II women's soccer history to eclipse the 250-win plateau.
 
Winkelspecht stopped nine shots for Davis & Elkins in the defeat. Maggie Fry and Kaitlyn Buoni both tallied two shots each.
 
Slippery Rock returns to Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference play when it hosts Clarion University Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium.