Greencastle, Ind. – Almost everyone got into the action Wednesday night when the Tigers defeated Earlham 10-1 in a North Coast Athletic Conference matchup.

Addie Ball, Corina Bourantas and Tori Wittemann had multiple goals to help the cause.

Offensively, DePauw controlled the majority of the game. They allowed Earlham just one shot, but that one shot ended up being a goal. Meanwhile, DePauw took 33 shots of their own.

Berliner scored first to get the game started at the 1:36 mark. Grace Goodbarn followed for the next goal at the 15:54 mark.

At 26:20, freshman Rose Revolinski scored her first collegiate goal to put the Tigers up 3-0.

Reilly Bruce connected on her 10th goal of the season before the half as the Tigers led 4-0 at intermission.

The second half was much the same. Addie Ball scored DePauw's first two goals of the half, bringing her season total to three. Sandwiched between those goals was Earlham's lone goal by Maite Turlings.

Bourantas scored her fifth and sixth goals at the 51:49 and 65:03 marks. Her first goal was off a rebound thanks to a shot by Witteman.

Witteman certainly did not go home empty handed, scoring the final two goals of the night. Her goals at 66:03 and 69:46 give her three goals on the year.

Berliner also recorded two assists. Revolinski and Maddy Burds each totaled an assist as well.

Sarah Guendert did not record a save but still moved to 7-3 on the year. Earlham goalkeeper Kate Korobkina recorded 14 saves in the loss.

The Tigers had 16 corners and one failed penalty stroke conversion. Earlham took four corners.

Both teams accounted for 19 fouls.

The win keeps DePauw in second place of the NCAC at 6-1. They now stand at 7-3 overall.

The Tigers travel to Wittenberg on Saturday. In their previous matchup Sept. 11, DePauw won 5-2.